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Damn it you're right!
I need FX automation. Haven't really played much with NS2 yet. Can it automate its built in FX? What about AU synth parameters? What's its MIDI out like for external hardware synths?
Ahhhhhh Steinberg just fix Cubasis! And how about a nice new machine (FM synth?) for free as a sweetener? 😉
Yep, AUFX automation is the major lack for me, more than audio, since I use mainly midi. But, the NS2 workflow is so good that it’s not a deal breaker. I’m confident we’ll see both next year.
The in-built fx in NS2 are quite good and easily automated. I’ve replaced many AUfx with NS2 fx. The majority of results you get from AUfx you can get from NS2 fx with the advantage of being able to automate them now.
Same for me. Best NS2 strengths for me is Obsidian amazing sound quality and ressources efficiency. But it needs audio tracks, AUFX automation and proper freezing to perhaps become my DAW of choice on iOS. For now I use it mostly for stems making that I use in other apps. More variety could also be added to internal effects like Replicant/Grind/Perforator etc style effects as they already sound good and are super efficient.
Yes, they are quite good, but since I have invested so much money in AU effects, I want to use them in my project now, you see.
Awesome! Glad to hear that!
That’s the downside of iOS music making. I’ve spent a lot of money on things I don’t use. But I’d rather eat that investment (since I can’t sell it on eBay 😆) and make music with what works for me (NS2 and a select group of AU’s). To each their own!
Once Cubasis 3 fixes it’s navigation / clip moving issues than I will have three apps I will work in that all have an equal slice of my Apple pie. (NS2, BM3, Cubasis 3)
NS2 though is the only one to potentially take the crown defeating the rest for me but I wager it won’t be for another couple years. It needs (good enough) audio tracks, track freezing and AUfx automation to be ‘the one’.
Obviously, i cannot deny this :-)))
It’s fascinating to me to read people’s opinions of all the different apps. For the way my brain works, NS2 workflow beats all the other “DAW’s” on iOS and that’s enough for me to use it exclusively. But I get that others have a different perspective. We’re lucky we have such a variety. The spice of life! Happy Holidays to all! 🎅🏼
Part of the thing is that my brain was formed using pretty much one massive beast program for years that let me do a very broad range of things. Now in mobile land to satisfy my brain/habits requires I jump between a bunch of apps. Ultimately I could do with a lot less spice and am pretty sure within a couple years I won’t feel the need for all this variety.