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Addicts, what’s the one you need before you quit.

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  • @McD said:
    One? For me that would be PianoTeq 8. I love it so much I bought the whole enchilada using some credit card bonus money so the CFO didn’t see the purchase. I love tweaking the various instruments to make new sounds. Since it uses physical modeling you can push the starting instruments into something total different. I can drop the pitch center up or down octaves and make some powerful
    bases or subtle flutes. It’s the kind of programming where you hear immediate and predictable results.

    One of the best investments I have made with the definite exception of AUM for my DAW needs and StaffPad to compose film music. After getting all the StaffPad libraries I’ve probably spent more than the PianoTeq “whole enchilada” license. After going “all in” I was hoping I’d get new instruments included but alas… the new Bosendorfer is yet another $50. Good news for me… it’s so close to the Yamaha YC5 I don’t miss owning it.

    Agree 100% - the last two apps (or three) I would keep in a desert island situation is Pianoteq v8, Synthmaster v2 and Logic Pro…
    Pianoteq v8 certainly the best valued app!

  • My dream-app to iPad has been a direct clone of the Korg Oasys from 2005-2009…

    There were many years I was longing for an Korg Oasys 88, but, the pricetag $8000 was something I couldn’t manage around 2007-2009.
    That Oasys should replace my Korg Triton Xtreme, but, it never happend, although I have seen used item for ”just” $3500-$4500.
    To have this clone on iPad (just as the original 10” touch screen) could be an awesome product/app - it naturally should includes all seven (7) sound engine and the exact same user interface…

    Korg could sell a dedicated hardware keyboard or controller as a complement?

    I have always love Korg as a company, and, on Apple platforms they have done sooooo much great stuff!

  • @McD said:
    One? For me that would be PianoTeq 8. I love it so much I bought the whole enchilada using some credit card bonus money so the CFO didn’t see the purchase. I love tweaking the various instruments to make new sounds. Since it uses physical modeling you can push the starting instruments into something total different. I can drop the pitch center up or down octaves and make some powerful
    bases or subtle flutes. It’s the kind of programming where you hear immediate and predictable results.

    One of the best investments I have made with the definite exception of AUM for my DAW needs and StaffPad to compose film music. After getting all the StaffPad libraries I’ve probably spent more than the PianoTeq “whole enchilada” license. After going “all in” I was hoping I’d get new instruments included but alas… the new Bosendorfer is yet another $50. Good news for me… it’s so close to the Yamaha YC5 I don’t miss owning it.

    It’s incredible how we all use apps differently. Pianoteq has been my number 1 used app since I bought it last year, and 99% of the time I only use the Steinway D Classical preset with no tweaking. Worth every penny, I love it. I only have the Steinway and classical guitar models, but it had never occurred to me that this would be a sound design tool! How do you get your flute sounds?

  • Nanostudio 3

  • Give me automation in AUM...then I'm good...

  • If Synthesizer V came to iOS it would satisfy my GAS for years.

  • A quality super synth - e.g. Diva, Serum, Pigments, and some better AUV3 classic synth emulations, like Arturia V collection or Repro 5. From what’s currently available, I’m just waiting for the full MixBox to go on sale.

  • @HolyMoses said:

    @Telstar5 said:
    @NeuM : Is Cherry Audio really bringing their synths here ?

    For me Cherry Audios synths on Mac/Win isn’t good enough…

    Nice UI, nice company, nice price, but, the sound quality isn’t on pair with other top-synth I’ve got…

    That hasn't been my experience at all. I have most of their synths and several effects and use any number of them daily.

  • All Korg standalone synths being made AUV3. Or I'll simply take iMono/Poly and ODYSSEi as Auv3.

  • @peanut_gallery said:
    .....ODYSSEi as Auv3.

    They recently made the iM1 AuV3 so I'm quietly hopeful for the Odyssei.

    C'mon Korg, get the finger out!

  • @RonnieOmelettes said:
    A quality super synth - e.g. Diva, Serum, Pigments, and some better AUV3 classic synth emulations, like Arturia V collection or Repro 5. From what’s currently available, I’m just waiting for the full MixBox to go on sale.

    I've said many times that if V collection came to iPad I'd be fully done with the app GAS, and I stand by that. But honestly just Pigments would be amazing.

  • EG Waveshaper and Polywave

  • @NeuM said:

    @HolyMoses said:

    @Telstar5 said:
    @NeuM : Is Cherry Audio really bringing their synths here ?

    For me Cherry Audios synths on Mac/Win isn’t good enough…

    Nice UI, nice company, nice price, but, the sound quality isn’t on pair with other top-synth I’ve got…

    That hasn't been my experience at all. I have most of their synths and several effects and use any number of them daily.

    Ok, perhaps my opinion are subjective, not objective…

    As I said, Cherry Audios products are really great, but, not on pair with ex Synthmaster family or Twin3 and maybe Zeeon…

  • @Slam_Cut said:
    Nanostudio 3

    Ha!
    That would never happens, never…

    Nanostudio v2 is still a halfbaked products almost six years since release, so, longing for a version 3 is like longing for a reunion of ABBA or KiZZ - it will never ever happend…

  • edited July 2024

    I’m with @lasselu : AUM automation. I’ve got current Bitwig and last year’s Ableton, but almost everything I do, I do in AUM, and post direct from there via AudioShare. Automation would take my possibilities to the next level. I would pay a lot for that. Is it really too much to ask?

  • New app timeline
    Download
    Open and have a great session
    Never open again
    Forget about it.

  • @audiomike said:
    New app timeline
    Download
    Open and have a great session
    Never open again
    Forget about it.

    For 90% of apps, that's me too

  • Too many apps isn't my problem, it's too little time to keep using them all. If I only wanted one more thing, it would be a way of automating each lane in AUM to be transferred to a track in Logic iPad - that would save me lots of time.

  • @HolyMoses said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    Nanostudio 3

    Ha!
    That would never happens, never…

    That was not part of the question.

  • @Slam_Cut said:

    @HolyMoses said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    Nanostudio 3

    Ha!
    That would never happens, never…

    That was not part of the question.

    …but some part of honest opinion - sorry if I let you down.

  • Think I need a 3rd blueboard and another Roland dp-10.

    Its almost digitone price for sustain pedals

    but decided to put a double bass on a 3rd ipad ( instead of another )

    and although sidechaining sounds whack on a double bass and is like latency.

    Still feel it should be there and a bit of vibrato is needed sometimes. Although less than violin, viola etc.

    Its a cool instrument and with how you bow with the screen.

  • @HolyMoses said:

    @Slam_Cut said:

    @HolyMoses said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    Nanostudio 3

    Ha!
    That would never happens, never…

    That was not part of the question.

    …but some part of honest opinion - sorry if I let you down.

    I think you don’t understand my position:
    I will stop buying apps once NS3 drops.
    That is, I will be buying more apps.

    Maybe my humor was too dry?
    Does no one find that worth a giggle?
    Not like this was a serious thread.

  • One more before I quit, hmmmm…..
    ABELTON

  • @Slam_Cut said:

    @HolyMoses said:

    @Slam_Cut said:

    @HolyMoses said:

    @Slam_Cut said:
    Nanostudio 3

    Ha!
    That would never happens, never…

    That was not part of the question.

    …but some part of honest opinion - sorry if I let you down.

    I think you don’t understand my position:
    I will stop buying apps once NS3 drops.
    That is, I will be buying more apps.

    Maybe my humor was too dry?
    Does no one find that worth a giggle?
    Not like this was a serious thread.

    It was just a tad drier than the Sahara. 😂 Sorry mate.


    For the most part I've simply stopped buying most apps. I only purchase new apps from certain devs like Brambos and FAC and the like, and even then most of those don't get used.

    Doctor Vibe was the last app I purchased, but it has proven utterly valuable to my workflow. It has replaced Beef for my drum buss, and in fact I use its compressor on everything in my mixes (I usually switch the vinyl section off) except for the master track. How the f-ck does it glue everything together so well?! 🫢

    Back to topic, when I do have GAS for something new on iOS, it's almost always going to be a new sound pack IAP for any of the romplers I use. That's about it. And if a new rompler somehow appeared, I'd probably instabuy that too. :mrgreen:

  • Not an addict, but I guess I was, very low key, a while back.

    What stopped it was realising that I already had pretty much all I’d likely ever need, or even want to use, frankly.

    Occasionally, like maybe once or twice a year now, something on sale might catch my eye, but 9 times out of 10 (at least), I still won’t buy it. Because again, I look at what I have, and realise.. as above.

  • @distantstar said:
    Not an addict, but I guess I was, very low key, a while back.

    What stopped it was realising that I already had pretty much all I’d likely ever need, or even want to use, frankly.

    Occasionally, like maybe once or twice a year now, something on sale might catch my eye, but 9 times out of 10 (at least), I still won’t buy it. Because again, I look at what I have, and realise.. as above.

    It’s where I’m at but I’m waiting on those two for my completionist needs … an addict lol

  • So we are hoping devs will quit making apps ?

  • @PapaBPoppin said:

    @dpeace said:

    Indeed.

    While I've avoided the steps in thr 'see how much you've spent' threads (object permanency can't possibly apply to digital, right?), I AM curious about this

    How you do?

    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/aube-audio-unit-box-explorer/id1658756854

  • It wouldn’t be apps for me. More likely to be an extremely expensive piano. Then I will quit. Maybe.

  • Is @tja the deleted user in this thread?

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