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No MIDI mapping for individual clips in a scene? 😞
In general, I think MIDI mapping in BM3 is messed up and not designed well. I was really hoping this update was gonna fix that. I wish it was like most of the apps out there. Click on any parameter, then move, tap, slide on the controller and your controller is mapped. Simple.
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People use it for work as a slack alternative all the time. I've written cloud infrastructure bots to hit up discord channels. It's a great platform. 3962% better than Microsoft Teams, which is...a piece of shit.
Does the dev show up there ?
There are people there that are in touch with the dev and relay information about bugs.
I feel I must stand up for the developer a little here. I sent an enquiry using the contact email address on the Intua website, here,
https://intua.net/contact/
The enquiry was at the end of last year and I was asking about the rumour that an update was in the works as I was considering buying Beatmaker 3 during the Black Friday sale. The developer duly got back to me, confirming that there was indeed an update coming. I’ve been in touch with him a few times since asking if it was still going to happen and he always kindly replied and, as we all know, the update has now happened.
Try contacting him via the suggested contact email address on the website.
Agree 100%. I’m gonna add the similar inconvenience of downloading a new ticket storing app every single time you go to show or concert. I know that’s off topic but it’s in the same ballpark
Thanks for the info , but definitely won't bother , will (re)try the usual official forms
If by any chance , I get some new info will post back here
nearly kafkaesque:)
@Korakios Did you see my post above? Try the contact email address on the website, worked for me.
Yes ,I've done that in the past multiple times , although it's not meant for reporting bug
I much appreciate for the help though , let's focus on the positive side , the app was updated
There's a contact form meant for support: https://support.intua.net/hc/en-us/requests/new
It can be found on their support page: https://support.intua.net/hc/en-us
It is my sense that the Discord is a better place to communicate. There are people that are actively helpful and who are beta testers in contact with the developer.
I actually don’t mind Discord. It’s kind of evolved passed the gaming only chat rooms and has a ton of cool chat rooms available. I’m on some for YouTubers I follow, Twin Peaks (the show), various synths and developers, musicians, record listening parties, etc.
But you also have a very valid point. Discord should be an alternative but not the only form of communication. Email should be a bare necessity.
Of course it's fine as an alternative. But email is (unfortunately) still the absolute smallest common denominator when it comes to "official" online communication and thus as you said, that's what everyone has to offer as a minimum. I'm surprised that the App Store guidelines don't require something like this. They should! ☝️⚖️
I think I’ll stick to the sampler on my Logic Pro on iPad.
LOL 🤣😂😁
For sure. I’m hesitant to buy apps from any developer if I don’t see a way to contact them if issues arise.
It can’t compare to BM3. Not yet anyway. There are tons of samplers on iOS and most are better than Logics lol. IMO anyway.
For the things that I like BM3 for, there is nothing that matches it. I use it pretty much entirely for a certain kind of flexible slicing. Its ability to do high quality simultaneous time-stretching and pitch-shifting doesn’t have any iOS peers imo…even on my ancient iPad.
And I can see why for some that wouldn’t matter.
Yes the time stretching and pitch shifting algorithms are second to none on iOS right now.
Which AU are you having trouble with?
I'm thinking now about a father that left family for 2 years and he come back with gifts and says: "I'm with You always"
Nice to see
This is the iOS DAW that stood the test of time for me.
When iPhone
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