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OMG: Egoist FTW!!!

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  • @AudioGus mr gus. Great video again. Do you have to be careful in what sample you choose to egoist. Do certain sounds grooves songs etc work better to be spliced than others. I’ve tried quite ‘busy’ samples and they just end up quite chaotic and unuseable ?
    Also from your video I realise that you do have to do a lot of fine tuning yourself. I think I was just randomising or at least replacing prebuilt presets with new samples and hoping for the best but it doesn’t seem like that works the best ?

  • @MonzoPro said:
    MIDI-out the bassline to Cyclop, compliments it perfectly.

    Didn‘t manage this for good. Technical - yes there are get someone notes in. But musically the notes dont make any sense. And the sequencers in Cyclop Starts a new after maybe step two.
    Do I have to set Egoist, that only the bass notes go to the miss-out?

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    @Satie said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    MIDI-out the bassline to Cyclop, compliments it perfectly.

    Didn‘t manage this for good. Technical - yes there are get someone notes in. But musically the notes dont make any sense. And the sequencers in Cyclop Starts a new after maybe step two.
    Do I have to set Egoist, that only the bass notes go to the miss-out?

    On the Egoist/settings tab, select Cyclop as MIDI destination for the bass. You can then deselect or turn down the internal bass synth in the Egoist top mixer. Just tested it and it still works for me.

    To be honest I find the bass sequencer lets Egoist down a bit, it's a bit of a weird one.

  • @mAxjUlien said:
    The splicers sensitivity slider is your friend @universe . You may want higher sensitivity to isolate simple sounds when using busier samples. I’ll let @AudioGus to further walk you through his track or process since you asked him directly tho.

    Thanks man. And am glad you started this thread as it repeaked my interest in the superb egoist too

  • @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

  • @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

  • edited July 2018

    When I saw Beathawk go AUv3, I knew there were hardly any limits (if any).. apart from maybe hosting an Auv3 within an AUv3, and even that is just Apples limitations/limiting, (I guess), and will most likely happen, if Apple sees there is a need..

    Nothing (no-thing) is impossible!

    King


    All of Sugar Bytes apps will become AUv3.. Good times!

  • @universe said:
    @AudioGus mr gus. Great video again. Do you have to be careful in what sample you choose to egoist. Do certain sounds grooves songs etc work better to be spliced than others. I’ve tried quite ‘busy’ samples and they just end up quite chaotic and unuseable ?
    Also from your video I realise that you do have to do a lot of fine tuning yourself. I think I was just randomising or at least replacing prebuilt presets with new samples and hoping for the best but it doesn’t seem like that works the best ?

    Thank you universe. For the most part I do like using single hit samples that I have stacked end to end but will occasionally do an acapella or break in a track. One feature that was introduced not too long ago is the ‘monophonic slicer’ which essentially ensures your sample slice does not overrun into the next triggered slice. This was the biggest game changer for me in the app....

  • @mAxjUlien said:

    @AudioGus said:
    Wasn’t very happy with my initial morning Egoist jam so here is a better one fresh off the train..

    (from scratch with no edits, it eventually finds it’s groove around 8:30, works it way onto a pattern at 9:00 and then munged to pulp in effectrix)

    One nice thing with recording yourself working is you can more openly jam, then retrace your steps and build off of what was working, see little potentials you missed while on the fly etc

    Oh shit! This kicks the shit out of all of the tutorials for anyone wondering what Egoist can do. Dope. Musta missed the “initial morning Egoist jam” was that in this thread?!

    Thanks mAxjUlien. Yah, I did post another video earliear but was doing too much too soon. Heh It is funny how recording to show can really mess with your sensibilities.

  • @MonzoPro said:

    @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

    Yeah, wow. I am looking forward to tinkering with the possibilities...

  • @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

    Yeah, wow. I am looking forward to tinkering with the possibilities...

    Running several instances of the sampler will be cool.

  • @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

    Yeah, wow. I am looking forward to tinkering with the possibilities...

    Running several instances of the sampler will be cool.

    Most definitely. Opens up one of the current limitations for sure. I'm also keen to have easy transient detection in AU hosts. (I think Egoist detection is better than Reslice)

  • @MonzoPro said:

    @Satie said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    MIDI-out the bassline to Cyclop, compliments it perfectly.

    Didn‘t manage this for good. Technical - yes there are get someone notes in. But musically the notes dont make any sense. And the sequencers in Cyclop Starts a new after maybe step two.
    Do I have to set Egoist, that only the bass notes go to the miss-out?

    On the Egoist/settings tab, select Cyclop as MIDI destination for the bass. You can then deselect or turn down the internal bass synth in the Egoist top mixer. Just tested it and it still works for me.

    To be honest I find the bass sequencer lets Egoist down a bit, it's a bit of a weird one.

    Truth be told I never use the bass and only very rarely use the drums. But I will try some Cyclop madness now you mention it....

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    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

    Yeah, wow. I am looking forward to tinkering with the possibilities...

    Running several instances of the sampler will be cool.

    Most definitely. Opens up one of the current limitations for sure. I'm also keen to have easy transient detection in AU hosts. (I think Egoist detection is better than Reslice)

    Tends to sound better than ReSlice, to my ears anyway. A couple of Egoist samplers, Quanta and Spacecraft, Cyclop...triggered via Steppolyarp and Rozeta....blimey...!

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Satie said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    MIDI-out the bassline to Cyclop, compliments it perfectly.

    Didn‘t manage this for good. Technical - yes there are get someone notes in. But musically the notes dont make any sense. And the sequencers in Cyclop Starts a new after maybe step two.
    Do I have to set Egoist, that only the bass notes go to the miss-out?

    On the Egoist/settings tab, select Cyclop as MIDI destination for the bass. You can then deselect or turn down the internal bass synth in the Egoist top mixer. Just tested it and it still works for me.

    To be honest I find the bass sequencer lets Egoist down a bit, it's a bit of a weird one.

    Truth be told I never use the bass and only very rarely use the drums. But I will try some Cyclop madness now you mention it....

    Truth be told I very rarely use Egoist these days. Not because I don’t like it, but my attention’s focussed on AUM AU worlds these days. Egoist going AU will definitely bring that one back into the mix.

    Things seem to be getting pretty good on the old iPad this year.

  • edited July 2018

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

    Yeah, wow. I am looking forward to tinkering with the possibilities...

    Running several instances of the sampler will be cool.

    Most definitely. Opens up one of the current limitations for sure. I'm also keen to have easy transient detection in AU hosts. (I think Egoist detection is better than Reslice)

    Tends to sound better than ReSlice, to my ears anyway. A couple of Egoist samplers, Quanta and Spacecraft, Cyclop...triggered via Steppolyarp and Rozeta....blimey...!

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Satie said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    MIDI-out the bassline to Cyclop, compliments it perfectly.

    Didn‘t manage this for good. Technical - yes there are get someone notes in. But musically the notes dont make any sense. And the sequencers in Cyclop Starts a new after maybe step two.
    Do I have to set Egoist, that only the bass notes go to the miss-out?

    On the Egoist/settings tab, select Cyclop as MIDI destination for the bass. You can then deselect or turn down the internal bass synth in the Egoist top mixer. Just tested it and it still works for me.

    To be honest I find the bass sequencer lets Egoist down a bit, it's a bit of a weird one.

    Truth be told I never use the bass and only very rarely use the drums. But I will try some Cyclop madness now you mention it....

    Truth be told I very rarely use Egoist these days. Not because I don’t like it, but my attention’s focussed on AUM AU worlds these days. Egoist going AU will definitely bring that one back into the mix.

    Things seem to be getting pretty good on the old iPad this year.

    Fun isn't it? Have to keep reminding myself amongst the kvetching and complaining (self) that there's an awful lot of ice cream on the table....by the by: What about Quanta? Worth your pocket money?

  • edited July 2018

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

    Yeah, wow. I am looking forward to tinkering with the possibilities...

    Running several instances of the sampler will be cool.

    Most definitely. Opens up one of the current limitations for sure. I'm also keen to have easy transient detection in AU hosts. (I think Egoist detection is better than Reslice)

    Tends to sound better than ReSlice, to my ears anyway. A couple of Egoist samplers, Quanta and Spacecraft, Cyclop...triggered via Steppolyarp and Rozeta....blimey...!

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Satie said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    MIDI-out the bassline to Cyclop, compliments it perfectly.

    Didn‘t manage this for good. Technical - yes there are get someone notes in. But musically the notes dont make any sense. And the sequencers in Cyclop Starts a new after maybe step two.
    Do I have to set Egoist, that only the bass notes go to the miss-out?

    On the Egoist/settings tab, select Cyclop as MIDI destination for the bass. You can then deselect or turn down the internal bass synth in the Egoist top mixer. Just tested it and it still works for me.

    To be honest I find the bass sequencer lets Egoist down a bit, it's a bit of a weird one.

    Truth be told I never use the bass and only very rarely use the drums. But I will try some Cyclop madness now you mention it....

    Truth be told I very rarely use Egoist these days. Not because I don’t like it, but my attention’s focussed on AUM AU worlds these days. Egoist going AU will definitely bring that one back into the mix.

    Things seem to be getting pretty good on the old iPad this year.

    Fun isn't it? Have to keep reminding myself amongst the kvetching and complaining (self) that there's an awful lot of ice cream on the table....by the by: What about Quanta? Worth your pocket money?

    Haven’t had a proper workout with it, but it’s fun fiddling with, and seems to cover the whole range from ‘sensible keys’ to ‘noises and soundscapes’. Sits nicely in my AUM/AU workouts, and fills the ‘sequenced by Steppolyarp melodic sampler’ gap that apps like Spacecraft don’t quite fill.

    Yeah I like it, definitely worth the entry fee. I’m still running the previous version though, apparently the latest one has a few issues.

    Good running Spacecraft for ambience, Quanta for sequenced samples, Cyclops for bass, and the usual Brambos/Steppolyarp stuff all bashed out in AUM for live madness.

  • @MonzoPro said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

    Yeah, wow. I am looking forward to tinkering with the possibilities...

    Running several instances of the sampler will be cool.

    Most definitely. Opens up one of the current limitations for sure. I'm also keen to have easy transient detection in AU hosts. (I think Egoist detection is better than Reslice)

    Tends to sound better than ReSlice, to my ears anyway. A couple of Egoist samplers, Quanta and Spacecraft, Cyclop...triggered via Steppolyarp and Rozeta....blimey...!

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Satie said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    MIDI-out the bassline to Cyclop, compliments it perfectly.

    Didn‘t manage this for good. Technical - yes there are get someone notes in. But musically the notes dont make any sense. And the sequencers in Cyclop Starts a new after maybe step two.
    Do I have to set Egoist, that only the bass notes go to the miss-out?

    On the Egoist/settings tab, select Cyclop as MIDI destination for the bass. You can then deselect or turn down the internal bass synth in the Egoist top mixer. Just tested it and it still works for me.

    To be honest I find the bass sequencer lets Egoist down a bit, it's a bit of a weird one.

    Truth be told I never use the bass and only very rarely use the drums. But I will try some Cyclop madness now you mention it....

    Truth be told I very rarely use Egoist these days. Not because I don’t like it, but my attention’s focussed on AUM AU worlds these days. Egoist going AU will definitely bring that one back into the mix.

    Things seem to be getting pretty good on the old iPad this year.

    Fun isn't it? Have to keep reminding myself amongst the kvetching and complaining (self) that there's an awful lot of ice cream on the table....by the by: What about Quanta? Worth your pocket money?

    Haven’t had a proper workout with it, but it’s fun fiddling with, and seems to cover the whole range from ‘sensible keys’ to ‘noises and soundscapes’. Sits nicely in my AUM/AU workouts, and fills the ‘sequenced by Steppolyarp melodic sampler’ gap that apps like Spacecraft don’t quite fill.

    Yeah I like it, definitely worth the entry fee. I’m still running the previous version though, apparently the latest one has a few issues.

    Good running Spacecraft for ambience, Quanta for sequenced samples, Cyclops for bass, and the usual Brambos/Steppolyarp stuff all bashed out in AUM for live madness.

    Forgive me yet another obvious (but not to me) question: When running Cyclop and Egoist are they both just Linked and on channels in AUM or do you somehow replace the Egoist bass directly with Cyclop (in Egoist)?

  • More Egoisting, this time treating it more as a new fangled Wavestation with less glitchery stitchery....

  • @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @realdawei said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    I love the simplicity of it, and it's easy to get things going. But I find it similar to Sector: Everything that goes in comes out kind of sounding the same. In the case of Egoist, I fall too easily into making showy, glitchy, skittery stuff that I find dated. How can I break out of this trap? Suggestions?

    Start with everything set to default, import your sample, and build the track from there. Doug’s vids are good for explaining this.

    I used to start by banging away on the randomisers, and every track I did sounded Egoist. Once I started building things up from scratch, and avoiding presets or randomisers, it sounded less generic.

    Seems quite obvious when you say it, but it's so easy just to let autopilot run. Thanks for the advice. And is there word that this will/won't go AU?

    I asked, it’s definitely going AU :)

    Blimey, be interesting to see how that works.

    Yeah, wow. I am looking forward to tinkering with the possibilities...

    Running several instances of the sampler will be cool.

    Most definitely. Opens up one of the current limitations for sure. I'm also keen to have easy transient detection in AU hosts. (I think Egoist detection is better than Reslice)

    Tends to sound better than ReSlice, to my ears anyway. A couple of Egoist samplers, Quanta and Spacecraft, Cyclop...triggered via Steppolyarp and Rozeta....blimey...!

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Satie said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    MIDI-out the bassline to Cyclop, compliments it perfectly.

    Didn‘t manage this for good. Technical - yes there are get someone notes in. But musically the notes dont make any sense. And the sequencers in Cyclop Starts a new after maybe step two.
    Do I have to set Egoist, that only the bass notes go to the miss-out?

    On the Egoist/settings tab, select Cyclop as MIDI destination for the bass. You can then deselect or turn down the internal bass synth in the Egoist top mixer. Just tested it and it still works for me.

    To be honest I find the bass sequencer lets Egoist down a bit, it's a bit of a weird one.

    Truth be told I never use the bass and only very rarely use the drums. But I will try some Cyclop madness now you mention it....

    Truth be told I very rarely use Egoist these days. Not because I don’t like it, but my attention’s focussed on AUM AU worlds these days. Egoist going AU will definitely bring that one back into the mix.

    Things seem to be getting pretty good on the old iPad this year.

    Fun isn't it? Have to keep reminding myself amongst the kvetching and complaining (self) that there's an awful lot of ice cream on the table....by the by: What about Quanta? Worth your pocket money?

    Haven’t had a proper workout with it, but it’s fun fiddling with, and seems to cover the whole range from ‘sensible keys’ to ‘noises and soundscapes’. Sits nicely in my AUM/AU workouts, and fills the ‘sequenced by Steppolyarp melodic sampler’ gap that apps like Spacecraft don’t quite fill.

    Yeah I like it, definitely worth the entry fee. I’m still running the previous version though, apparently the latest one has a few issues.

    Good running Spacecraft for ambience, Quanta for sequenced samples, Cyclops for bass, and the usual Brambos/Steppolyarp stuff all bashed out in AUM for live madness.

    Forgive me yet another obvious (but not to me) question: When running Cyclop and Egoist are they both just Linked and on channels in AUM or do you somehow replace the Egoist bass directly with Cyclop (in Egoist)?

    I’d have an input for Egoist (drums, sample) on one channel, and Cyclop bass on another. You can’t route the Cyclop audio through Egoist - which is a shame as you lose the fx.

    The AU update will make things very interesting, as you can have a few channels of the samplers, all with separate Egoist fx - drum tracks etc. all going at once. Or you could simply use it as a drum or bass sequencer to compliment your other AU’s.

    The Egoist AU will give us even more toys to play with.

  • edited July 2018

    @AudioGus said:
    More Egoisting, this time treating it more as a new fangled Wavestation with less glitchery stitchery....

    Being an 80s child-I love this. Perhaps you could send the stems to Mr Gabriel for a vocal...

    https://youtu.be/CnVf1ZoCJSo

    Oh, and what what was the workflow to stack the samples?

  • edited July 2018

    @kewtips said:

    @AudioGus said:
    More Egoisting, this time treating it more as a new fangled Wavestation with less glitchery stitchery....

    Being an 80s child-I love this. Perhaps you could send the stems to Mr Gabriel for a vocal...

    Thanks kewtips. Would be so fun to remix that Gabriel track. :)

    Oh, and what what was the workflow to stack the samples?

    For the sample stacking I used Samplitude on desktop, however on ios you can use audioshare hosted in cubasis to record sequential playback of a folder...

  • @AudioGus said:
    More Egoisting, this time treating it more as a new fangled Wavestation with less glitchery stitchery....

    That is great and so cool. Right up my 80s alley (ewww).

    If I could get over this block I have about getting samples into the iPad, I might bark for this app.

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  • @mAxjUlien said:
    @AudioGus putting in work on Egoist is a treat because he’s truly one member that doesn’t mind uploading raw unmanicured videos which is helpful.

    Thanks dawg, just keepin it rawl

    @kinkujin if you have AudioShare and Dropbox I can’t imagine why you’re having difficulty getting samples into iPad. Perhaps we can help you here.

    Oh yah, getting you own samples on the iPad is a whole new world/level of fun/cool. ‘Files’ makes it so much better now too.

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  • It's just that until now I've never looked into it. Audioshare it is then. > @mAxjUlien said:

    @AudioGus putting in work on Egoist is a treat because he’s truly one member that doesn’t mind uploading raw unmanicured videos which is helpful and I prefer vs the “pro” edited ones. Reminds me of a time when people were just people.

    @kinkujin if you have AudioShare and Dropbox I can’t imagine why you’re having difficulty getting samples into iPad. Perhaps we can help you here.

    How about I do some work and hit you up if I need the help? Thanks fellas. Now back to this thread.

  • @kinkujin said:

    How about I do some work and hit you up if I need the help?

    Sure thing!

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