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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Zaubrer said:
    I am also wondering how Dropbox is still around. I cannot think else than people just use it because they did so for years cause it’s been on if the first popular cloud solutions.

    Googeln and especially Microsoft offer great cloud storage services which people probably can integrate way better into their workflows.

    its a good point, i use dropbox but i cant say i am so happy with it, sound quality was complete garage for streaming, improved a little recently. It does however work with ios apps, I might use Amazon but can this also be used natively with ios apps?

  • DatGoodDatGood

    @giku_beepstreet said:
    btw. Do you guys store your samples on iCloud? Is there any app that uses icloud drive for sample storage?

    Nope, Dropbox

    @Zaubrer said:
    I am also wondering how Dropbox is still around. I cannot think else than people just use it because they did so for years cause it’s been on if the first popular cloud solutions.

    Googeln and especially Microsoft offer great cloud storage services which people probably can integrate way better into their workflows.

    Brand salience. Marketing works. The thing is that Dropbox, for whatever reason, integrates better with more software than any other I know.
    They also do custom business solutions.

  • BillflintonBillflinton

    I still use Dropbox for similar reasons I still use AUM so much - hard to pinpoint any specific features or technical parameters, since in theory other solutions offer more, but the streamlined workflow and overall UX is still hard to beat and the main reason I can’t imagine switching to iCloud or Google Drive.

    BTW I might be missing some details, but I think that with the recent iOS and Files app integration it doesn’t really matter which storage are you using if you stick to the built-in system Document Picker functionality? Whenever I want to import (or export) something to Audioshare I just use the Document Picker where I can easily access files from iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive or even Beatmaker3 files (hidden inside “On my iPad”). I understand that for some features (like storing presets or samples) it’s much better to have direct access to the file system covered with custom UI, so IMHO what makes sense the most is to use the local file storage for such things and Document Picker for import/export.

  • LiquidmantisLiquidmantis

    @DatGood said:

    @giku_beepstreet said:
    btw. Do you guys store your samples on iCloud? Is there any app that uses icloud drive for sample storage?

    Nope, Dropbox

    @Zaubrer said:
    I am also wondering how Dropbox is still around. I cannot think else than people just use it because they did so for years cause it’s been on if the first popular cloud solutions.

    Googeln and especially Microsoft offer great cloud storage services which people probably can integrate way better into their workflows.

    Brand salience. Marketing works. The thing is that Dropbox, for whatever reason, integrates better with more software than any other I know.
    They also do custom business solutions.

    Yeah, that's the main reason for me. It's the most ubiquitously supported storage. Plus, at least the last I compared, it had the best feature set with selective syncing, a must with larger tiers and desktop syncing, and version history.

  • dpeacedpeace

    OK. I have reached my tolerance for hearing about this app without being able to have a play. Are there TestFlight slots available?

  • rs2000rs2000

    @Liquidmantis said:

    @DatGood said:

    @giku_beepstreet said:
    btw. Do you guys store your samples on iCloud? Is there any app that uses icloud drive for sample storage?

    Nope, Dropbox

    @Zaubrer said:
    I am also wondering how Dropbox is still around. I cannot think else than people just use it because they did so for years cause it’s been on if the first popular cloud solutions.

    Googeln and especially Microsoft offer great cloud storage services which people probably can integrate way better into their workflows.

    Brand salience. Marketing works. The thing is that Dropbox, for whatever reason, integrates better with more software than any other I know.
    They also do custom business solutions.

    Yeah, that's the main reason for me. It's the most ubiquitously supported storage. Plus, at least the last I compared, it had the best feature set with selective syncing, a must with larger tiers and desktop syncing, and version history.

    My main gripe with commercial cloud storage services is that most of them (OneDrive, iCloud, Dropbox...) don't follow an open standard which means that:
    First, to be supported by an app, the developer has to integrate (ideally) all of them but also keep maintaining them as long as the app is out in the wild, or users just won't be able to use it anymore when something changes (new protocol, expired certificates and their renewal etc).
    Second, you cannot set up a local server over WiFi. No internet means no access to your data.

  • OnfraySinOnfraySin
    edited January 2020

    @dpeace said:
    OK. I have reached my tolerance for hearing about this app without being able to have a play. Are there TestFlight slots available?

    You can try here

  • qrtznqrtzn

    I guess it’s not out yet then. ??????

  • Prog1967Prog1967

    On the way to 200 hundred pages before Drambo goes live :D

  • LiquidmantisLiquidmantis

    I look forward to 95 pages of people asking if it’s out or for beta invites. I’m starting to miss preset sharing.

  • rs2000rs2000

    @Liquidmantis said:
    I look forward to 95 pages of people asking if it’s out or for beta invites. I’m starting to miss preset sharing.

    Man, preset sharing is a good idea!
    A new section on Patchstorage could be requested, beta testers could upload their greatest creations and when Drambo goes public, people have some additional material at hand to get familiar with it.

    @giku_beepstreet What do you think about it?
    @Beta testers: Got stuff to share?

  • rarienrarien

  • SanMateoSanMateo

    So... whatcha doin?

    https://youtube.com/watch?v=PTidDRR8Scg

  • audiblevideoaudiblevideo

    @rs2000 and others

    I got in when Dropbox was giving away space to you when you solved little riddles and tested stuff. I doubt I’ll give it up. But I’ve looked into Open source alternatives...

    https://opensource.com/alternatives/dropbox

  • audio_DTaudio_DT

    @rs2000 said:

    @supadom said:
    ...
    With 13 allowing external drives (albeit through death by a thousand dongles) I think sample library users and on ios have never had it this good.

    Death by a thousand dongles 😂
    Did I miss a @Lady_App_titude meme here?

    Sorry I've strayed into backup territory but seems like despite all the confusion Files/Cloud for fast Web connection and Files/External storage for slow net folks seem like two obvious choices we could only dream of just over a year ago.

    The apps that support WebDAV connections have really been the least hassle for me. They work both with cloud servers supporting WebDAV and locally in your home WiFi, and having the sample folder as a drive on the desktop system for easy file transfer is very, very handy.
    Faster than using the Files app.
    And WebDAV can even be used directly between iDevices using your local network, with or without internet access! Readdle Documents can also mount WebDAV folders, like e.g. the samples folder of NanoStudio 2 from another iPad or iPhone, and let you preview samples by simply tapping on them.

    I didn’t know this, so thanks for this. I will definitely be giving this a whirl.

  • drezdrez

    @audio_DT said:

    @rs2000 said:

    @supadom said:
    ...
    With 13 allowing external drives (albeit through death by a thousand dongles) I think sample library users and on ios have never had it this good.

    Death by a thousand dongles 😂
    Did I miss a @Lady_App_titude meme here?

    Sorry I've strayed into backup territory but seems like despite all the confusion Files/Cloud for fast Web connection and Files/External storage for slow net folks seem like two obvious choices we could only dream of just over a year ago.

    The apps that support WebDAV connections have really been the least hassle for me. They work both with cloud servers supporting WebDAV and locally in your home WiFi, and having the sample folder as a drive on the desktop system for easy file transfer is very, very handy.
    Faster than using the Files app.
    And WebDAV can even be used directly between iDevices using your local network, with or without internet access! Readdle Documents can also mount WebDAV folders, like e.g. the samples folder of NanoStudio 2 from another iPad or iPhone, and let you preview samples by simply tapping on them.

    I didn’t know this, so thanks for this. I will definitely be giving this a whirl.

    Agreed! I have a synology NAS setup. Would be interesting to see how this could be integrated.

  • audio_DTaudio_DT

    @drez said:

    @audio_DT said:

    @rs2000 said:

    @supadom said:
    ...
    With 13 allowing external drives (albeit through death by a thousand dongles) I think sample library users and on ios have never had it this good.

    Death by a thousand dongles 😂
    Did I miss a @Lady_App_titude meme here?

    Sorry I've strayed into backup territory but seems like despite all the confusion Files/Cloud for fast Web connection and Files/External storage for slow net folks seem like two obvious choices we could only dream of just over a year ago.

    The apps that support WebDAV connections have really been the least hassle for me. They work both with cloud servers supporting WebDAV and locally in your home WiFi, and having the sample folder as a drive on the desktop system for easy file transfer is very, very handy.
    Faster than using the Files app.
    And WebDAV can even be used directly between iDevices using your local network, with or without internet access! Readdle Documents can also mount WebDAV folders, like e.g. the samples folder of NanoStudio 2 from another iPad or iPhone, and let you preview samples by simply tapping on them.

    I didn’t know this, so thanks for this. I will definitely be giving this a whirl.

    Agreed! I have a synology NAS setup. Would be interesting to see how this could be integrated.

    Definitely.

  • CharlesalbertCharlesalbert

    Tonight is the night?😂

  • qrtznqrtzn

    Eef

  • qrtznqrtzn

    Grmmmmmmm

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  • robosardinerobosardine

    That’s great to hear, what’s the latest ETA though?... or has that sort of thing been dropped?

  • ChancedMusicChancedMusic

    Starting to sound like back in 2015 when I thought I’d be getting a new Tool album.

    Looking forward to Drambo in 4 years.

  • ciancian

    The follo> @YourJunk said:

    Starting to sound like back in 2015 when I thought I’d be getting a new Tool album.

    Looking forward to Drambo in 4 years.

    So long as it isn't the follow up to MBV's Loveless.

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  • iOSTRAKONiOSTRAKON

    Drambo will be your first efficient nuclear fusion reactor

    @d4d0ug said:
    Will we have an efficient nuclear fusion reactor before Drambo?

  • McDMcD

    @iOSTRAKON said:
    Drambo will be your first efficient nuclear fusion reactor

    Damn. That's not going to get past the crack Apple technology censors.
    We will have to Jailbreak our iPads and run bootlegs.

  • supadomsupadom

    @McD said:

    @iOSTRAKON said:
    Drambo will be your first efficient nuclear fusion reactor

    Damn. That's not going to get past the crack Apple technology censors.
    We will have to Jailbreak our iPads and run bootlegs.

    Better bootlegs than no legs at all.

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    @Max23 said:
    All is well and we are making progress. :)
    No more beta testers will be added to the group as it would only further delay the release of drambo, please stop asking.
    BTW sequencing of electron boxes looks pretty pale compared to what drambo is capable of doing.
    I can do my favorite trick from numerology (mac) in drambo. Yay. Cool 😎 😁 (if you know numerology you probably know what I am hinting at).
    Drambo is replacing more and more stuff. :o :)

    Is it possible you are unaware of how annoying this comes off? It's kind of amazing! 😎 😁

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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