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  • @ipadthai said:
    You AU people are like a cult. You kinda scare me.

    I know!!! (Me included...)

    I’ve shared my thoughts so I will make an effort to not be a stuck record about it now. :smile:

  • @ipadthai said:
    You AU people are like a cult. You kinda scare me.

    Oh my goodness someone call a doctor immediately these children don’t look well at all

  • @ipadthai said:
    You AU people are like a cult. You kinda scare me.

    Fear not, it shall be well. :D

    1. Remember that all uses of the word Cult are not negative.
    2. Those lighted eyes will be great on stage when fiddling with my LFOs
  • DCJDCJ
    edited December 2017

    @ipadthai said:
    You AU people are like a cult. You kinda scare me.

    See how they all get a pair of glowing eyes? If this were an IAA cult only one of them would have it and the left one would be half dim.

  • @DCJ said:

    @ipadthai said:
    You AU people are like a cult. You kinda scare me.

    See how they all get a pair of glowing eyes? If this were an IAA cult only one of them would have it and the left one would be half dim.

    Lol

  • @ipadthai said:

    @DCJ said:

    @ipadthai said:
    You AU people are like a cult. You kinda scare me.

    See how they all get a pair of glowing eyes? If this were an IAA cult only one of them would have it and the left one would be half dim.

    Lol

    More likely the IAA one would drain your battery while not showing at all!

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  • @brambos said:

    @RedSkyLullaby said:

    @tja said:
    As long as there is this strange memory restriction for AUs of about 360 MB, there are by far less usable the possible

    Agree, that is going to hold things back to some extent until they lift that, it seems a bit arbitrary.
    I wonder if there is a way around this for apps that use samples by streaming straight from disk somehow (i think bm2 definitely did this)

    For most plugins this limit should not be that.. eh.. limiting. Unless it’s based on sample playback you’ll never fill up 360Mb with 20 instances of synth code and a few bitmaps.

    Was sample based apps I was mainly thinking of as they tend to be faves for me

  • Remember when gigasampler could stream with 2GB or RAM (or less). Maybe those engineers should come out of retirement

    http://tascam.com/product/gigastudio_3/specifications/

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  • @Fruitbat1919 said:

    @mrcanister said:
    @Fruitbat1919
    yeah, tis a hassle. hehe. but it has always been like that for me. never used DAW's that much, but in bm3 i just name that the pad with the patch i've created. setting up the midi channels is a mare. never encounter much bugs per se tho. also, things don't get too complex because i don;t use a lot of different apps. i've been playing electronica for round 8yrs and i've never completed a single tune. might be a connection there :smile:

    O I’m the same. I’ve never ever finished a tune to a point that it would be classed as releasable (what ever that means lol). I’ve made more quarter tunes than I’ve had hot dinners though ;)

    Same here. Done many 16bar ideas, songs with 1 verse+chorus, not much actually completed.
    Maybe we should open a thread for incomplete works B)
    So everyone is encouraged to showcase his incomplete ideas.

  • Maybe it’s time to push the tvOS possibilities. Since there is a lack in audio/midi cappabilities aside @SecretBaseDesign efforts

    http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2016/07/07/secret-base-design-turns-apple-tv-into-miditv/

    Even AirplayBus could be a excelent addition becoming the input airplay from iPad/iPhone and fx (includding visuals) a new paradise for devs... becoming the Appletv the perfect stompbox for fx processing and visualization tools. It also will lower the CPU demands on the iPad side. Miditv or gameKit API for bluetooth controllers as inputs for the stompbox itself...

    @j_liljedahl I want to know your thoughts on something like this too...

  • @Dubbylabby said:
    Maybe it’s time to push the tvOS possibilities. Since there is a lack in audio/midi cappabilities aside @SecretBaseDesign efforts

    http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2016/07/07/secret-base-design-turns-apple-tv-into-miditv/

    Even AirplayBus could be a excelent addition becoming the input airplay from iPad/iPhone and fx (includding visuals) a new paradise for devs... becoming the Appletv the perfect stompbox for fx processing and visualization tools. It also will lower the CPU demands on the iPad side. Miditv or gameKit API for bluetooth controllers as inputs for the stompbox itself...

    @j_liljedahl I want to know your thoughts on something like this too...

    Visualization for tvOS is where I'm eventually going to go -- MIDI controlled visual effects, so that if you're putting on a show, you've got an inexpensive HDMI-aware graphic generation system, that you can drive with a sequencer or keyboard.

    But first, coffee. Lots more coffee...

  • @SecretBaseDesign said:

    @Dubbylabby said:
    Maybe it’s time to push the tvOS possibilities. Since there is a lack in audio/midi cappabilities aside @SecretBaseDesign efforts

    http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2016/07/07/secret-base-design-turns-apple-tv-into-miditv/

    Even AirplayBus could be a excelent addition becoming the input airplay from iPad/iPhone and fx (includding visuals) a new paradise for devs... becoming the Appletv the perfect stompbox for fx processing and visualization tools. It also will lower the CPU demands on the iPad side. Miditv or gameKit API for bluetooth controllers as inputs for the stompbox itself...

    @j_liljedahl I want to know your thoughts on something like this too...

    Visualization for tvOS is where I'm eventually going to go -- MIDI controlled visual effects, so that if you're putting on a show, you've got an inexpensive HDMI-aware graphic generation system, that you can drive with a sequencer or keyboard.

    But first, coffee. Lots more coffee...

    Happy to read it. If you need betatesters I will be very glad as early adopter.
    Thanks for sharing thoughts once again Sir. :heart:

  • @teleb said:

    @Fruitbat1919 said:

    @mrcanister said:
    @Fruitbat1919
    yeah, tis a hassle. hehe. but it has always been like that for me. never used DAW's that much, but in bm3 i just name that the pad with the patch i've created. setting up the midi channels is a mare. never encounter much bugs per se tho. also, things don't get too complex because i don;t use a lot of different apps. i've been playing electronica for round 8yrs and i've never completed a single tune. might be a connection there :smile:

    O I’m the same. I’ve never ever finished a tune to a point that it would be classed as releasable (what ever that means lol). I’ve made more quarter tunes than I’ve had hot dinners though ;)

    Same here. Done many 16bar ideas, songs with 1 verse+chorus, not much actually completed.
    Maybe we should open a thread for incomplete works B)
    So everyone is encouraged to showcase his incomplete ideas.

    How about a ‘Post Your Stems’ thread and people can mash and mix? Could be great for gettin our learn on.

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