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Condukt App great for hardware Control now out.

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  • Soon it will be out ! Anyone on beta? How is it?

  • I had a quick test run yesterday - had some of the sequencers running on my Digitone and it seems really good! Got to the stage where I was trying to get it to sequence all 4 tracks of the Digitone and as it was getting late gave up, but am planning to try again later. I think there are 3 different sequencers and one is a Turing Machine, which I hope could kill my "need" for a Moog Labyrinth!

    It seems pretty excellent to me so far! (Does seem to be hardware only through USB).

  • @pigdog237 said:
    I had a quick test run yesterday - had some of the sequencers running on my Digitone and it seems really good! Got to the stage where I was trying to get it to sequence all 4 tracks of the Digitone and as it was getting late gave up, but am planning to try again later. I think there are 3 different sequencers and one is a Turing Machine, which I hope could kill my "need" for a Moog Labyrinth!

    It seems pretty excellent to me so far! (Does seem to be hardware only through USB).

    Thanks! I saw already some short vids on YouTube...sequencing hardware!

  • @Sergiu said:

    @pigdog237 said:
    I had a quick test run yesterday - had some of the sequencers running on my Digitone and it seems really good! Got to the stage where I was trying to get it to sequence all 4 tracks of the Digitone and as it was getting late gave up, but am planning to try again later. I think there are 3 different sequencers and one is a Turing Machine, which I hope could kill my "need" for a Moog Labyrinth!

    It seems pretty excellent to me so far! (Does seem to be hardware only through USB).

    Thanks! I saw already some short vids on YouTube...sequencing hardware!

    If you got a iPad and iPhone and the BLE Midi app and AUM you can use the sequencers on one device to control synths in AUM on another in AUM by setting one as a peripheral inside AUM Bluetooth settings.

  • This looks very cool, though the beta just did the maddest thing I’ve seen in a while; some sort of note hang from one of the sequencers that persisted even after I’d deleted the app. Had to restart to stop it😅

    Might preorder anyway as I think this could be a great asset…

  • Game changier for the old school crowd 😂

  • Condukt sending midi sequence to Roland S-1 audio into AUM. Condukt also sending midi sequence to Pure Piano concurrently inside AUM.

  • Now in the App Store it’s going up in price after the discount soon after launch so worth getting now.
    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/condukt/id1473063860

  • @Gavinski you can actually use this with BT to send midi between iPhone and ipad synths it comes with 4 built in sequencers. Believe regular price will be quite expensive I think £30 to £40 was mentioned but it’s fab for controlling small hardware like Roland Aira and Volca also groove boxes like Seqtrek etc.

  • edited March 3

    @Jumpercollins said:

    @Sergiu said:

    @pigdog237 said:
    I had a quick test run yesterday - had some of the sequencers running on my Digitone and it seems really good! Got to the stage where I was trying to get it to sequence all 4 tracks of the Digitone and as it was getting late gave up, but am planning to try again later. I think there are 3 different sequencers and one is a Turing Machine, which I hope could kill my "need" for a Moog Labyrinth!

    It seems pretty excellent to me so far! (Does seem to be hardware only through USB).

    Thanks! I saw already some short vids on YouTube...sequencing hardware!

    If you got a iPad and iPhone and the BLE Midi app and AUM you can use the sequencers on one device to control synths in AUM on another in AUM by setting one as a peripheral inside AUM Bluetooth settings.

    Have you tried this? If so how well does it work? I’ve been looking for a straightforward way to control apps on an iPad with an iPhone.

  • @Jumpercollins said:
    @Gavinski you can actually use this with BT to send midi between iPhone and ipad synths it comes with 4 built in sequencers. Believe regular price will be quite expensive I think £30 to £40 was mentioned but it’s fab for controlling small hardware like Roland Aira and Volca also groove boxes like Seqtrek etc.

    I always like the idea of this kind of thing but tbh I normally do stuff on one iPad, I rarely bother with a multi iPad setup. This looks cool but if not AUv3 I just don't think I'd end up using it much.

  • This app would be ideal to transform older iOS devices into an easy usable controller. Sad that the minimum requirement is iOS 18.1 - won’t buy.

  • Now in the App Store. Grab it while it’s hot ! This price won’t last long !
    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/condukt/id1473063860

  • @catherder said:
    This app would be ideal to transform older iOS devices into an easy usable controller. Sad that the minimum requirement is iOS 18.1 - won’t buy.

    Oh, so I couldn't even use it on my other iPad, it's stuck in 16, thnx for pointing out

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  • How does this compare to something like TouchOSC, Lemur, or on a smaller level, Mosaic?

  • @slicetwo said:
    How does this compare to something like TouchOSC, Lemur, or on a smaller level, Mosaic?

    It auto maps to most common synths etc which takes the bother out of midi learn and displays all the chosen controls on a grid. It has 4 types of sequencers built in for sequencing hardware or software. Plus a gif player plus a mixer mode. It’s easy to set up and use. If you like combining software and hardware it’s highly recommended.

  • @Jumpercollins said:

    @slicetwo said:
    How does this compare to something like TouchOSC, Lemur, or on a smaller level, Mosaic?

    It auto maps to most common synths etc which takes the bother out of midi learn and displays all the chosen controls on a grid. It has 4 types of sequencers built in for sequencing hardware or software. Plus a gif player plus a mixer mode. It’s easy to set up and use. If you like combining software and hardware it’s highly recommended.

    Would it be very useful for MIDI controllers? Or only hardware synths? I’ve wondered if something could help integrate my Launchkey a bit more smoothly into my workflow.

  • edited March 4

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:

    @Jumpercollins said:

    @slicetwo said:
    How does this compare to something like TouchOSC, Lemur, or on a smaller level, Mosaic?

    It auto maps to most common synths etc which takes the bother out of midi learn and displays all the chosen controls on a grid. It has 4 types of sequencers built in for sequencing hardware or software. Plus a gif player plus a mixer mode. It’s easy to set up and use. If you like combining software and hardware it’s highly recommended.

    Would it be very useful for MIDI controllers? Or only hardware synths? I’ve wondered if something could help integrate my Launchkey a bit more smoothly into my workflow.

    It’s really only for synths and a few grooveboxes. There is a generic template now in the database see link below

    . Worth asking the Q on their Discord forum.

    https://midi.guide/

    https://discord.gg/sYsxnZYw4

  • @Jumpercollins said:
    It auto maps to most common synths etc which takes the bother out of midi learn and displays all the chosen controls on a grid. It has 4 types of sequencers built in for sequencing hardware or software. Plus a gif player plus a mixer mode. It’s easy to set up and use. If you like combining software and hardware it’s highly recommended.

    Sweet. Is there a list of all the supported hardware? Also, if I don't use the USB of my Elektron boxes, for example, does the app still work via regular MIDI DIN with all the proper mappings? My USB on those boxes are hooked up to other things.

  • @slicetwo said:

    @Jumpercollins said:
    It auto maps to most common synths etc which takes the bother out of midi learn and displays all the chosen controls on a grid. It has 4 types of sequencers built in for sequencing hardware or software. Plus a gif player plus a mixer mode. It’s easy to set up and use. If you like combining software and hardware it’s highly recommended.

    Sweet. Is there a list of all the supported hardware? Also, if I don't use the USB of my Elektron boxes, for example, does the app still work via regular MIDI DIN with all the proper mappings? My USB on those boxes are hooked up to other things.

    I big into Bluetooth midi myself using WIDI devices so not sure about MIDI DIN but should imagine so. Again post=the question on their Dischord.

  • So, will it be auv3?

  • @mMmE said:
    So, will it be auv3?

    It’s on the roadmap at some point

  • @Jumpercollins said:
    I big into Bluetooth midi myself using WIDI devices so not sure about MIDI DIN but should imagine so. Again post=the question on their Dischord.

    Don't use Dischord, hence asking here.

  • @slicetwo said:

    @Jumpercollins said:
    I big into Bluetooth midi myself using WIDI devices so not sure about MIDI DIN but should imagine so. Again post=the question on their Dischord.

    Don't use Dischord, hence asking here.

    @slicetwo I just asked the dev about midi DIN maybe he chime in here!

  • Will it control more than one gadget at a time?

  • @BiancaNeve said:
    Will it control more than one gadget at a time?

    Yes certainly you can select multiple hardware setups once set up

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