Audiobus: Use your music apps together.
What is Audiobus? — Audiobus is an award-winning music app for iPhone and iPad which lets you use your other music apps together. Chain effects on your favourite synth, run the output of apps or Audio Units into an app like GarageBand or Loopy, or select a different audio interface output for each app. Route MIDI between apps — drive a synth from a MIDI sequencer, or add an arpeggiator to your MIDI keyboard — or sync with your external MIDI gear. And control your entire setup from a MIDI controller.
Download on the App StoreAudiobus is the app that makes the rest of your setup better.
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It’s all good I’m stopping.
Luckily, the way my high pass filters are set up...I can easily cut out low frequency.🤐
No dedicated controllers needed. Check out Velocity Keyboard app. Along with ChordPolyPad I don’t even use midi controllers much anymore. Sold my Morph and Quneo which are also both dope for Bm3. These days I occassional use lightblock M and Nanokeystudio (Map Macros to knobs) but prefer iPad only.
It’s 2019 😉. Less is WAY more.
I don't know the first thing about app development
. But I agree with Hans that BM3 would have a lot less issues if it wasn't so feature rich. It would also be a lot less resource hungry which makes it difficult to use at a buffer setting that allows accurate playing of the pads.
I have the Bank Of America mobile apps for all my baking needs and it works fine
I ain't trying to scare you; it ain't that serious. You don't need to lord your expertise over me or anybody else. Your experience is your experience and mine is mine.
You said it yourself, no software is bug free, and to that I wholeheartedly agree. But that doesn't mean you shut down on features. Plenty of dev shops are able to both fix bugs and add features. If you don't give the people what they want, they will go somewhere else to get it. This thread is proof.
Bm3 made me buy a Live!
But I don't believe anyone who says they played some pads but now prefers tapping a glass screen. Lol
I liked to play my classical guitar with chopsticks but now I've got nails o_0
If Matthew has gone, then I don't blame him tho
'If the money's no good, just get a grip on yourself' who said that, ah...
If I had his brains I wouldnt be working for peanuts either. 20quids worth of pleasure, no regrets. I wish them well for all their future endeavours. They seemed like alright blokes to me
I absolutely hate tapping glass. Luckily I use a Korg PadKontrol ($60 used) which is perfect for BM3 and has better pads than an MPC.
Yeah throw in some Pro-Q 3 FTW! It is indeed an awesome portable setup. Blows the MPC-500 away for sure and does probably 90% of what the MPC Live and X do.
Ya, well you've got to use something. Maybe 10 rubber thimbles
I like the mpc pads loads. I just like pads
I'd like to get pro q at some point. Was just showing a friend a YouTube vid on its use earlier today. Don't think he got the eq porn feel (:
go Doug- go Doug- go Doug...
how do you automate time signature in bm3?
@Dham
Yep. I was on board from the beginning, so I'm aware of the apps ''ins n outs." (:
I had few exchanges with Matthew too, that's why I said he seems like a swell fella. But the midi doesn't work properly for me, so now I'm a contented owner of a mpc and an ipad.
I never actually had that problem unless I had a buncha plugs running with it. I'm using it on a 12.9 Pro, and I was able to push it really hard before things started getting sluggish.
With regards to feature set, while I mostly agree that BM3 would have fewer problems if it had fewer features, for me at least, the feature set is what kept me coming back to it. I'm looking for a DAW that I can do everything in; currently I sketch in BM3 and finish in Auria Pro, that's not an ideal situation, but it's okay for now. BM3 is probably the closest to the ultimate iOS DAW for me, and without the feature set it has, I'd be looking elsewhere. I think there are only a few additional things it needs to become that ultimate DAW, along with the bug fixes to make it more stable.
So I hope that Vincent can drop an update in August that actually fixes things, and keeps things working the way they were previously. I won't comment anymore until then.
you can get with this
or you can get with that
I’m very fond of this post lol and what ever that turntable is...Numark is it?👌🏾
yep numark
I'm praying the powers that be let this one through!!!
but also waiting to get my hands on this one
Can’t even find it on the company site. Have any idea what it is?
Nevermind found it!👌🏾
🤯. I’ve been under a rock.
I get the feeling the ram difference between the 12.9" and 9.7" pro makes a substantial difference. It's not such a problem, just that switching back and forth between buffer settings is not so easy. I can work at 128 for the most part but apps likeModel 15 and factory need 256.
I'd trade many of the features just to have basic shit fixed. YMMV.
Playing with BM3 this morning I wanted to record wiggling the transform function in Bleass reverb from an AUX track to an audio track. Well there is 5 minutes I won't get back
the future is running at a snails pace
Not so sure...what I can do in Djay2 for iPad with loops I make in BM3 is pretty smoov.
iOS is still going forward and backward and forward for me, I'm the if it ain't broke then please keep your grubby hands off of it type... devs have been taking out wonderfully important features that worked so well across the board... just the nature of the beast I guess but for example a tiny winy of a feature that was a great time saver in beat maker before that is gone now is the ability to audition samples from your iTunes library before importing them into the app.... now you've got to import into the app first..... with no auditioning to see if it's even what you want, and then audition from the internal browser, decide and import to slicer....... for heavy sample based sessions and after having such a smooth workflow this drives me nuts, on top of that before bm3 came out I begged them not to change this as it was the only app at the time that was able to do this... boo
but life goes on... slowly
no doubt
You’re still here. That’s the important part. We’re all apart of something very special. What a time to be alive.
What a time to be alive.