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ATOM Piano Roll update is coming soon
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Sweetwater is one place.
thanks, I live in sweden so i'll probably find some european site.
Oh, I see.
Be tempted. It's good to push some buttons from time to time.
Vet inte om det här kan vara något för poor man?
https://www.emusic.se/studio/kontroller/?chkmanufacturer=novation
Yeah totally agree. It’s kind of more of a test to see if I’ll actually use the hardware versh if I bought it
Tack. Jag såg att de hade ännu bättre pris på thomann.de
Härligt, brukar vara dyr frakt från dom men ska absolut kolla
That’s quite enough profanity, gentlemen.
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Sorry, was on auto respond.
Glädjedödare.
(Just kidding fella, I think you're alright.)
I'm consistently humbled by the Skandi languages, and forever impressed by the linguistic skills of our Nordic brothers and sisters. Somebody tried to teach me a tongue twister in Danish once, and it was a humiliating ordeal.
In Europe, depending on shipping costs, Amazon UK might work out cheaper than Thomann.
Launchpad Pro:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Novation-Launchpad-Controller-Sequencer-Hardware/dp/B083JJZVW7/
Launchpad X:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Novation-Launchpad-MIDI-Controller-Ableton/dp/B07WWZCMP5/
All the trigger settings you'll probably ever want
There's presets you can choose from: Ableton-style, Launchpad-style, the modes in BM3 like "Hold", "One-shot" and "On Release", and the Atom-flavoured "Legato trigger".
The bottom settings are determined by the preset, but you can build your own: you get complete control of everything that happens when you press a pad, or when Atom receives a note or CC message on from a master arranger instance or some other plugin.
Wow! NEED!
OK that is crazy good!
Are you able to switch between clips using the right side mini map or is that for ghost overlay visibility toggling only?
Wow @blueveek you are pouring your heart into that!
Our hearts go out to you... we love you! 😘
Yes, you can do so with the "Patterns" mini map, the button for which is right next to the "Layers" panel, which works exactly the same but it's specifically for switching between patterns in the current instance. More granular MIDI control for those is planned for 2.x.
To quickly create a new pattern based on the notes/events in another instance, you can use the "Add as pattern" shortcut from the "Layers" panel (as seen in the screenshot). To copy to the global clipboard and reuse across clips, use "Copy to clipboard" (also as seen in the screenshot). I'm sure there's going to be videos about coming out.
Weekend means free time to work on Atom 2!
The more I mess around with LK the more 'anti multi-instance' I seem to become
(A single instance of a sequencer help me focus).
Sure for more than 16 midi-channels I'd need to use multiple AUv3 instances of LK but that very seldom happens.
(CPU on my Air 2 goes thru the roof before I reach 16 separate instruments).
So the obvious question regarding Atom 2 is if it's possible to have 16 different patterns each on a different midi channel running at the same time from one instance and easily switch between the patterns and edit them without interrupting playback? (I hope it's a BIG YES).
Cheers!
Think about this: there's no fundamental reason why "multiple clips on several tracks in a host" can't be equivalent to "multiple clips on several tracks in an AU". Atom 2.0 is aiming for tight integration with hosts instead of encouraging AU silos. This comes with the benefit of flexible routing, individual parameters for each clip, decoupled "automation lanes", and without the need of artificially filtering by channel (e.g. when communicating with external hardware). Regarding on this being cumbersome or not, I'm working out the details of this final piece of the puzzle with Jonatan, which is communicating the track and slot index in AUM so that each Atom instance knows it's "coordinates" on AUM's "scene launcher".
To be clear, I'm not arguing in favour of one approach or another. I'm trying to make a point that they're likely to be much more equivalent than one would assume. Ultimately, I encourage everyone to pick the right tool for their preferred style.
That being said, like I've mentioned before, I do have plans for a master Atom orchestrator, but this is likely going to come out after the initial 2.0 release.
@blueveek Gotcha...
The 'tightest possible' AUM integration imho would be to have a 'atom clip shortcut' similar to the keyboard icon in AUM windows but instead of a keyboard it could open the Atom instances that are used to control the object.
(Ie. if Atom is installed the AUv3 windows in AUM would show an 'atom icon' that is used to open the sequencer).
To keep the 'desktop' clean optionally hide all the Atom instance icons from the track view together with an option to minimize the AUM tracks to icons. Taping an icon would temporarily show the mixer and settings for a track.
Maybe I'm getting old but the constant panning and scrolling in AUM is driving me nuts and I'm more and more turning to apeMatrix or even the more traditional hosts like BM3 and Cubasis 3.
Cheers!
I think the concept of tighter integration between auv3 apps and aum is really exciting!
Let me know if there's already some way to do this, but for me i think the largest slowdown i face in a workflow with atom is the amount of clicks it takes to create a new auv3 instance. At minimum, you need to create a new midi fx slot (assuming youve already made the channel stip), press the + on that new slot, click on the Audio Unit Midi Processor submenu, search for app and click on it. So i would suggest some sort of "duplicate" feature in AUM that lets you more quickly duplicate an instance of an auv3. Maybe outside the scope this thread, but i think it does contribute a lot to the experience of using atom across many instances.
curious what other kinds of integrations you guys have been thinking about!
Very much this. Been awhile since Aum had any UX enhancements. A lot could be done in terms of # of channels in view. And I don't know if it's just me, but seeing 5x or more instances of the same app in the routing matrix is confusing as hell. Wish we could name specific instances, e.g., 'drambo bass' or 'DRC layer 1' to make navigating the midi matrix easier.
Did you know you can duplicate a track in AUM? Tap on the track name, and pick "duplicate".
Yeah, the balance is figuring something out which makes sense bound by the AUv3 standard, can be used by other developers too, and fits the vision each of us has for their app. Note that we're still exploring stuff here. So far the clip colors, context naming and indicators are in, along with up to date AU naming in the MIDI control settings, and we're still exploring the track/slot stuff.
A lot of the heavy-lifting with regards to naming can be done via the context name (e.g. long press on the titlebar in a window to rename). But that doesn't change some of the other bits shown as part of the label: the AU name itself, and some AUM routing info). One of my beta testers did mention that it would be nice to streamline the content shown in the MIDI routing panels/views, and I tend to agree.
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@blueveek sorry if this has been answered already.
How well does it perform with Cubasis 3? Could we do the same things you do in AUM?
Yes, everything should work the same and my testers are checking everything. The only limitation is the number of slots per track that Cubasis allows for audio units in general, but that should not be an issue once this is enabled in a 2.x update: https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/879926/#Comment_879926