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Egoist AUV3 has landed!

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  • @Beathoven said:

    I really like the bass synth in Egoist. It’s the only app I can make sound like the screaming 303 from those hard techno tracks of my youth. At first glance it is basic, but I spent some time tweaking it and used the onboard effects and it really impressed.

    I'll give it a better go...

  • This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

  • @Carnbot said:
    Importing files could be improved but is still a piece of cake, copy with Files to folder, you don’t need to restart the AU, just refresh by closing the gui and open it again.

    There also seems to be a kits folder in files, but I haven't worked out yet how to get user kits to load. Maybe you need to write an XML 'kit' file.

    Oddly, the baseline seems to output midi, but not the beat generator.

  • @MonzoPro said:
    This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

    Yep, so good. And automating Turnado brings new levels of fun too.

  • @MonzoPro said:
    This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

    I believe my love may possibly be greater than yours ;) ;)
    The possibilities are endless. These SB guys were ahead of their time when they released this, especially as they were clever in keeping it so simple yet deceptively complex at the same time. The balance they struck was excellent.

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  • @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

    Yep, so good. And automating Turnado brings new levels of fun too.

    Ah...how are you automating Turnado? I'm using AUM - is that an Apematrix thing?

    @universe said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

    I believe my love may possibly be greater than yours ;) ;)
    The possibilities are endless. These SB guys were ahead of their time when they released this, especially as they were clever in keeping it so simple yet deceptively complex at the same time. The balance they struck was excellent.

    It really is a game changer for me, and demonstrates the potential of AU's perfectly. While running single instances of Egoist and Turnado have always been lots of fun - stacking them up like this really opens up endless possibilities.

    Really chuffed with this.

  • @MonzoPro I'm automating in BM3. Works a charm and I can easily sequence individual Egoist slices as described above by @mAxjUlien.

  • @pauly said:

    Oddly, the baseline seems to output midi, but not the beat generator.

    Yeah I asked SB about that a while ago, it's the same in the desktop version. But they said they might change that one day and liked the idea of midi out for the drum sequencer.

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  • Yessir, BM3 and Egoist take me within an inch of how I sampled and sequenced in Live on my laptop. I'm finding that the onboard effects in BM3 are efficient and do the job. I have to imagine that the folks at Ableton and other big boys would look at what I can now accomplish on an iPad (without flipping over to my laptop) with widening eyes.

  • @lukesleepwalker said:
    @MonzoPro I'm automating in BM3. Works a charm and I can easily sequence individual Egoist slices as described above by @mAxjUlien.

    Ah right thanks. Sounds like I’m missing out on some serious fun there, time to boot up BM3!

  • @MonzoPro BM3 has an annoying learning curve but once you get over it, I'm confident you'll see the benefits.

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    @mAxjUlien said:

    So many different workflows unlocked in BeatMaker 3. You can quickly use Egoist magical transient detector and slider to auto slice up your sample. Then, tap the little keyboard icon to switch to direct play mode so you can play samples on B3 pads or you connected drum pad. You can also record each chop to a pad, layer and manipulate them until your hearts content using B3 full arsenal of features + all of your AU effects.

    Bananas!!!

    Here I show how you can do a big batch with ‘slice to pads’ at once. Keep in mind this was back in the dark ages of IAA and not AU but it should still hold up.

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  • @lukesleepwalker said:
    @MonzoPro BM3 has an annoying learning curve but once you get over it, I'm confident you'll see the benefits.

    I’m not a fan of its workflow, but realise it’s a powerful thing. Need to knuckle down with it again.

    @AudioGus said:

    @mAxjUlien said:

    So many different workflows unlocked in BeatMaker 3. You can quickly use Egoist magical transient detector and slider to auto slice up your sample. Then, tap the little keyboard icon to switch to direct play mode so you can play samples on B3 pads or you connected drum pad. You can also record each chop to a pad, layer and manipulate them until your hearts content using B3 full arsenal of features + all of your AU effects.

    Bananas!!!

    Here I show how you can do a big batch with ‘slice to pads’ at once. Keep in mind this was back in the dark ages of IAA and not AU but it should still hold up.

    Cheers Gus, I’ll check that out later.

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  • @mAxjUlien said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:
    Yessir, BM3 and Egoist take me within an inch of how I sampled and sequenced in Live on my laptop. I'm finding that the onboard effects in BM3 are efficient and do the job. I have to imagine that the folks at Ableton and other big boys would look at what I can now accomplish on an iPad (without flipping over to my laptop) with widening eyes.

    I was just having this conversation with a producer buddy who made the jump to Live a few years ago. Told him he may be jumping again. I already chucked my Push for touchable when I do create in Live but between what intua is up too in BM3 and the new expanding AUv3 roster unlocking Sugarbytes, Fab Filters, etc...Live, Logic and my laptop will be collecting more dust.

    I spent last weekend and yesterday working on a few tracks exported from BM3 to desktop with the intention of ‘taking them to the next level’. I think I am coming to realise that the amount of time I am willing to spend doing this simply will not yield the fruit worthy of the time invested (err, if that makes sense). Sure I have a few vst reverbs that are better than what I have on iOS, the keyboard, mouse, extra monitor, spreading things out is handy but.... when I listen to three days of desktop mixing/mastering vs mastered Bm3 exports... Eh? Who am I kidding? ProQ2 is freaking amazing and by the time my next ipad roles around in a couple years there should be more ios Fabs and little point in me being on desktop for much, aside from making quick VST sample fodder for BM3. May as well just hang here and keep gettin my tap on.

  • @mAxjUlien said:

    @AudioGus said:

    @mAxjUlien said:

    So many different workflows unlocked in BeatMaker 3. You can quickly use Egoist magical transient detector and slider to auto slice up your sample. Then, tap the little keyboard icon to switch to direct play mode so you can play samples on B3 pads or you connected drum pad. You can also record each chop to a pad, layer and manipulate them until your hearts content using B3 full arsenal of features + all of your AU effects.

    Bananas!!!

    Here I show how you can do a big batch with ‘slice to pads’ at once. Keep in mind this was back in the dark ages of IAA and not AU but it should still hold up.

    Ok so @AudioGus wins best way to record chopped samples, make custom sample/drum kits On iOS. Think I’m going to make a vid with context for hip hop beat making later. Will def shout you out bud. This is dope af. Kids these days have no idea how lucky they are. Sheesh.

    Note...The way I showed in photos is a quick way to play and audition various ways to chop a sample or song but you won’t be able to layer or access all of BM3 pad features. For that you def want to follow Audiogus vid

    Aww, cool, glad you like. Looking forward to the video. :)

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  • So I am sequencing egoístas patterns via bm3 midi, but did I read someone here saying that you can midi sequence individual sample chops from a pattern ? How is this done ?

  • edited August 2018

    @universe said:
    So I am sequencing egoístas patterns via bm3 midi, but did I read someone here saying that you can midi sequence individual sample chops from a pattern ? How is this done ?

    Some keys change patterns and others trigger slices. Just make sure you have the keyboard icon selected in the lower left corner....

    @mAxjUlien said:

  • @AudioGus said:

    @universe said:
    So I am sequencing egoístas patterns via bm3 midi, but did I read someone here saying that you can midi sequence individual sample chops from a pattern ? How is this done ?

    Some keys change patterns and others trigger slices. Just make sure you have the keyboard icon selected in the lower left corner....

    @mAxjUlien said:

    Cool ! Thanks

  • @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

    Yep, so good. And automating Turnado brings new levels of fun too.

    Ah...how are you automating Turnado? I'm using AUM - is that an Apematrix thing?

    @universe said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

    I believe my love may possibly be greater than yours ;) ;)
    The possibilities are endless. These SB guys were ahead of their time when they released this, especially as they were clever in keeping it so simple yet deceptively complex at the same time. The balance they struck was excellent.

    It really is a game changer for me, and demonstrates the potential of AU's perfectly. While running single instances of Egoist and Turnado have always been lots of fun - stacking them up like this really opens up endless possibilities.

    Really chuffed with this.

    Take it you're working currently in AUM.....have you been making loops for the purpose or just hacking up old stuff and plugging away in search of happy accidents (my preferred play station :))....

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  • edited August 2018

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

    Yep, so good. And automating Turnado brings new levels of fun too.

    Ah...how are you automating Turnado? I'm using AUM - is that an Apematrix thing?

    @universe said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    This is really, really good. A few instances of Egoist playing some sample loops, going through Turnado is about the most fun I've had on an iPad.

    Sugar Bytes I love you.

    I believe my love may possibly be greater than yours ;) ;)
    The possibilities are endless. These SB guys were ahead of their time when they released this, especially as they were clever in keeping it so simple yet deceptively complex at the same time. The balance they struck was excellent.

    It really is a game changer for me, and demonstrates the potential of AU's perfectly. While running single instances of Egoist and Turnado have always been lots of fun - stacking them up like this really opens up endless possibilities.

    Really chuffed with this.

    Take it you're working currently in AUM.....have you been making loops for the purpose or just hacking up old stuff and plugging away in search of happy accidents (my preferred play station :))....

    Yeah just using a few old samples I’d loaded in the old version, as AU’s in AUM, plus some of the included drum loops. Since I’m mangling them up with Turnado it’s hard to tell what the source samples are anyway.

    As with AudioLayer, Quanta etc. I need to get a shufty on and sort out my sample library. Need to import a few drum loops of my own from the desktop.

    I’ll probably hammer out some source material in Maschine.

  • edited August 2018

    @AudioGus or anyone else, I just wanted to check, what happens to your user presets in the IAA version, and samples that you’ve imported etc ? Do you lose them or do they just transfer over to the AU? I’m assuming they do but just want to be doubly sure, as I can’t see where the original IAA versión stored the user presets. I can’t see them on my iPad files app anywhere

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