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Samplr Ableton Link Update
Korg Gadget Volca Range
GR-16 Ableton Export
Melodyne
U-he
Waves Tune
More features for GarageBand
Camel Audio
Waves Tune and/or Melodyne for sure.
Waveform DAW (Tracktion) for iOS
Apple iOS 12
Samplr Link update
ELSA AU update
Ipulsaret AU update
Let’s bring GarageBand home:
AU automation
AU on sends
Audio fades / cross fades
region mute tool
Markers / Loop locators in timeline
Beat sequencer continuous playback
Tunable drum pads
Roland
@brambos , Klevgrand and @j_liljedahl always make great things...
...And what about a newly renovated version of Droneo?
I love that app.
The big names like Korg, Moog and @AmpifyxNovation always deliver nice results too.
Ableton.
Agile, just make AmpKit AU!
I’d love to see Roland and Yamaha more involved in IOS apps. And more Arturia conversions, I still dream of an iCS80.
u-he for synths (Repro-5 especially) and Soundtoys for effects. Come on guys, surprise us! Ah, go on.
Kontakt... I know this won’t happen!
Korg – ARP 2600.
Actually, what would surprise me is if some manufacturer — any of them — could create an app that can allow one sequencer to transpose another sequencer. I’ve been suggesting for years that this is an essential component of a sequencer. I accidentally even bought Fugue Machine assuming it could do this – it can’t. Perhaps a separate app could do it — take input x and input y and emit the result of x transposing y. My Roland CSQ600 can do this — if I record a sequence into the CSQ600 and then play the keyboard of the connected Roland SH-09, it transposes the running sequence up and down as I play the keyboard. If it wasn’t a keyboard but another sequencer, running a different sequence with different time spans, I’d end up with a complex but relationally integrated pattern of patterns.
The Rozeta sequencers do this, unless I’m misunderstanding your idea?
Do they? Excellent!
Still think the guys at Propellerheads/Allihoopa will make us blown away by the time we get Reason iOS Workstation DAW...
But, I also believe that Propellerhead will be the first company to charge over 100 dollars for an music making app...
Ha!
Would love to see Output step into the iOS game.
A tiny DAW or AU host from @brambos
I would like to see finger fiddle 2.0
These are things which are innovative and amazing for a touch-screen (like Samplr and other similar things) but then never get to the level they could be. Why is that? IOS is great for such tools but it also doesn´t seem to be attractive enough to take that to the next level.
All of the above or after my post!
Actually I would like to see a reincarnation of Tuareg 2 from @brambos . Use to love that app a lot. Resampling on the fly was the highlight.
FabFilter Twin Two as full screen Auv3
Figure with Midi out (notes & CC)
Fluxpad but with Midi and working like figure (i.e.: the line you draw can be changed like the patterns in Figure)
Fugue Machine with Phasing(Steve Reich), i guess you could do that with Patterning somehow.)
By the way, Steve Reich is calling
Maybe Arturia will surprise us with a virtual polyphonic iMiniBrute 2 to give Model 15 some healthy competition