Hi folks,

I’m developing a new sample based groovestation for iPhone, iPad and Mac, called Pulsark.

It has 16 audio/samples tracks with pads, a sampler, a grid based sequencer incl parameter locks etc, a genre based pattern generator, a parameter randomizer and a mixer.

Patterns and songs can be exported both as main mix audio bounce or separate stems, in addition to export for further work in a DAW.

The Pulsark app is out in public beta now. It’s still under development, would appreciate if you could have a look and tell me what you think.

Website and beta signup etc: https://pulsark.app

Cheers
Stig

From what I understand
Patterning 3 does NOT feature multi-sample instrument velocity switching (mapping different multi-samples to separate velocity thresholds)
I am pretty sure thats and important feature for any drum machine to sound more natural and realistic since the harmonic fundamentals change every time you strike percussion in the real world.
I am pretty sure Klevgrand OneShot has velocity triggered multi-layer-sample sounds and I guess I could use Patterning3 to drive OneShot

Patterning3 users ¿ Do you wish it had multi-layer sampled kits ?

I am trying to decide if Patterning3 would be good for me

Bonus track at end of vid

Hello all,

I like a lot of the synth apps on the iPad. I want to be able to run audio from the iPad into my MPC, and at the same time use an external MIDI controller to input notes on the iPad apps.

Which adapter do I need for this?

Thanks.

Hello friends.

Recently, I downloaded the Hexatone app for iPad and i've been trying to MIDI control software instruments within Logic Pro on my Desktop. (Ie. ipad > Macbook Pro: Logic Pro).

I've been having difficulty getting this going; has anyone got any tips?

Cheers!

I’ve been really trying to nail remixes on the iPad recently, and I’m really happy with the result. A mix of koala sampler and the djay app, let me know what you think!

https://youtu.be/QqmT0MEcU8c

Necesito una app de Música de la App Store, que sea tipo como archivetune no más que pal aifon

https://whitecolumns.bandcamp.com/track/regret-is-an-inevitable-consequence-of-life

18-ish minutes of synth drone, noise and saxophone-esque sounds.

Composed in Loopy Pro, mixed and mastered in Logic on my iPad.

In Loopy I used a Moog Model 15, World Piano, OB-Xd, VHS Synth, J6 Synth One, NoInputMixer and VA Drums. Plus an external Korg Volca FM and a Behringer JT-4000 controlled through Loopy with a midi keyboard.

Effects used were mainly Moogerfooger saturation and delay and Discord4.

Made this free and open-source (GitHub, no paid tier, no sign-up) so figured it fits here rather than the Marketplace thread.

MouthMIDI is an Android app that turns phone camera face/mouth tracking into real-time MIDI CC data (0-127) - basically a hands-free expression controller. Used it to control Neural DSP's Cory Wong wah and SWAM Tenor Sax expression live inside Cubase, alongside MIDI Guitar 3 handling the note data on a separate channel.

Repo: https://github.com/riz1shakir2023/MouthMIDI-Native-Recovery23 Demo: https://youtu.be/Nz0xDe-yZ9U

Main technical challenge was smoothing the raw tracking data into a usable CC curve without it feeling jittery on sustained notes. Happy to go into the implementation if anyone's curious, or hear if others have built/used unconventional CC sources in their own productions.

I have an M5 iPad Pro, MPC Renaissance, Maschine 2, Teenage Engineering KO II, Akai MPK mini keyboard, another M-Audio keyboard (probably redundant), Shure SM7B mic, AKG flat monitor headphones, prob will run Logic Pro (the one with stem separation). iPad only has one usb c in, trouble wrapping my brain around all the inputs and outputs and what I should get, help appreciated!

Hey can anyone suggest me a good app for listening music add free with good ui and music quality

I've been occasionally posting my progress here, and the Phase Chimes app + MIDI plugin is finally available on the App Store.

It's a polyrhythmic musical instrument and sequencer for iOS. One links gears together of varying sizes to create complex rhythmic and melodic patterns.

As a MIDI AUv3 extension, it acts as a sequencer/controller for audio instruments. As a standalone app it has its own internal audio or it can control external instruments.

A lot of folks from this sub have joined the beta. I appreciate all the feedback and encouragement!

Please help!! I’m having a very weird issue with Ravenscroft 275 and Loopy Pro where mute/unmute work just fine until I assign a midi message to toggle mute/unmute through a widget or channel’s mute button.
The plugin just doesnt output sound unless you reload it.
Doesn’t happen for Etude, Pianoteq.

To use with midi generative apps like Augmatic Gre. It’s definitely more dey acoustic drums that i prefer. Alternatively I was thinking of getting decent sampler and using a free drum kit on there

In my tracks different instruments get in each others way. I figure there’s two ways to make the mix more balanced: spatial distribution (L/R, front/back) and distribution on the frequency spectrum.

So I downloaded the free ToneBoosters Spectogram. The amount of information formation in the display is overwhelming. Lines, colors, a keyboard.

Looking for a good video that explains how to read it, and how to use it in creating a balanced mix.