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New Aqeel Aadam app Coastline. Out now

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  • wimwim

    @oldsynthguy said:

    @wim said:
    That video is a goldmine of ideas @oldsynthguy .👍
    I've been figuring this would be great for live guitar, good to see it demoed.

    Yeah, properly tempting me this one - and I'd want to pick up Waymaker at the same time.

    Waymaker is the best linear (fader style) sequencer suite ever, IMO.

  • wimwim
    edited July 3

    @Robin2 said:
    A Mosaic script is an intriguing idea. Please do share if you make anything (I’ve zero understanding of how to write the code for Mozaic so can’t be of any use unfortunately).

    I'm gonna give it a try. No promises when (or if) it'll be complete though.

  • SquishySquishy

    @wim said:

    @oldsynthguy said:

    @wim said:
    That video is a goldmine of ideas @oldsynthguy .👍
    I've been figuring this would be great for live guitar, good to see it demoed.

    Yeah, properly tempting me this one - and I'd want to pick up Waymaker at the same time.

    Waymaker is the best linear (fader style) sequencer suite ever, IMO.

    Here here! I liken it to Drambo in that it can be as simple or as complex as you want to take it. And I always get mesmerized by that mountain range heh. Dudes got a way with Uis…

  • Robin2Robin2

    @wim said:

    @Robin2 said:
    A Mosaic script is an intriguing idea. Please do share if you make anything (I’ve zero understanding of how to write the code for Mozaic so can’t be of any use unfortunately).

    I'm gonna give it a try. No promises when (or if) it'll be complete though.

    Cool, no worries. If you come up with something, fantastic; if not, no problem.

  • wimwim
    edited July 4

    @Robin2 said:
    From my communications with Aqeel it seems he’s rather set on Waymaker being the easy method for pitch manipulation so I wouldn’t put too much hope that it’s just “at the moment” unfortunately.

    That seems uncharacteristically selfish if the motivation is to leverage Waymaker sales. It's hard to come up with other reasons for not opening it up more though. I'm hoping there's more to it than that. At first I thought it must be that smooth pitch transformations aren't possible, but the fact that you can do smooth glides with Waymaker isn't consistent with that.

    Oh well, I'm all for developers sticking to their vision for their apps. I just like to feel like I see some reasoning behind things, and I would hate to think it's just wanting to cross-sell his own apps. I don't want to assume it's that, so I'm just going to let it go.

  • wimwim

    @Robin2 said:

    @wim said:

    @Robin2 said:
    A Mosaic script is an intriguing idea. Please do share if you make anything (I’ve zero understanding of how to write the code for Mozaic so can’t be of any use unfortunately).

    I'm gonna give it a try. No promises when (or if) it'll be complete though.

    Cool, no worries. If you come up with something, fantastic; if not, no problem.

    Shouldn't be too hard. The proof of concept only took a few minutes. I can "play" the pitches no problem. I have some ideas for features to add.

    I've had several plugin crashes while changing pitches with the AUv3 parameters. Could be a reason why the feature isn't more widely supported so far.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @wim said:

    @Robin2 said:

    @Squishy said:
    Was cool to see it used with Waymaker at the end!
    Seems you can modulate pitch, but only with Waymaker? Maybe that’s an “at the moment” type sitch (hopefully)

    You can already modulate pitch without Waymaker via external automation (the AU pitch parameters are available) but not using the internal modulators. From my communications with Aqeel it seems he’s rather set on Waymaker being the easy method for pitch manipulation so I wouldn’t put too much hope that it’s just “at the moment” unfortunately.

    I haven't got around to trying to "play" the pitch with midi notes. It seems more like something you'd do with CCs. But it would be really nice to be able to, say, play a note on guitar, then play notes in from a keyboard to sort of produce chords. Kind of like that extinct playable voice pitcher FX I can't remember the name of.

    I doubt it's doable. But if it is, that's not something Waymaker would be any good at.
    I guess you could kind of do that using the note-advance for the sequencers, but ... not very friendly for that purpose.

    Maybe a Mozaic script is in order...

    You could send in audio chords via sidechain to get those harmonies

  • oldsynthguyoldsynthguy

    @wim said:

    @oldsynthguy said:

    @wim said:
    That video is a goldmine of ideas @oldsynthguy .👍
    I've been figuring this would be great for live guitar, good to see it demoed.

    Yeah, properly tempting me this one - and I'd want to pick up Waymaker at the same time.

    Waymaker is the best linear (fader style) sequencer suite ever, IMO.

    Yeah, it’s been on my list for a while now. I’ll do a bit more digging, though the potential ‘closed system’ is a bit off-putting.

  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    @Robin2 said:
    Just as I was getting closer and closer to buying Klevgrand Parrot, I’m now thinking this looks like a more interesting take on the recorded buffer manipulation type app.

    Just one question (haven’t fully watched videos or fully read manual yet): is it easy to set it up, or even possible, so that the tide/glade pitches respond to MIDI input?

    I finally got around to buying Coastline yesterday and the results I'm getting are pretty close to what you can hear in any of the YT videos that have been posted in this thread. It's deep, intuitive--and it's just got this vibe that Aqeel seems to exude. (I buy his apps as much to support his YT video walkthroughs as his narration is as soothing as his apps.)

    I also own Parrot and I'd say the "repeater" nature of the two apps is where the similarities end. Parrot is much more tied to the grid and is built for more rhythmic and chaotic textures. Yes, you can coax smooth, ambient stuff out of it but it doesn't feel as natural to me just based on how the UI leads you through choices. Coastline on the other hand seems to purposely take you off the grid to get that chilled out vibe I mention above.

    Anyway, my two cents.

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