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Battlestation: the 1-minute groovebox

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  • wimwim

    They're definitely not exposed as parameters.
    They have dual functions, press and long-press, so how that would work would need to be clarified.

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  • wimwim

    @offbrands said:

    @wim said:
    They're definitely not exposed as parameters.
    They have dual functions, press and long-press, so how that would work would need to be clarified.

    Ohhh that’s a good point. Spaced that completely. Cheers @wim

    I'd love to see implemented in some way though.

  • rhesliprheslip

    @wim said:

    @offbrands said:

    @wim said:
    They're definitely not exposed as parameters.
    They have dual functions, press and long-press, so how that would work would need to be clarified.

    Ohhh that’s a good point. Spaced that completely. Cheers @wim

    I'd love to see implemented in some way though.

    I suggested it a while ago and Bram didn’t respond. It would be neat to be able to cycle thru the memories as a pseudo song mode. But it’s probably a difficult thing to do if you haven’t designed the app to accommodate it.

  • tubespacetubespace

    @wim said:
    You'll have to wait for a future update of Loopy Pro for that. Battlestation supports multiple outputs, but Loopy doesn't. You'll need to solo each channel and record it to a loop. Or you could load Battlestation in AUM, and use the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin to get the individual channels.

    Could you please explain what "the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin" is? Is this a separate app you are talking about? Or is this some function built right into Loopy Pro?

    I can't seem to find it.

  • wimwim

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:
    You'll have to wait for a future update of Loopy Pro for that. Battlestation supports multiple outputs, but Loopy doesn't. You'll need to solo each channel and record it to a loop. Or you could load Battlestation in AUM, and use the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin to get the individual channels.

    Could you please explain what "the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin" is? Is this a separate app you are talking about? Or is this some function built right into Loopy Pro?

    I can't seem to find it.

    Loopy has multi-input capability - meaning that it's possible to use the plugin in a host such as AUM, where there are multiple inputs to the plugin. There's not a separate version with this ability, it's the same version.

    That's not to be confused with multi-output plugins support inside Loopy. If you host Battlestation in Loopy, there's no ability yet to have separate outputs from BattleStation.

    Here are some screenshots in AUM with a BattleStation outputting to separate inputs in Loopy Pro. I only did the first five inputs for better clarity in the screen-shots.

  • tubespacetubespace

    @wim said:

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:
    You'll have to wait for a future update of Loopy Pro for that. Battlestation supports multiple outputs, but Loopy doesn't. You'll need to solo each channel and record it to a loop. Or you could load Battlestation in AUM, and use the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin to get the individual channels.

    Could you please explain what "the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin" is? Is this a separate app you are talking about? Or is this some function built right into Loopy Pro?

    I can't seem to find it.

    Loopy has multi-input capability - meaning that it's possible to use the plugin in a host such as AUM, where there are multiple inputs to the plugin. There's not a separate version with this ability, it's the same version.

    That's not to be confused with multi-output plugins support inside Loopy. If you host Battlestation in Loopy, there's no ability yet to have separate outputs from BattleStation.

    Thank you for quickly responding with screenshots! So- are you opening AUM as IAA in Loopy Pro? And if so, how are you getting Loopy Pro to recognize each AUM channel as a separate channel?

  • wimwim
    edited January 12

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:
    You'll have to wait for a future update of Loopy Pro for that. Battlestation supports multiple outputs, but Loopy doesn't. You'll need to solo each channel and record it to a loop. Or you could load Battlestation in AUM, and use the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin to get the individual channels.

    Could you please explain what "the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin" is? Is this a separate app you are talking about? Or is this some function built right into Loopy Pro?

    I can't seem to find it.

    Loopy has multi-input capability - meaning that it's possible to use the plugin in a host such as AUM, where there are multiple inputs to the plugin. There's not a separate version with this ability, it's the same version.

    That's not to be confused with multi-output plugins support inside Loopy. If you host Battlestation in Loopy, there's no ability yet to have separate outputs from BattleStation.

    Thank you for quickly responding with screenshots! So- are you opening AUM as IAA in Loopy Pro? And if so, how are you getting Loopy Pro to recognize each AUM channel as a separate channel?

    I didn't open AUM as an IAA in Loopy Pro. I opened Loopy Pro as a multi-input AUv3 plugin in AUM. AUM's multi input plugin setup is a bit confusing but well described in in-app help file. In Loopy Pro, you can add inputs for each of the appearances in AUM. Look at the numbers next to the appearances in AUM, then look at the labels at the bottom of the inputs in Loopy.

    Loopy's manual section on this is helpful too:
    https://loopypro.com/manual/#multi-in-out-operation

  • tubespacetubespace

    @wim said:

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:
    You'll have to wait for a future update of Loopy Pro for that. Battlestation supports multiple outputs, but Loopy doesn't. You'll need to solo each channel and record it to a loop. Or you could load Battlestation in AUM, and use the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin to get the individual channels.

    Could you please explain what "the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin" is? Is this a separate app you are talking about? Or is this some function built right into Loopy Pro?

    I can't seem to find it.

    Loopy has multi-input capability - meaning that it's possible to use the plugin in a host such as AUM, where there are multiple inputs to the plugin. There's not a separate version with this ability, it's the same version.

    That's not to be confused with multi-output plugins support inside Loopy. If you host Battlestation in Loopy, there's no ability yet to have separate outputs from BattleStation.

    Thank you for quickly responding with screenshots! So- are you opening AUM as IAA in Loopy Pro? And if so, how are you getting Loopy Pro to recognize each AUM channel as a separate channel?

    I didn't open AUM as an IAA in Loopy Pro. I opened Loopy Pro as a multi-input AUv3 plugin in AUM. AUM's multi input plugin setup is a bit confusing but well described in in-app help file. In Loopy Pro, you can add inputs for each of the appearances in AUM. Look at the numbers next to the appearances in AUM, then look at the labels at the bottom of the inputs in Loopy.

    Loopy's manual section on this is helpful too:
    https://loopypro.com/manual/#multi-in-out-operation

    Oh - sorry that my brain is so slow. I should have realized looking at the screenshot that LP was loaded into AUM. So this can be the same instance of Loopy Pro just spread out to effectively be having different drum instruments on separate LP channels?

  • wimwim

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:

    @tubespace said:

    @wim said:
    You'll have to wait for a future update of Loopy Pro for that. Battlestation supports multiple outputs, but Loopy doesn't. You'll need to solo each channel and record it to a loop. Or you could load Battlestation in AUM, and use the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin to get the individual channels.

    Could you please explain what "the multi-input Loopy Pro plugin" is? Is this a separate app you are talking about? Or is this some function built right into Loopy Pro?

    I can't seem to find it.

    Loopy has multi-input capability - meaning that it's possible to use the plugin in a host such as AUM, where there are multiple inputs to the plugin. There's not a separate version with this ability, it's the same version.

    That's not to be confused with multi-output plugins support inside Loopy. If you host Battlestation in Loopy, there's no ability yet to have separate outputs from BattleStation.

    Thank you for quickly responding with screenshots! So- are you opening AUM as IAA in Loopy Pro? And if so, how are you getting Loopy Pro to recognize each AUM channel as a separate channel?

    I didn't open AUM as an IAA in Loopy Pro. I opened Loopy Pro as a multi-input AUv3 plugin in AUM. AUM's multi input plugin setup is a bit confusing but well described in in-app help file. In Loopy Pro, you can add inputs for each of the appearances in AUM. Look at the numbers next to the appearances in AUM, then look at the labels at the bottom of the inputs in Loopy.

    Loopy's manual section on this is helpful too:
    https://loopypro.com/manual/#multi-in-out-operation

    Oh - sorry that my brain is so slow. I should have realized looking at the screenshot that LP was loaded into AUM. So this can be the same instance of Loopy Pro just spread out to effectively be having different drum instruments on separate LP channels?

    No problem! It's an involved topic. It's not something that is readily obvious. 👍🏼

  • slaqslaq

    Hi
    I missing Midi CC via Midi Controller for drum fills, Memory Banks and low cut buttons.

  • 5alien5alien

    First of all a big thanks to @brambos for this wonderful app, so fast and easy to get with.

    It has inspired me to create "Battlestation replicas", within Drambo, BAM, etc. to help with the blank page problem, and to have "jamming boxes" ready.

    So, I'm searching for one piece of the puzzle:

    What could be a replica of the Turing machine note generator (amazing feat!!)

    I found ShiftBud on the forum, but there's no dial for the notes. Any other idea?

  • bleepbleep

    https://patchstorage.com/midi-turing-machine/

  • bleepbleep

    Also this one, and probably more there, as well.
    https://patchstorage.com/fabyrinth/

  • 5alien5alien

    thank you @bleep , totally forgot to search for Mozaic scripts 👍

  • wimwim

    @5alien said:
    What could be a replica of the Turing machine note generator (amazing feat!!)

    I found ShiftBud on the forum, but there's no dial for the notes. Any other idea?

    MiRack has some Turing machine modules.

  • 5alien5alien

    Thanks @wim but Mirack seems too daunting for me.

  • wimwim

    @5alien said:
    Thanks @wim but Mirack seems too daunting for me.

    It’s fairly simple if you do simple things. But yeah, I get how it seems.

  • LullabyeLullabye
    edited April 15

    Just wanted to say I'm in love with the app and I'm using it live now! So easy to get into the flow with it :)

    Still I'm looking forward to future updates.

    This is my current wish list:

    1. I dislike having to switch left and right to access all instruments and would rather have everything on one screen. I think it would still look great with the memory slots and the reverb/delay on the down left/right. I still would like the look of it and would not feel overwhelmed.

    2. Having a modular approach in order to change the drum machine and the synths would be great.

    3. I would like to be able to quickly swipe over the mute and solo buttons of the tracks to activate them, just like the drums sequencer.

    4. When Battlestation follows the beat of Loopy Pro, it will only adjust the BPM and will not follow if you change the meter to anything else than 4/4...
      I really like playing in ternary and odd rhythms, so I would really appreciate the option for this.

    I understand these might be really big efforts to undertake. I would appreciate if @brambos could outline a possible future for Battlestation. It is by far the most intuitive and fun drum and synth machine I've ever played and I'd love to see it evolving!

  • ProppaProppa

    So so so so so so awesome. Thank you Bram!

  • LullabyeLullabye

    Hey, if I'm not mistaken, there's currently no way to rename a saved preset. That would be great for a future update. The current workaround is to save a new preset and delete the old one.

    One thing I don't quite understand is, why when I transpose to another key, the melodies are different? Sometimes I even have the impression that the new tonal centre is not really where I want it?

    What should I do, if I want the same melodic material, but transposed to another key?

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