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  • edited July 2025

    @NeuM to create a new default patch tap the plus sign in the preset dropdown. It works in the standalone and the AUv3

  • @espiegel123 said:
    @NeuM to create a new default patch tap the plus sign in the preset dropdown. It works in the standalone and the AUv3

    Thanks. I've given up on it for the time being. Other than the existing patches, it's simply too unintuitive for me to worry about it.

  • thanks harry for that update!
    those new osc's sound nice!

  • Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

  • edited July 2025

    @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    Exactly. At the end of the day, it's not rocket science. It's just a slightly different approach, laid out clearly in the manual for those who can be bothered reading it!

  • @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    yep. knowing your tools is also nice.

  • Only area of TeraPro where I still have to think a bit extra is when eating the MSEGs so I don't mess things up with the previous points when doing detailed editing. (Here I'd really love to see an option for a step value list for detailed editing).

  • @Gavinski said:

    @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    Exactly. At the end of the day, it's not rocket science. It's just a slightly different approach, laid out clearly im the manual for those who can be bothered reading it!

    Agree with both comments. Yes, it's a bit different so there's a bit of a learning curve but it's not a particularly steep one - half an hour of playing around with it should be all you need.

    This has been my goto iOS synth for a while now. If I could only keep one synth, this would be it. Hope you make it back to it @NeuM

  • @Gavinski said:

    @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    Exactly. At the end of the day, it's not rocket science. It's just a slightly different approach, laid out clearly im the manual for those who can be bothered reading it!

    I have read the manual, and when I do I can happily find my way around.

    Problem is when you have numerous synths, DAW’s, samplers, sequencers, beatboxes etc. on a variety of platforms with numerous approaches to UI’s, old geezers like me are prone to forget where everything is the next time I get around to using it. See also: Drambo.

    So I fully sympathise with those who find the UI confusing. I guess it’s such a complex beast its always going to be tricky to come up with a totally intuitive solution. So for now I just RTFM each time.

  • @oldsynthguy said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    Exactly. At the end of the day, it's not rocket science. It's just a slightly different approach, laid out clearly im the manual for those who can be bothered reading it!

    I have read the manual, and when I do I can happily find my way around.

    Problem is when you have numerous synths, DAW’s, samplers, sequencers, beatboxes etc. on a variety of platforms with numerous approaches to UI’s, old geezers like me are prone to forget where everything is the next time I get around to using it. See also: Drambo.

    So I fully sympathise with those who find the UI confusing. I guess it’s such a complex beast its always going to be tricky to come up with a totally intuitive solution. So for now I just RTFM each time.

    Yep! I forget stuff about apps I've learned all the time. Use it or lose it, as they say, and that applies especially to unintuitive apps.

  • On the positive side, this instrument has a fantastic, rich sound. At the end of the day, we all love good-sounding synths. And it's a hundred percent better than having an equivalent sample collection. 🏆

  • I almost never use the phrase “at the end of the day”, so blame Gavinski for this, haha. 🤦‍♂️😅

  • @Luxthor said:
    I almost never use the phrase “at the end of the day”, so blame Gavinski for this, haha. 🤦‍♂️😅

    Do u say that a lot? 🤔😂

  • @Gavinski said:

    @Luxthor said:
    I almost never use the phrase “at the end of the day”, so blame Gavinski for this, haha. 🤦‍♂️😅

    Do u say that a lot? 🤔😂

    I just checked my posting archive, it’s about three times per thousand posts. 😂

  • edited July 2025

    @Gavinski said:

    @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    Exactly. At the end of the day, it's not rocket science. It's just a slightly different approach, laid out clearly in the manual for those who can be bothered reading it!

    Hold on guys, this isn't "shoot the messenger" day. I happen to find the UI unintuitive. Anyone else is free to have their own opinion about this.

  • @Luxthor said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Luxthor said:
    I almost never use the phrase “at the end of the day”, so blame Gavinski for this, haha. 🤦‍♂️😅

    Do u say that a lot? 🤔😂

    I just checked my posting archive, it’s about three times per thousand posts. 😂

    That was a typo. I meant ‘Do I say that a lot’. And wow, time to get the OCD meds adjusted buddy 😂

  • edited July 2025

    @craftycurate said:

    @Luxthor said:

    @gregsmith said:

    @Luxthor said:

    @Samu said:

    @Luxthor said:

    You see, my expectations lean towards better Tera Pro, not another darn IAP. 🤦‍♂️😅

    I'm actually quite comfortable with the current UI paradigm, it took a while to get the grips with taps and long-taps here and there. For the most parts I'm 'friends' with the UI now.

    I’m good with the Tera Pro UI paradigm. I never had a problem with it except for those (visual based) sub-tab glitches. I even propose a simple solution, if you remember.

    The good thing is that it actually only shows the modules that are used by the current preset and the rest is 'tucked away' and long-tap on the modulation sources brings up the editor overlay for that module (or shaper editor as an example) tap on module headers to expand/collapse the modules, pretty straight forward to be honest.

    A full 'modulation matrix' would not fit even on a 13" iPad screen without excessive pan & scroll so I do feel the current way is a pretty good compromise :sunglasses:

    Scroll or not, I still think that a text-based tree view of all connections would be a godsend. But I don’t expect this to be implemented ever, it’s just an entry from some random user’s wishlist. 😉

    I agree. I don’t reach for tera pro that much because of its interface so would welcome anything that makes it easier. Shame as it’s a brilliant app! I probably just need to force myself to use it more.

    The reverse module connecting logic is right, but the UI doesn't communicate this properly. Users need to know the synth inside and out before they start playing and experimenting with it. That's unfortunately not good for any musical product.

    I know what you mean, but another angle on it might be that a bit of pain (to learn) leads to much gain, because of the caverns of treasure that await the determined explorer.

    For example, feeding the RingZ module back into itself as an input creates the most unexpected results,
    I.e. controlled feedback loops which ride the edge of chaos, which need to be harnessed like a captive dragon so you can fly on its back rather than being burned alive.

    I could post an example or two later.

    Now it’s the second day for me experimenting with all kinds of feedback in Tera Pro, darn you, Crafty! 🤗

    Tera’s dual mixer setup with its reversal logic and performing recursion with audio signals feels more like math than relaxing sound exploration. If Harry reads this, please create another mixer or upgrade this one to include more groups like the ‘mscHack’ modules.

    There are so many moments when you discover fantastic sounds, but you can’t simply explain what you did, and there’s no way to analyze the signal flow where you want to.

  • @Luxthor said:

    @craftycurate said:

    @Luxthor said:

    @gregsmith said:

    @Luxthor said:

    @Samu said:

    @Luxthor said:

    You see, my expectations lean towards better Tera Pro, not another darn IAP. 🤦‍♂️😅

    I'm actually quite comfortable with the current UI paradigm, it took a while to get the grips with taps and long-taps here and there. For the most parts I'm 'friends' with the UI now.

    I’m good with the Tera Pro UI paradigm. I never had a problem with it except for those (visual based) sub-tab glitches. I even propose a simple solution, if you remember.

    The good thing is that it actually only shows the modules that are used by the current preset and the rest is 'tucked away' and long-tap on the modulation sources brings up the editor overlay for that module (or shaper editor as an example) tap on module headers to expand/collapse the modules, pretty straight forward to be honest.

    A full 'modulation matrix' would not fit even on a 13" iPad screen without excessive pan & scroll so I do feel the current way is a pretty good compromise :sunglasses:

    Scroll or not, I still think that a text-based tree view of all connections would be a godsend. But I don’t expect this to be implemented ever, it’s just an entry from some random user’s wishlist. 😉

    I agree. I don’t reach for tera pro that much because of its interface so would welcome anything that makes it easier. Shame as it’s a brilliant app! I probably just need to force myself to use it more.

    The reverse module connecting logic is right, but the UI doesn't communicate this properly. Users need to know the synth inside and out before they start playing and experimenting with it. That's unfortunately not good for any musical product.

    I know what you mean, but another angle on it might be that a bit of pain (to learn) leads to much gain, because of the caverns of treasure that await the determined explorer.

    For example, feeding the RingZ module back into itself as an input creates the most unexpected results,
    I.e. controlled feedback loops which ride the edge of chaos, which need to be harnessed like a captive dragon so you can fly on its back rather than being burned alive.

    I could post an example or two later.

    Now it’s the second day for me experimenting with all kinds of feedback in Tera Pro, darn you, Crafty! 🤗

    Ha … it gets us in the end. There's only so long you can stand at the mouth of the cave without going in to explore 😀

  • edited July 2025

    @NeuM said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    Exactly. At the end of the day, it's not rocket science. It's just a slightly different approach, laid out clearly in the manual for those who can be bothered reading it!

    Hold on guys, this isn't "shoot the messenger" day. I happen to find the UI unintuitive. Anyone else is free to have their own opinion about this.

    I'd go as far as to say It's counter intuitive - but only while you're going through the learning curve. After that, it soon clicks into place. No dig intended at all - just don't want you to miss out on possibly the best 'do everything' synth on iOS for the sake of half an hour (YMMV) adapting to it :)

  • @charalew said:

    @NeuM said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    Exactly. At the end of the day, it's not rocket science. It's just a slightly different approach, laid out clearly in the manual for those who can be bothered reading it!

    Hold on guys, this isn't "shoot the messenger" day. I happen to find the UI unintuitive. Anyone else is free to have their own opinion about this.

    I'd go as far as to say It's counter intuitive - but only while you're going through the learning curve. After that, it soon clicks into place. No dig intended at all - just don't want you to miss out on possibly the best 'do everything' synth on iOS for the sake of half an hour (YMMV) adapting to it :)

    Appreciate the comment, @charalew.

  • @charalew said:

    @NeuM said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @veitz said:
    Tera Pro is one of the best IOS synths and a plus in the preset browser is not unintuitive ... reading the manual helps, many have forgotten that, with the flood of new synths....

    Exactly. At the end of the day, it's not rocket science. It's just a slightly different approach, laid out clearly in the manual for those who can be bothered reading it!

    Hold on guys, this isn't "shoot the messenger" day. I happen to find the UI unintuitive. Anyone else is free to have their own opinion about this.

    I'd go as far as to say It's counter intuitive - but only while you're going through the learning curve. After that, it soon clicks into place. No dig intended at all - just don't want you to miss out on possibly the best 'do everything' synth on iOS for the sake of half an hour (YMMV) adapting to it :)

    This is a pretty fair assessment, i’d say.

  • New free update incoming. Audio input and Mfx.

  • @Philandering_Bastard said:
    New free update incoming. Audio input and Mfx.

    One of the best keeps getting better! This turns Tera Pro into an effect processor e.g. using audio input as in input to the various Plaits modules creates a new world of possibilities!

  • When is the new update going to be released?

  • edited November 2025

    I want nothing less than to love this synth because it's capable of so much, but I will never get used to its backwards workflow and I rely 100% on presets for sounds. Really would like to see Harry Gohs make a synth that is EASY and FAST to use, but with the powerful features found in his experimental synth work. That would be the ultimate synth, IMO. Get rid of complexity and do the work in the background for the user.

  • I just want the next TeraPro update to include vertical scrolling (or better size adaptation to the available view-port) in the AUv3 as it's quite tall and things get chopped off when used in some hosts...

  • Anyone know if the IAPs are currently on sale?

  • @Tones4Christ said:
    Anyone know if the IAPs are currently on sale?

    I just checked my Store in TeraPro and there are no new updates yet, but as @Philandering_Bastard mentioned above New free update incoming. Audio input and Mfx.

  • Time to use Tera Pro again 🎉

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