dRambo update now live on the AppStore

0tolerance4silence

Hehe…
It’s a new AI feature that takes photos of you when you are most confused. Removed due to pending legal issues (for now).
edit: it is also not quite clear yet how it will be utilised to make you buy more modules, so stay tuned

Edward_Alexander

lol Max Headroom

Yeah, I’ve been saying Drambo + Loopy Pro is a winning combo for years now. I literally need nothing else (well, maybe my guitars).

And I’m more apt to use LP inside Drambo, mostly because I normally start Drambo first, but like the rest of you @wim @supadom , I’ve used them both ways comfortably.

Oregano

@rs2000 said:

@Oregano said:
Nice to see an update! Is there a better solution now for recording midi coming out of an AUV3 (for instance using the pads or keys from inside an AUV3 app, instead of the Drambo keyboard)?
There was a workaround by adding a midi fx instance of Drambo and tapping the ‘rec’ box on it but I cannot get it to work reliably and sometimes I can either record but not hear the sounds at the same time, and other times I cannot record at all.

Could you please try and describe steps to reproduce a case where hitting Rec won't record anything from the AUv3?
Thanks!

Ok, I tried again and I am able to record the midi from an AUv3 instrument (that outputs midi); but with no sound while I record.

The setup is:
Add AUv3 instrument of my choice
Add another AUv3 instrument - load Drambo there
Go to the "inner Drambo" and tap the record button there
Go back to the outer Drambo and start recording
Use the keyboard/pads inside the AUv3 (no sound plays but the midi is being output)
Stop recording
Go to the inner Drambo and drag the clip from there to the outer Drambo
Remove the inner Drambo
Press play - the recorded midi plays through the AUv3 and you can hear it now

This process is clunky and I cannot hear what I'm playing as it records. There's another workaround with Streambyter but it's also clunky to setup.

I was hoping the new MIDI input module might help there but I did not get that to work (meaning it would help me hear what I'm playing, if I set it up properly)

Gravitas

@MonkeyDrummer said:
Anyone have a good lead on a recent tutorial series on Drambo that includes recent (not necessarily the most recent) updates…

Not yet.
However they will happen eventually.

Grandbear

@Oregano said:

@rs2000 said:

@Oregano said:
Nice to see an update! Is there a better solution now for recording midi coming out of an AUV3 (for instance using the pads or keys from inside an AUV3 app, instead of the Drambo keyboard)?
There was a workaround by adding a midi fx instance of Drambo and tapping the ‘rec’ box on it but I cannot get it to work reliably and sometimes I can either record but not hear the sounds at the same time, and other times I cannot record at all.

Could you please try and describe steps to reproduce a case where hitting Rec won't record anything from the AUv3?
Thanks!

Ok, I tried again and I am able to record the midi from an AUv3 instrument (that outputs midi); but with no sound while I record.

The setup is:
Add AUv3 instrument of my choice
Add another AUv3 instrument - load Drambo there
Go to the "inner Drambo" and tap the record button there
Go back to the outer Drambo and start recording
Use the keyboard/pads inside the AUv3 (no sound plays but the midi is being output)
Stop recording
Go to the inner Drambo and drag the clip from there to the outer Drambo
Remove the inner Drambo
Press play - the recorded midi plays through the AUv3 and you can hear it now

This process is clunky and I cannot hear what I'm playing as it records. There's another workaround with Streambyter but it's also clunky to setup.

I was hoping the new MIDI input module might help there but I did not get that to work (meaning it would help me hear what I'm playing, if I set it up properly)

@Oregano it's a different workaround, but have you tried adding the Drambo MIDI plugin and using its own "REC" button? You will not need to deal with the inner Drambo at all.

offbrands

@supadom said:
@offbrands @Gravitas @wim

Loopy Pro + Drambo FTW.

I personally use D inside LP because of Loopy UI feeling a bit less cramped but I’ve tried it both ways and it works great.

It’s just such a smooth experience. I really love it.

One super amazing combo in D is knobs + graphic shaper + whatever destination. I know it ‘a a classic macro set up but when @rs2000 illuminated me with this my relationship with Drambo and my midi controller’s real estate has changed.

Interesting. I’m going to have to experiment with this. Thanks for sharing this tidbit!

Currently I have 1 knob dedicated to 4 types of envelopes, another one with about 10 different effects, at times overlapping, yet another one to various oscillator shapes within layer switch module. It started with @Gravitas helping me making a classic high pass low pass combo dj style filter on one knob!! I’’m beginning to feel emotional now 😅

Sounds dope! I’M getting emotional for you 🥲
I loved using Koala FX for this kinda workflow but I’ve been meaning to dive in and make my own.

That’s possibly why when I touch hardware I feel demotivated after a while because to recreate stuff like that without a big screen aided by touch is a huge amount of work.

Some people are software some are hardware. I think it’s a fortuitous time we live in for creativity to be so varied and more importantly obtainable.

I’ve barely touched much hardware in general so I’m with you on this.

What drew me to Drambo?

I kept asking @giku_beepstreet for Impaktor 2 until he led me astray into the nerdy world of modular and the rest is history. I still understand only about 30% of it but the flexibility of DIY approach is so liberating.

Hahaha. This is hilarious.

But you’re so right, l i b e r a t i n g. I keep seeing successful artists, YouTubers, a few colleagues of mine dipping their toes into hardware (they can afford it so I don’t blame them) and the common theme is that they felt freedom to create when going this route.

30% is about 27% more than I know so good on ya.

I’ve also always wanted to bring the worlds of electronic and acoustic music, both of which I love, closer together. So next time I meet my non electronic mates I can jam with them using my little rig with minimal setup or getting lost in menus or loading instruments. That’s why I decry the lack of Samplr in AU form. I know it still works but I truly hope someone inadvertently clones it 😂

The artist “Fred again..” mentioned samplr on Tape Notes podcast and the creator made sure to put that in the app description and then doubled the price right away lol. I could be exaggerating a little but the price history if memory serves aligns with that.

To me, that felt ick so I haven’t even messed around with it.

I hope you get to meet with your mates soon enough! Sounds like a great time.

offbrands

@Gravitas said:

@supadom said:

I must admit that I don't use macros as much as I should however
I do agreed that macros really do change the way we design and perform our music.

It’s such a dope way to reinvent performance. Recently I’ve been listening to “Floating Points” a lot and their latest album Cascade - the first track on there Vocoder [Club Mix] is just a macro/sound design/let loose master class of a song. This convo and that song is going to reinforce my usage of macros on the next session.

.... It started with @Gravitas helping me making a classic high pass low pass combo dj style filter on one knob!! I’’m beginning to feel emotional now 😅

Mic drop, handkerchief out...turns away from the cameras, dry's eyes, turns back and carry's on.

💀💀💀

That’s possibly why when I touch hardware I feel demotivated after a while because to recreate stuff like that without a big screen aided by touch is a huge amount of work.

Yeah, hands down an iPad beats the screens on hardware for sure.
Jump through hurdles via knobs and sub menus or tap a screen.

While I definitely agree for my own process, I can see how if you’re in the flow and really grasp a tool that it becomes second nature. I used to be c r a zy on Koala for instance and while it’s a UI dream for a sampler, just a year or so of not using it frequently has taken a toll on my abilities with it.

I kept asking @giku_beepstreet for Impaktor 2 until he led me astray into the nerdy world of modular and the rest is history. I still understand only about 30% of it but the flexibility of DIY approach is so liberating.

Ohhhhhhh,.....so thaaaaaat's how they got you.
I can picture it in my minds eye.
Dark alley way,
neon lights at the end of it,
people against the walls making offers
which you ignore because you can see impaktor 2 at the end of it.
You offer your hard earned money and instead of Impaktor 2 you get...dun, dun, daaaaaah.
DRAMBO!!!!

There's a movie scene there somewhere.

Lol! You’re kidding but I would love to see an interview of the journey to create Drambo. Loopy Pro too while I’m throwing wants about.

I’ve also always wanted to bring the worlds of electronic and acoustic music, both of which I love, closer together.

I've always enjoyed combining the two hence
why I really like the dRambo+Loopy Pro combination
that I'm currently exploring and making templates for.

Okay I’m just gonna ask what is the dRambo spelling I see often? I was typing out a guess but realized it’s half thought out lol.

Telstar5

@MonkeyDrummer
https://www.youtube.com/live/xJGMw0mPTbg?si=uOmd2sEu_lDqrdOU

offbrands

@Gravitas said:

@offbrands said:

" I am interested in the pathway to using an app like this, and the way they use it. I imagine some use it as only a daw, some for building synths or sound effects, some who use the utilities of it within another host, some who use it as a drum machine, etc.

I think what you've written here are actually good pointers for other users.
The way to mastery isn't always along the same path
and what tickles one person may put off another.
Start off using it in the direction that interests you the most because
that interest will then grow into venturing into other directions.

Cheers! Thank you for pointing out that you vibed with this.

There’s a couple of other apps I’ve used (not music) that I really clicked with that led me to browsing forums, YouTube, etc and what I realized was that if something clicks with you and the way you use it, then it clicks. Searching for answers to problems we give ourselves probably isn’t the best use of time since you already found the right way for you.

This is to say that my ADHD forces me to remind myself of this constantly 😅

That isn’t to say learning more / different ways of usage isn’t a worthwhile thing to do, but I don’t really want someone else’s process to muddy mine I guess.

Creativity is inherently a process of aping your idols until you form your own style, so I figure, in a modular, open ended, free-form environment I might as well do my own thing.

Good luck on the performance!

We’ll see! 😅😅

Cheers 🙏🏽

It was a Gospel Choir performance in honour of Black History Month
and I was invited to play on drums by the leader of the choir
who is an award winning jazz pianist and eminent Gospel Choral leader here in the U.K.
It was held at Kings Chapel on the Strand here in London.
The other instrument was trumpet which was played by our mutual friend
so it was trumpet, piano and drums supporting and leading a Gospel choir.
The three of us go way back and we met through jazz anyway moving on....

That sounds like an incredible experience. I’m sure it’s one you won’t forget. Did anyone share any recordings from it? Might be nice to save them if you can find em!

I’m so new at this so I’m sure plenty of others here have watched themselves live and such but lately I started to record my practice / sessions on OBS and will usually rewatch it before the next time I got time to mess about, I kind of tweak things about my performance each time which I think has been helpful.

I’m mentioning this because all of that practice work would be thrown out the window with an experience like that for myself! lol

offbrands

@wim said:

@offbrands said:
Is this a personal choice? Or just something that you’ve grown apart from? Forgive me if it’s something personal. Just curious.

I never was that good to begin with, and I’m getting more and more introverted. I just don’t feel like putting myself out there like that any more. I’m happy to just noodle in the headphones on the couch these days.

As long as you’re happy @wim 🙏🏽

I’m looking into doing an opening set (30 minutes) in December. Don’t know if I got the cajones for that yet .. but we’ll see.

Sure you do. It’ll be great! Don’t become like me. 😎

I’m already an introvert! And I’ve never wanted to be the center of attention in anything. So it’s a challenge I’m trying to work through.

Appreciate your words 🤘🏽

0tolerance4silence

Just leaving this here in case it helps regarding midi recording and was overlooked:
You no longer need to use midi feedback or other workarounds to record midi from your midi seq/generator AUv3s.
You can use MIDI/Sequencer module - it can be loaded after your AUv3 and be fed with midi without any round trip latency involved. It is a full on substitute for the main sequencer and multiple sequencers can be used on any track.
Tap the blue area on the module; red highlight will indicate that your sequencer module is active for editing; edit sequence like always (main seq temporarily becomes the editing area for the module); tap again the blue area to exit.
Other benefits are the flexible playback modes and other goodies when combining several seq modules.

My advise is to avoid feedback workarounds as it may introduce issues.

RajahP

@Grandbear said:
@Oregano it's a different workaround, but have you tried adding the Drambo MIDI plugin and using its own "REC" button? You will not need to deal with the inner Drambo at all.

Interesting one button rec.. but it is hard to follow these threads without quotes from the OP..

Will try to figure it out..

Gravitas

@offbrands

...Okay I’m just gonna ask what is the dRambo spelling I see often? I was typing out a guess but realized it’s half thought out lol.

Guiltily holds up hand and says "that's me your honor".
I have a short hand way of writing text on machines.
For instance I use kDrm or sNrs or Verb'd and I have a few others.
dRambo used to assist me when writing on the forums and in the FB group.
A quick skim through and I can answer someones comment or know that the post was mine.
Now other people have started using the "dRambo" spelling and now I'm not sure who is writing what.
Was that me????
I didn't remember writing that...
What's going...lololol and obviously I see Rambo and
there's a part of my personality that is a bit "Rambo" long story short.

Now it's actually starting to evolve into it's own thing which makes me smile.

rs2000

@Oregano said:

@rs2000 said:

@Oregano said:
Nice to see an update! Is there a better solution now for recording midi coming out of an AUV3 (for instance using the pads or keys from inside an AUV3 app, instead of the Drambo keyboard)?
There was a workaround by adding a midi fx instance of Drambo and tapping the ‘rec’ box on it but I cannot get it to work reliably and sometimes I can either record but not hear the sounds at the same time, and other times I cannot record at all.

Could you please try and describe steps to reproduce a case where hitting Rec won't record anything from the AUv3?
Thanks!

Ok, I tried again and I am able to record the midi from an AUv3 instrument (that outputs midi); but with no sound while I record.

The setup is:
Add AUv3 instrument of my choice
Add another AUv3 instrument - load Drambo there
Go to the "inner Drambo" and tap the record button there
Go back to the outer Drambo and start recording
Use the keyboard/pads inside the AUv3 (no sound plays but the midi is being output)
Stop recording
Go to the inner Drambo and drag the clip from there to the outer Drambo
Remove the inner Drambo
Press play - the recorded midi plays through the AUv3 and you can hear it now

This process is clunky and I cannot hear what I'm playing as it records. There's another workaround with Streambyter but it's also clunky to setup.

I was hoping the new MIDI input module might help there but I did not get that to work (meaning it would help me hear what I'm playing, if I set it up properly)

Your workflow sounds complicated indeed.
I don't see your MIDI routing, hard to say what happens in your patch.
What MIDI source do you want your sound to be triggered from while recording?
The sequencer? The keyboard? Or the keyboard from the "inner Drambo"?

Gravitas

@offbrands said:

@Gravitas said:

@offbrands said:

" I am interested in the pathway to using an app like this, and the way they use it. I imagine some use it as only a daw, some for building synths or sound effects, some who use the utilities of it within another host, some who use it as a drum machine, etc.

I think what you've written here are actually good pointers for other users.
The way to mastery isn't always along the same path
and what tickles one person may put off another.
Start off using it in the direction that interests you the most because
that interest will then grow into venturing into other directions.

Cheers! Thank you for pointing out that you vibed with this.

There’s a couple of other apps I’ve used (not music) that I really clicked with that led me to browsing forums, YouTube, etc and what I realized was that if something clicks with you and the way you use it, then it clicks. Searching for answers to problems we give ourselves probably isn’t the best use of time since you already found the right way for you.

This is to say that my ADHD forces me to remind myself of this constantly 😅

That isn’t to say learning more / different ways of usage isn’t a worthwhile thing to do, but I don’t really want someone else’s process to muddy mine I guess.

What works for you works for you.
I also have my way of learning.
It's really simple.
I ask a question when I'm stuck other than that leave me alone whilst I figure it for myself
and as mentioned in another thread I actually like reading manuals.

Creativity is inherently a process of aping your idols until you form your own style, so I figure, in a modular, open ended, free-form environment I might as well do my own thing.

That's why I'm a jazz musician because I can do my own thing and
that's also why I enjoy dRambo and Eurorack because I can do my own thing.

Good luck on the performance!

We’ll see! 😅😅

Cheers 🙏🏽

It was a Gospel Choir performance in honour of Black History Month
and I was invited to play on drums by the leader of the choir
who is an award winning jazz pianist and eminent Gospel Choral leader here in the U.K.
It was held at Kings Chapel on the Strand here in London.
The other instrument was trumpet which was played by our mutual friend
so it was trumpet, piano and drums supporting and leading a Gospel choir.
The three of us go way back and we met through jazz anyway moving on....

That sounds like an incredible experience. I’m sure it’s one you won’t forget. Did anyone share any recordings from it? Might be nice to save them if you can find em!

It was a lovely experience and bodes well for the future.
I think one of the singers had the forethought to record it on her phone.
Fingers crossed there'll be more performances like todays one.

I’m so new at this so I’m sure plenty of others here have watched themselves live and such but lately I started to record my practice / sessions on OBS and will usually rewatch it before the next time I got time to mess about, I kind of tweak things about my performance each time which I think has been helpful.

This is a good thing to do.
Good practice for when you're performing live or getting something ready for an audience in mind.

I’m mentioning this because all of that practice work would be thrown out the window with an experience like that for myself! lol

Nah, experiences like today only add to what one already does.
That's why we practice it's for experiences like today.

offbrands

@Gravitas said:
@offbrands

...Okay I’m just gonna ask what is the dRambo spelling I see often? I was typing out a guess but realized it’s half thought out lol.

Guiltily holds up hand and says "that's me your honor".
I have a short hand way of writing text on machines.
For instance I use kDrm or sNrs or Verb'd and I have a few others.
dRambo used to assist me when writing on the forums and in the FB group.
A quick skim through and I can answer someones comment or know that the post was mine.
Now other people have started using the "dRambo" spelling and now I'm not sure who is writing what.
Was that me????
I didn't remember writing that...
What's going...lololol and obviously I see Rambo and
there's a part of my personality that is a bit "Rambo" long story short.

Now it's actually starting to evolve into it's own thing which makes me smile.

Appreciate the clarification! That makes sense.

I half thought it was because Rambo from the movies would use literally anything as a weapon. So dRambo being a tool you can do so much with was like a weapon of choice. Damnit now I wanna make a dRambo cover art in the style of First Bloods VHS sleeve. 💥🌴

Grandbear

@RajahP said:

@Grandbear said:
@Oregano it's a different workaround, but have you tried adding the Drambo MIDI plugin and using its own "REC" button? You will not need to deal with the inner Drambo at all.

Interesting one button rec.. but it is hard to follow these threads without quotes from the OP..

Will try to figure it out..

You're right, I amended my post to add the conversation

RajahP

@Grandbear said:

@RajahP said:

@Grandbear said:
@Oregano it's a different workaround, but have you tried adding the Drambo MIDI plugin and using its own "REC" button? You will not need to deal with the inner Drambo at all.

Interesting one button rec.. but it is hard to follow these threads without quotes from the OP..

Will try to figure it out..

You're right, I amended my post to add the conversation

Thanks..

Mountain_Hamlet

Hey dRambo people of knowledge I’ve had dRambo crash twice on me since this update doing two different things. One in relation to the analog filter, one when recording a bass line using synclavier. Would there be crash logs and if so where would I send them. It’s been a while since dRambo has crashed on me, but twice in a couple of days is testing my patience,

Gravitas

@Mountain_Hamlet said:
Hey dRambo people of knowledge I’ve had dRambo crash twice on me since this update doing two different things. One in relation to the analog filter, one when recording a bass line using synclavier. Would there be crash logs and if so where would I send them. It’s been a while since dRambo has crashed on me, but twice in a couple of days is testing my patience,

Can you repeat the steps that made dRambo crash? and for crash reports go to

Settings/PrivacyAnalytics&Improvements/Analytics Data

Gravitas

@offbrands said:

I half thought it was because Rambo from the movies would use literally anything as a weapon.

Errmmm....I didn't think of that.
I'm a multi-instrumentalist, I play guitar, bass, drums, keys, percussion and vocals.
I can play double bass but not for long stints unless I practice and....

So dRambo being a tool you can do so much with was like a weapon of choice.

Errmmmm....Again, oh sugar....I made dRambo my main music creating hub and I do everything from within it.

Damnit now I wanna make a dRambo cover art in the style of First Bloods VHS sleeve. 💥🌴

Go for it. lolololol

Gravitas

@Gravitas said:

@Mountain_Hamlet said:
Hey dRambo people of knowledge I’ve had dRambo crash twice on me since this update doing two different things. One in relation to the analog filter, one when recording a bass line using synclavier. Would there be crash logs and if so where would I send them. It’s been a while since dRambo has crashed on me, but twice in a couple of days is testing my patience,

Can you repeat the steps that made dRambo crash? and for crash reports go to

Settings/PrivacyAnalytics&Improvements/Analytics Data

Also can you send the dRambo files that made dRambo crash along with the crash reports to [email protected]

Gravitas

And apologies to all for the conversation that Offbrands and I have been
having in regards to using dRambo as a creative tool and my anecdotal stories.

Normal service shall resume.

hghon

@Gravitas said:
And apologies to all for the conversation that Offbrands and I have been
having in regards to using dRambo as a creative tool and my anecdotal stories.

Normal service shall resume.

I quite enjoyed that read 👍

Gravitas

@hghon said:

@Gravitas said:
And apologies to all for the conversation that Offbrands and I have been
having in regards to using dRambo as a creative tool and my anecdotal stories.

Normal service shall resume.

I quite enjoyed that read 👍

Cool.

Thank you.

I was enjoying the conversation myself but you know....

We'll start chatting again eventually...

offbrands

@Gravitas said:

@hghon said:

@Gravitas said:
And apologies to all for the conversation that Offbrands and I have been
having in regards to using dRambo as a creative tool and my anecdotal stories.

Normal service shall resume.

I quite enjoyed that read 👍

Cool.

Thank you.

I was enjoying the conversation myself but you know....

We'll start chatting again eventually...

Same but agreed! Cheers @hghon & @Gravitas

Oregano

@rs2000 said:

@Oregano said:

@rs2000 said:

@Oregano said:
Nice to see an update! Is there a better solution now for recording midi coming out of an AUV3 (for instance using the pads or keys from inside an AUV3 app, instead of the Drambo keyboard)?
There was a workaround by adding a midi fx instance of Drambo and tapping the ‘rec’ box on it but I cannot get it to work reliably and sometimes I can either record but not hear the sounds at the same time, and other times I cannot record at all.

Could you please try and describe steps to reproduce a case where hitting Rec won't record anything from the AUv3?
Thanks!

Ok, I tried again and I am able to record the midi from an AUv3 instrument (that outputs midi); but with no sound while I record.

The setup is:
Add AUv3 instrument of my choice
Add another AUv3 instrument - load Drambo there
Go to the "inner Drambo" and tap the record button there
Go back to the outer Drambo and start recording
Use the keyboard/pads inside the AUv3 (no sound plays but the midi is being output)
Stop recording
Go to the inner Drambo and drag the clip from there to the outer Drambo
Remove the inner Drambo
Press play - the recorded midi plays through the AUv3 and you can hear it now

This process is clunky and I cannot hear what I'm playing as it records. There's another workaround with Streambyter but it's also clunky to setup.

I was hoping the new MIDI input module might help there but I did not get that to work (meaning it would help me hear what I'm playing, if I set it up properly)

Your workflow sounds complicated indeed.
I don't see your MIDI routing, hard to say what happens in your patch.
What MIDI source do you want your sound to be triggered from while recording?
The sequencer? The keyboard? Or the keyboard from the "inner Drambo"?

I want to tap the pads or keys inside the AUV3 app UI (that does send midi out), and have that be recorded and sounded out at the same time.

Ok! I tried it again and got it to work, thank you for your help. There are couple of pitfalls to keep in mind it turns out.

1. Add an AUV3 instrument of your choice
2. Add an AUV3 midi processor and load another Drambo instance in there. No need to go inside it, but do tap the “Rec” button.
3. Make a midi connection from the Drambo midi processor to the instrument AUV3. It turns out several auv3s do not output midi.
4. If you tap the keys/pads inside the AUV3 instrument UI, you will not hear a sound. However if you start recording a clip, you will hear a sound while tapping the keys inside the AUV3 instrument UI, and the output midi will get recorded to the clip.

For instruments that do not output midi, obviously this won’t work.

Mountain_Hamlet

@Gravitas said:

@Gravitas said:

@Mountain_Hamlet said:
Hey dRambo people of knowledge I’ve had dRambo crash twice on me since this update doing two different things. One in relation to the analog filter, one when recording a bass line using synclavier. Would there be crash logs and if so where would I send them. It’s been a while since dRambo has crashed on me, but twice in a couple of days is testing my patience,

Can you repeat the steps that made dRambo crash? and for crash reports go to

Settings/PrivacyAnalytics&Improvements/Analytics Data

Also can you send the dRambo files that made dRambo crash along with the crash reports to [email protected]

Thanks. I’ve sent through the information through to [email protected]

Basically, I had an issue with placing the analog filter onto a track with the formant oscillator loaded. The sound started crackling and then it ended up with a freeze and a crash. The other incident I was recording an extended bass part with Synclavier Go as the Auv3 instrument and when I tapped the record button to end the recording process it just crashed.

I’m currently on iPad OS18.0 and will wait to hear back before updating to the latest version in case I can be of any assistance in researching this fault any further.

Gravitas

@Mountain_Hamlet said:

Thanks. I’ve sent through the information through to [email protected]

Thank you.

Basically, I had an issue with placing the analog filter onto a track with the formant oscillator loaded. The sound started crackling and then it ended up with a freeze and a crash. The other incident I was recording an extended bass part with Synclavier Go as the Auv3 instrument and when I tapped the record button to end the recording process it just crashed.

Was the analog filter before or after the formant filter?
I'll see if I can replicate this on my rig.

I've been having issues with Auv3's recently also, in my case it's being caused my memory issues,
I generally push my aging Air 3 to the very edges of it's performance level and then some,
however we haven't heard that much from other users having issues with auv3's.
Is Synclavier Go the only Auv3 that you're having issues with or are there any others?

I’m currently on iPad OS18.0 and will wait to hear back before updating to the latest version in case I can be of any assistance in researching this fault any further.

We all know that new iOS's bring a swathe of issues hence the rushed AppStore update,

Thank you for the offer of assistance.
Any issues that you have the beta team and I are floating around and
if it's really serious then do what you've done for this particular issue
which is send the crash logs and the drambo file/s for Giku to have a look at.

Mountain_Hamlet

@Gravitas said:

@Mountain_Hamlet said:

Thanks. I’ve sent through the information through to [email protected]

Thank you.

Basically, I had an issue with placing the analog filter onto a track with the formant oscillator loaded. The sound started crackling and then it ended up with a freeze and a crash. The other incident I was recording an extended bass part with Synclavier Go as the Auv3 instrument and when I tapped the record button to end the recording process it just crashed.

Was the analog filter before or after the formant filter?
I'll see if I can replicate this on my rig.

I've been having issues with Auv3's recently also, in my case it's being caused my memory issues,
I generally push my aging Air 3 to the very edges of it's performance level and then some,
however we haven't heard that much from other users having issues with auv3's.
Is Synclavier Go the only Auv3 that you're having issues with or are there any others?

I’m currently on iPad OS18.0 and will wait to hear back before updating to the latest version in case I can be of any assistance in researching this fault any further.

We all know that new iOS's bring a swathe of issues hence the rushed AppStore update,

Thank you for the offer of assistance.
Any issues that you have the beta team and I are floating around and
if it's really serious then do what you've done for this particular issue
which is send the crash logs and the drambo file/s for Giku to have a look at.

Synclavier Go is the only one I had troubles with directly.

It was the Formant Oscillator that I had in the channel. The analog filter was the last in the chain.

From your point of view it won’t matter if I update the OS then?