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Future version of AudioBus - Suggestion:
After the ultimate update of Cubasis, I and those like me who has an iPad 4, I've noticed that it is possible to open a large number of synth without incurring CPU problems.
My proposal is: a greater number of input slots with a mixer to adjust the input levels directly in AudioBus, besides the possibility to pass effect in various slots.
What do you think?
Comments
Yes.
Ooh, that's an interesting answer! It's like it was already in your thoughts....
Yes???
Oh yes!
Even on iPad2 the effects routing would be useful. I'd just like to be able to route different Loopy tracks thru separate Audiobus effects apps simultaneously.
I want to have a DrumJam loop going clean, an iFretless Bass loop going through JamUp while I play guitarism live through AmpKit
I'd still like to see Audiobus disappear into my DAW of choice. I don't want another mixer and another fx router and another place to store/recall set ups.
Not that I'll turn it away! Just feel like Audiobus "the app" is ultimately a stop gap.
I'm not convinced yet that the plug-in workflow that we know from the desktop can be translated successfully to the iPad or even any touch based interface. Just from a UX perspective that is.
Cheers @sebastian. I don't mean a traditional plugin workflow per se.
Couple of scenarios in say cubasis:
New track -> type Audiobus->select an input app
New fx send->type Audiobus->select a filter app
New track -> type Audiobus -> bounce AB filter
Last insert on the master bus -> select AB output app
These actions would still launch the app exactly the way AB does now. Panel and everything.
Absolutely not dissing the current Audiobus app (nor how creamily you've put it together). Just think that one day a lot of what the app physically (?) does could/should be melted into a DAW.
Why would you want to type "Audiobus" all the time? I never really got the hang of text adventures.
(Sorry, couldn't resist.)
IT'S CALLED BRAND RESPECT! Also, autocomplete on my phone.
I love text adventures! They made me really fast at typing Rumplestiltskin... which is an essential skill for life in general
@syrupcore But if AudioBus was simply a technology that existed inside other apps to launch related apps, there would be no need for a separate app. What would be its function at that point? It might be difficult to achieve that degree of integration by means of the external app. Sounds to me more like you want a hidden technology like AudioCopy/Paste? Perhaps the AudioBus app becomes a means of allocating functionality rather than allowing access, because that would be done in-app?
@periurban that's sorta what I'm getting at. No more AB app. If you own a DAW that has paid handsome licensing fees for the ability to serve as AB host, that is.
@Rhism I wondered how you ended up with the name Rhism. You must have been typing REALLY fast.
we are going out of my initial point....what is Audiobus? Is a big mixer of the all apps....and I say only if it have, like a real mixer, a faders for mix the apps :-)
@Sinapsya_AB I imagine it going in the direction of AB itself becoming a DAW as it is the host for all the plug-ins. But I like @syrupcore's idea of letting other DAWs pay licensing fees to AB to let them play the role of host.