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IS THERE AN IOS DAW THAT CAN...

Disclaimer: Not Drambo

I have AUM & BM3 and wish I can combine them in one app based on these features which are most important to me.

FROM BM3:
1. The ability to multitrack and record multiple track independently on a timeline
2. Do edits of wav files
3. Have a mixer and channel strip view
4. Receive Clock info

FROM AUM:
1. Route MIDI to & from external gear
2. Route Audio to & from external gear via sends and returns, multiple outs etc.

Comments

  • Logic Pro 4 iPad?

  • Oh, is there any other app which does not require subscription?

  • The subscription part is easy to understand why you would oppose it, but you probably will get better answers if you specify why not Drambo for a start.

  • edited February 19

    @AMBello said:
    The subscription part is easy to understand why you would oppose it, but you probably will get better answers if you specify why not Drambo for a start.

    After careful reading list of needed features in first post, i guess because it has no audio tracks and just very limited audio editing posibilities, and also doesn’t have mixer with channel strip ?

    Just my raw guess, i may be wrong, maybe injust misreaded.

  • wimwim
    edited February 19

    This may seem like an odd answer concerning a "DAW" but Loopy Pro does tick a number of the boxes.

    FROM BM3:
    1. ✅ The ability to multitrack and record multiple track independently on a timeline
    Loopy Pro has a timeline. If coming from a strong DAW expectation you might find it lacking or non-standard in some ways though.
    2. ✅ 🚫 Do edits of wav files
    Only basic trimming, positioning, and slicing. But it does do time stretch.
    Copy and paste to/from an external editor is pretty painless.
    3. ✅ Have a mixer and channel strip view
    4. ✅ Receive Clock info
    Probably the best implementation on iOS

    FROM AUM:
    1. ✅ Route MIDI to & from external gear
    2. ✅ 🚫 Route Audio to & from external gear via sends and returns, multiple outs etc.
    That totally depends on the capabilities of the audio interface, as it would with any DAW

  • BM3 is still kind of irreplaceable. A combo of Loopy Pro and Drambo will get you most of the way though.

  • Why do we seek for perfection when we are inherently flawed individuals?

    Nothing wrong with using two apps and making a workflow that suits your needs.

    We can recommend apps like Cubasis, Logic, but there’ll be possibly something you won’t like about it.

  • @seonnthaproducer said:
    Why do we seek for perfection when we are inherently flawed individuals?

    Nothing wrong with using two apps and making a workflow that suits your needs.

    We can recommend apps like Cubasis, Logic, but there’ll be possibly something you won’t like about it.

    That is very true. I switch between Audiobus, Cubasis, Zenbeats and Auria Pro depending on the task I want to accomplish.

    Also changing DAW changes working perspective and those strength and weakness inspire new ideas.

  • edited February 20

    @seonnthaproducer said:
    Why do we seek for perfection when we are inherently flawed individuals?

    Nothing wrong with using two apps and making a workflow that suits your needs.

    We can recommend apps like Cubasis, Logic, but there’ll be possibly something you won’t like about it.

    using two apps is instant creativity killer for me … to switch between two different UIs, saving project at two different places, dealing with syncing of apps, etc.. it just kills me… i always preffer one spp even with limitations - but which allows me to be perfectly in flow. Diluting my concezrstion between more apps just kills my creativity.

  • edited February 20

    I believe ZenBeats covers all this ,
    I just confirmed multiple audio I/O can be routed to sends …(for my own interest)
    edit ..though returns may need to be audio tracks in record ..will check further ..
    re-edit there’s a monitor function so should work without needing record .
    free trial then subscription or buy -
    (subscription can be seen as a positive short term rental charge to continue assessment period when , as in this case , outright purchase is also possible )

  • @RetroNewb said:
    I believe ZenBeats covers all this ,
    I just confirmed multiple audio I/O can be routed to sends …(for my own interest)
    edit ..though returns may need to be audio tracks in record ..will check further .
    free trial then subscription or buy -
    (subscription can be seen as a positive short term rental charge to continue assessment period when , as in this case , outright purchase is also possible )

    And it can slave to midi clock?

  • edited February 20


    @espiegel123
    I haven’t tried , but settings seem to be there , assuming it’s Midi “BeatClock”

    edit , photo also shows track 3 in Monitor mode , which I guess allows an audiotrack to function as Return track .

    I haven’t used these functions on Zenbeats myself , but just quickly checking app settings

  • @AMBello said:
    The subscription part is easy to understand why you would oppose it, but you probably will get better answers if you specify why not Drambo for a start.

    Thanks but it's because of everything @dendy said. Drambo is nice, I bought it at release, but never clicked with me. Don't dig the workflow. I also have an older iPad rn lol, but when I upgrade Logic is definitely something I'll try.

    @wim said:
    This may seem like an odd answer concerning a "DAW" but Loopy Pro does tick a number of the boxes.

    >

    1. ✅ 🚫 Route Audio to & from external gear via sends and returns, multiple outs etc.
      That totally depends on the capabilities of the audio interface, as it would with any DAW

    Thanks, never thought of Loopy, but I definitely NEED external sends/returns.

    @BroCoast said:
    BM3 is still kind of irreplaceable. A combo of Loopy Pro and Drambo will get you most of the way though.

    BM3 is my sh^t definitely. Even if they did better audio routing for external alone I'd be happy because I dig the interface quite a bit.

    @seonnthaproducer said:
    Why do we seek for perfection when we are inherently flawed individuals?

    Nothing wrong with using two apps and making a workflow that suits your needs.

    We can recommend apps like Cubasis, Logic, but there’ll be possibly something you won’t like about it.

    Thanks. That's great and all, but I'm looking for something that has most of what I need firstly. Plugins are acceptable for most things but I definitely do not want to switch apps or have too many fragmented windows on my apps. I use eurorack and that's enough fragmentation for my brain. I don't need a digital/virtual layer of that at all.

    @RetroNewb said:
    I believe ZenBeats covers all this ,
    I just confirmed multiple audio I/O can be routed to sends …(for my own interest)
    edit ..though returns may need to be audio tracks in record ..will check further ..
    re-edit there’s a monitor function so should work without needing record .
    free trial then subscription or buy -
    (subscription can be seen as a positive short term rental charge to continue assessment period when , as in this case , outright purchase is also possible )

    Oh really. I'll check this out then. Returns as separate audio tracks should be fine because that's how I do it in AUM anyway. Thanks man.
    And thanks to everyone else.
    Cheers

  • @DatGood : if you have a multi input/output interface, Loopy Pro can send and return to/from as many inputs/outputs as you have

  • wimwim
    edited February 20

    @espiegel123 said:
    @DatGood : if you have a multi input/output interface, Loopy Pro can send and return to/from as many inputs/outputs as you have

    Yes, that's what I was trying to say about send/return.

    Any DAW that can pick the inputs and outputs of a multi-channel interface can do send/return if the interface supports it. If the interface doesn't have the channels and capability then no DAW can.

    There's the issue of latency to consider too. Audio out to the interface, throughout , and back in to the device is going to introduce at least double latency. I don't know if this is something the iConnectivity 4c or 4+ can address with its internal routing. It seems unlikely, but maybe?

    @DatGood - I'm just bringing this up because Send/Return is critical then you may want to be sure you have a handle on this issue first so that you know what you're working with and can check that specific DAWs will support the use of that interface effectively.

  • @RetroNewb said:
    I believe ZenBeats covers all this ,
    I just confirmed multiple audio I/O can be routed to sends …(for my own interest)
    edit ..though returns may need to be audio tracks in record ..will check further ..
    re-edit there’s a monitor function so should work without needing record .
    free trial then subscription or buy -
    (subscription can be seen as a positive short term rental charge to continue assessment period when , as in this case , outright purchase is also possible )

    Thanks @RetroNewb - I wanted to mention ZenBeats, but didn't know how it does with multi-channel interfaces.
    It's a little weak in the audio editing department, but seems a potential fit for the rest.

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