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ATOM Piano Roll update is coming soon
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Each instance can output to one or more MIDI channels, and can have its own individual settings like tempo, time signature, automation data etc.
Each instance can also the display parts of the state corresponding to other instances (such as notes, sharing clipboards, storing snippets etc.).
So there's not a 1:1 mapping between one instance and a MIDI channel. Keep in mind that a MIDI channel isn't a "MIDI track".
This is the absolute missing link I need. Very ready to hand over the cash...
Looks like ATOM has grown up. Enjoy your works and tease very much, but now its about time to release it, isn’t it
+1
Hope it comes out before I spend my credits on the new GeoShred stuff.
Sweet.
It looks great!
@blueveek you're making progress, nice! December 25 would be a perfect date to release it
Or this Monday?
Hoping for a sooner release date than Santa’s day..
OMG this developer sucks, never visits our forum, never gives any info.
OMG stop teasing, it is time you released it.
Why any developer posts here is beyond me.
One more thing.
Atom 2 has seamless integration with Ableton/Launchpad-style controllers.
You don't need to set up anything, no fussing around with MIDI connections. It's automagical. Just physically plug your controller in the USB port, and all clips automatically show up on the pads, you can launch and stop them as you would with Ableton's Sessions.
I'll post the list of compatible controllers at release. This picture shows the Launchpad mini MK3.
If you have an older or incompatible controller, you'll be able to CC map/learn the messages that start/stop clips.
wow that’s
pretty impressive !! nice work
Damn. This app cost just went up by the price of a Launchpad XL for me.
Same thought exactly.
@blueveek No way! Now your talking, I hope the LaunchPad Pro MK 3 hits the list. Can wait for this.
Keeps getting better... I hope the original Launchpad Mini makes the cut, I have a spare one looking for employment...
I'll just keep on listening to classic tunes while waiting for the Atom update to drop
Amazing !
bomb the chorus on the drums
ey if I buy Atom 1 today to support, will I get a gold star+version2 when dropped?
Same probably!
Love how @blueveek just drops this in as a ‘by the way’ as if it’s nothing!
Frickin awesome!
This is the best news ever!!!
Since.. sliced beets.. uh, beatz.. btz.. never mind.. you know what I mean.. 👍
Release the Beast!!! Can’t. Wait. Anymore.
Guess we don't need FLStudio and its excellent MIDI editing on iOs anymore... Hoping for multi-Track midi Import (or filtering).
Nice..
https://forum.audiob.us/uploads/editor/v0/ffjsw8makdbg.jpeg
From the looks of it Atom could easily be 'sold' to all major iOS DAW developers so we could finally have a unified midi-editing experience on the platform
You might be joking, but it makes me want to nerd out a bit on this topic. I'm not sure if I'm completely missing the target audience on this forum, but I love talking about this.
Atom's UI and interaction engine are extremely embeddable, and I've in fact built them this way from the start, making sure to avoid the situation that made me have to rewrite it in the first place. It already works on every platform, with native UI elements, and in every modern web browser too (if this tickles you to think it's using React Native or some other framework, it's not). I'll probably make some demos on this at some point after the initial release.
Atom's UI is entirely declarative. You provide a description of the current state of affairs, and Atom will just render it. If something changes, you can then provide a new description of the current state of affairs, and Atom will diff the old and the new state, create a list of updates, and apply them to the UI in the smallest number of steps. It's also entirely vector-based and only a few hunderd kb in size (including all the code that provides the interactions).
Atom's UI is scriptable, so add-ons are easy. But I don't want to give too much of this away, more on that later
Apart from being able to receive a description of the current state, Atom's UI communicates with the outside world via a JSON (text) messaging API. This again, works regardless of the OS / platform.
I've mentioned it in passing before, but this whole setup above makes it so that every time the UI gets hidden (like the window in AUM closes), I can completely nuke everything except for a very small MIDI engine core that is able to function standalone (really small – a few lines of C++). This drops memory usage significantly. In fact, when hidden, Atom barely registers – you should be able to open hundreds of instances with no issue. And because everything is declarative, session restore is free: get the state and send it to a new instance, everything will hydrate back to life instantly (and by everything I mean everything: undo/redo history, open panels, scroll positions, etc.).
So yeah, not sure I'd want to sell Atom, but it's embeddable as hell this time.
Was thinking similar. I guess we can just use it in any daw regardless, as long as it supports midi fx?
Only thing I did think is whether it has a timeline view that shows all clips in one instance? Unless I’ve missed it already?
@blueveek did mention that you can have an instance that triggers clips in other instances so maybe that’s the one?
I'm not joking at all!
Look at most piano-roll editors out there at the moment (BM3, Cubasis 3, NS2, ZenBeats, iMPC Pro 2, LK, ModStep, AuriaPro, GarageBand etc.). They don't have even half of the features nor polish that this Atomic 'update' brings to the table...
So no, it's not a joke but rather a wishful thinking to unify midi-editing on the iOS/iPadOS platform.
I can always dream, can't I?
@blueveek that sounds like a solid re-write well worth doing!
It also sounds like you could have a master clip launcher AU which could set up e.g. 16x16 Atoms (16 tracks with 16 clips each) in a scriptable way, with little concern for memory usage. Wouldn't that be nice? ;-)
That's correct, and a great idea! This might come as an IAP for users that don't have a hardware controller like the Novation Launchpads, but likely in a future update. Feature creep is real. Someone else also could (and maybe should) build that app too.
Oh btw, just found this video from a year ago when I started this. Count 'em: