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I followed his demonstrations, it was kinda overwhelming. Doubt my lil lady can run her properly anyway
I reported crashing with one of the devs other desktop products earlier this year. He acknowledged it and said he might update the app one day. Still waiting, so no more purchases from me until that one's fixed.
If it comes to iPad, I'm not sure. I'm more looking forward to the Air Windows plugin suite coming to iPad.
This looks phenomenal. Personally ive got a way to go with modular but this looks powerful.
There’s meant to be a version 2 in the works at some point the dev hinted but it’s all gone quiet again.
Did the dude give up on iPadOS?
NovaGrid is about to be released for iOS, he mentions that in the end of the longer presentation of MNodes. The latter I doubt will come to iOS as it's based on building VSTs used inside another VST and as you know: Auv3 don't allow that.
I'm on desktop and love Chord Generator and Harmony Bloom! Both tremendous tools if you dig in.
MNodes is next level... it might be like seeing into Mario's mind! But you'd better be an avid tinkerer! Way too much for me. I think the idea is that there will be a lot of configuration sharing from users? Still, building something useful will be a lot of work.
I've tried a few software "modular audio construction" tools over the years, and although it's attractive, it doesn't end up being as much fun ( for me ) as I thought.
A skip for me in this case. But I always keep an eye on Mario Nieto's site for updates!