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Video..Groove Machine Demo and Tutorial
Some good points some bad
http://www.thesoundtestroom.com/groove-machine-mobile-demo-tutorial/
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I'm looking for an all in one type of thing. I've been wrestling with Cubasis, Stroke Machine, BeatMaker 2, Caustic, ProMidi, Gadget, Auxy.
I got this last night because I was a big user of FL Studio once upon a time. I got it even though I was disappointed by Image-Line's first app for iOS. I have been really enjoying this app, particularly the piano roll, a place where I spend a lot of time.
@markk Quick question: How do you find the piano roll compares to gadget?
Truth is I hardly use the piano roll in any app, usually I just hit record and play, but this does seem to be quite nice, I do like the auto quantise in this too, never used the PR in Gadget either.
With this though I did use the PR to set the initial loop length because there doesn't seem to be any other way to do it.
I will also say that since Image Line are apparently going to add IAA, Audiobus and better sharing sharing options it will make this very cool
If they do add AB and export I'll be a fence sucka/sitter who'll spend my pocket money....
A short answer for now: better; although I'm going to give Gadget another go. GM has much better copy and paste and can actually scroll.
@markk how's the two finger thing working for you in the piano roll? Specifically, the hold and drag to adjust note length/velocity feature.
Markk how does the piano roll compare with the impc pro's piano roll, especially with gesture controls?
It's marvellous beyond compute. You can lengthen or louden (or copy) non-consecutive notes!!
It's been awhile since I've used that bit of kit. Will check later, as I have a memory of not being too frustrated by IMPC pro's piano roll.
Had a very quick re-visit with impc pro. Unless I was doing something wrong, impc piano roll wasn't able to do much at all. Nevertheless, I started to have fun after a while so I quickly shut that sucker down.