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Harmony Bloom - New Midi Magic Generator (Standalone and AUv3)

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  • Edward_AlexanderEdward_Alexander

    With that all cleared up, I also hope that comes to the iPad 🙂

  • KirbyMumboKirbyMumbo

    @KirbyMumbo said:
    anyone know how to start/stop in spectator mode on ios? is there a keyboard command or something?

    oh, also is there a way to send one of the dots to a different channel?

  • Edward_AlexanderEdward_Alexander

    @KirbyMumbo said:

    @KirbyMumbo said:
    anyone know how to start/stop in spectator mode on ios? is there a keyboard command or something?

    oh, also is there a way to send one of the dots to a different channel?

    I don’t see any options in the AU parameters for the spectator mode. Not sure about a keyboard shortcut.

    To answer your second question though, you can send trigger bars to different midi channels. Unfortunately not for individual notes (dots) as far as I’m aware. (I would rather like that also!)

  • skiphuntskiphunt

    Hey, I've been eyeing the app by Seqsual called Circle. He took it out of the appstore for awhile, but now it's back. It's also $20 and I'm having a hard time pulling the trigger on a niche midi controller app like this.

    That said, I really like the same dev's Astral and RSVP apps.

    I'm curious if I could essentially get the same performance out of Harmony Bloom. I don't think so, but I'm not completely sure what Circle is doing.

    Does anyone have both? If so, do they more or less produce very similar results?

  • KashiKashi

    @skiphunt said:
    Hey, I've been eyeing the app by Seqsual called Circle. He took it out of the appstore for awhile, but now it's back. It's also $20 and I'm having a hard time pulling the trigger on a niche midi controller app like this.

    That said, I really like the same dev's Astral and RSVP apps.

    I'm curious if I could essentially get the same performance out of Harmony Bloom. I don't think so, but I'm not completely sure what Circle is doing.

    Does anyone have both? If so, do they more or less produce very similar results?

    I think with the probability setting at say, 10% , the note number settings on 3 or 4, and the bpm nice and low (30 maybe), that Harmony Bloom could create something similar to this.
    That said, I too have no idea what Circle does.

  • skiphuntskiphunt

    @Kashi said:

    @skiphunt said:
    Hey, I've been eyeing the app by Seqsual called Circle. He took it out of the appstore for awhile, but now it's back. It's also $20 and I'm having a hard time pulling the trigger on a niche midi controller app like this.

    That said, I really like the same dev's Astral and RSVP apps.

    I'm curious if I could essentially get the same performance out of Harmony Bloom. I don't think so, but I'm not completely sure what Circle is doing.

    Does anyone have both? If so, do they more or less produce very similar results?

    I think with the probability setting at say, 10% , the note number settings on 3 or 4, and the bpm nice and low (30 maybe), that Harmony Bloom could create something similar to this.
    That said, I too have no idea what Circle does.

    Yeah, I can’t either. I think Circle may be doing things that are more user controlled during play and less random probability. I can’t tell from the scant demos though.

    I played with Harmony and did get similar results, but I think there are a couple layers of control in Circle that make it notably unique.

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