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Which ARTURIA APP to buy with sale?
Arturia is on sale and all this time I have never purchased an APP from them.
Which ARTURIA APP do you recommend and why?
Main music interested in it for is HOUSE, ELECTRO, and BLUES inspired experimental.
ThanX!
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They are all great but iSEM is the most solid one.
Another vote for iSEM here.
iSem, no brainer. I've been tempted with iMini but apparently people are not as happy with it as they should be.
+4 for iSEM
All, but iSEM is the overall best app, not to mention you have an Oberheim synth on your iPad. iProphet is very experimental.
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iSEM
Another vote for iSEM...
Once you start to play with the Voice Programmer and Matrix modulations you start to look for these features in other synths too
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Not iProphet or iMini, but the other one, now what's it called?
@Samu or any other intelligent member etc how can I set the arp speed to bpm on iSem? I can manually twist the rate button, but would like to set it specifically to (in this case) 110. Am I missing an obvious input opportunity (Vicar)?
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I got a Sem i at this point.
There's a switch right below the rate knob to set it to sync. From there, when you turn the knob, it's all bpm sync'd and the rate just dictates the pace (1/4th, 1/8th, 1/16th notes, etc.)
I'd also vote iSEM but iProphet is a very cool app for drifting patches.
For the genres named, all 3 can be useful.
@JohnnyGoodyear Good find
iSEM could use a 'numerical display' for all the parameters it has for more precise editing.
This would also make it a lot easier to 'tune' the voice programmer.
The arpeggiator does sync (when sync is on) to clock, tempo is set in the connect panel, but it's sadly the 'rate knob' is 'set by ear' for now.
Also I found another 'bug' in iSEM while i was looking for tempo settings, try to press and hold the 'Frequency' button, it brings up the fine adjustment, but as soon as one tries to change it it disappears...
I hope Rolf finds time to update iSEM and get rid of the bugs and add this essential numerical presentation of values.
Maybe I'm being too picky but i tend to find bugs and annoyances in just about every app i touch...
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It's hard to believe that a thread about Arturia synths went this long without mentioning iSEM. Ignore all that other advice and get iSEM, it's by far the best one on iOS.
Definitely iSEM, but also iMini. iProphet needs some TLC by Retronyms yet before it matches the desktop version - specifically it lacks velocity sensitivity and others have noticed a couple of other bugs I can't recall at the moment.
Isem but for me my first one was imini and i like the sound more than others
I know I keep going on about it (maybe because it's a part of my day to day business), but do you have any idea how useful/valuable this kind of customer/educated feedback is for some (forward-looking) companies?
Plenty.
I can get iSEM to synch it's arp to MIDI clock by forcing the MIDI clock into iSEM with MIDIBridge. Nothing else seems to work, but that does.
I love iSEM, but on my iPad 4 it's the only kid in the playground come recess.
Forward thinking meaning wanting to be better or forward thinking meaning, "we released it, now leave us alone, we only move forward?"
Forward-thinking in as far as realizing that understanding what the market likes and why (and, yeah, listening to that, responding to it, and acting upon it) is brilliant (and essential) for product development, customer relations, brand growth and technical innovation.
Wow. A sorta half vote for iprophet and 87 votes for iSEM. I don't think there's ever been a thread with this much harmony on this forum! Who wants to hug?
@samu value display would be really handy.
If i was only allowed one synth on my iPad (and Eden didn't count) it would be iSEM.
iSem makes some lush sounds for sure
I have iSEM.
I must confess to have never used it.
I must make some time for it.