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.

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OneShot! By Klevgrand (Released on iOS)

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  • Well… I meant the whole thing. This is just perfect.

  • edited September 8

    @garden said:
    Well… I meant the whole thing. This is just perfect.

    Oh hah dang

    Yeah. Definitely a MAJOR boon for those that need it for kits. I'm blown away

    Edit I'm just so excited to have a topic I'd been obsessing quietly for almost a year... And the perfect app for it releases (on the finger drumming side) - I can't wait for a few Ableton drummers I know and some I watch discover this animal

  • @sigma79 said:

    @reasOne said:

    @sigma79 said:
    Who would buy this app for the samples to be played in other samplers?

    Me lol

    You think its ok to just sample without velocity layers ?

    Why have they hidden the files from samplecrate ?

    Would it be this way for say native instrunent libraries ?

    That you can only view library, via the vst/app ?

    Edit.

    I got 4 velocity layers.

    We rollin.

    Of course they hide the files! That's perfectly reasonable. Otherwise people would just take the files and give them away to people. I think, if buying all these drum kits provided as presets on the open market as wav file collections, they would cost a hella lot more than $20. I still also think that sampling these without velocity layers is missing the point entirely. The app should be used, it's in things like the ability to set different trigger settings inside the app where all the power lies.

  • @PapaBPoppin said:

    @garden said:
    Well… I meant the whole thing. This is just perfect.

    Oh hah dang

    Yeah. Definitely a MAJOR boon for those that need it for kits. I'm blown away

    Edit I'm just so excited to have a topic I'd been obsessing quietly for almost a year... And the perfect app for it releases (on the finger drumming side) - I can't wait for a few Ableton drummers I know and some I watch discover this animal

    Yeah, the quality of the kits in here seems really superb. And hopefully this is one of those apps that will attract some of the finger drumming crowd over to iOS from desktop. It's an important release.

  • Dang 40$ for the jazz sample pack 😭
    I mean its fair but i can’t pull that i was thinking it was like 20$

  • wimwim
    edited September 8

    So, no Random Robin, only Round Robin?
    I never did get why Round Robin is more more popular than Random Robin.

    The humanization options should help with that though.

    Kinda bummed that it's iPad only. But I'm sure I'll cave anyway.

  • @Samu said:

    @tahiche said:
    Seems like Multi-out is not working in Logic… that’s a real downer. There’s only the “stereo” version. You can choose outputs per slot but there’s no way, unless I’m missing something, to output them in Logic.

    Have you tried the classic 'Replace Trick' (Ie. replace the Plug-In with it self) to make Logic scan the plug-in for additional outputs? This only needs to be done once, after that Logic 'remembers' the plug-in supports multiple outputs.

    This is needed because LogicPro for iPad does run 'auval' (AU Validation) on launch when new plugins are installed...

    @sfm : Have you a video on this subject ?

  • @reasOne said:
    Dang 40$ for the jazz sample pack 😭
    I mean its fair but i can’t pull that i was thinking it was like 20$

    Use the discount and it will be 20:

    Purchases of packs are made on the Klevgrand website, then loaded into OneShot (see the manual for details). Offer available until 2024-09-30. Remember to use the code P0PWk6VR at checkout to get the discount.

  • @Gavinski said:

    @reasOne said:
    Dang 40$ for the jazz sample pack 😭
    I mean its fair but i can’t pull that i was thinking it was like 20$

    Use the discount and it will be 20:

    Purchases of packs are made on the Klevgrand website, then loaded into OneShot (see the manual for details). Offer available until 2024-09-30. Remember to use the code P0PWk6VR at checkout to get the discount.

    Ahhh that’s a much better price then! Thanks man, i totally missed there was a code!

  • @reasOne said:
    Dang 40$ for the jazz sample pack 😭
    I mean its fair but i can’t pull that i was thinking it was like 20$

    They are 50% off for a limited time. Use >> P0PWk6VR << at check out.

  • edited September 8

    @wim said:
    So, no Random Robin, only Round Robin?
    I never did get why Round Robin is more more popular than Random Robin.

    The humanization options should help with that though.

    Kinda bummed that it's iPad only. But I'm sure I'll cave anyway.

    There is an option for sequential or random robin, or am I missing something (not my field exactly😂)

  • @Pxlhg said:

    @wim said:
    So, no Random Robin, only Round Robin?
    I never did get why Round Robin is more more popular than Random Robin.

    The humanization options should help with that though.

    Kinda bummed that it's iPad only. But I'm sure I'll cave anyway.

    There is an option for sequential or random robin, or am I missing something (not my field exactly😂)

    Excellent. Thanks. That was the last thing hold me back from buying.

  • edited September 8

    @Gavinski said:

    @Gravity said:
    Just to be sure, the thread got quite chaotic... Is it possible to drag and drop multiple samples from the Files app ( or Sample Crate ) into the app?

    No, but you can load multiple samples simultaneously in the standalone or auv3 itself now, in the updated version

    Did you try it? I did and it is quite frustrating process. Selected files are imported to OneShot in random order (or order I don't understand). So I had to reorder them manually for every slot I made. And e.g. NI battery has mostly more than 32 files for every drum (BD,SD,HH,..). Would be nice to have a function for A-Z and Z-A reordering after import. Why Z-A? Because some sample collections marked quitest sample in group with the highest number and then go down to the loudest.

  • @wim The setup is quite versatile and allows to mix the selection methods:

    • The order of samples in the left box is from lowest velocity (top) to highest velocity (bottom)
    • The button on the right will choose between robin round or random mode
    • The slider setting influences which sample is picked the behavior
      • Full left results in velocity layers only
      • A 10% setting will robin round between 2-3 samples or randomly choose one of the 2-3 nearest with a center at the one for the given note velocity
      • A 50% setting will robin round/random choose with a width of half of the sample count
      • At fully right only robin round or radom selection is used for the whole range of samples. Note velocity does no longer influence the sample selection
  • @wim said:
    So, no Random Robin, only Round Robin?
    I never did get why Round Robin is more more popular than Random Robin.

    The humanization options should help with that though.

    Kinda bummed that it's iPad only. But I'm sure I'll cave anyway.

    Huh, that's interesting. I was just running a little tests listening if I could catch the round robin loops, but just finger drumming, not sequenced (didn't think of trying that to test) and there's enough velocity layers that the looping really isn't noticable in the least

    However, I can say I never thought of testing AudioLayer with a sequencer to test that either

    So while I haven't touched the humanizing tools, running it full humanized (zero automation), it's undetectable

    I will be testing a small vid tonight with a run thru of a few kits to see if a live kit play would translate well without physical visual of playing on the pad, just to show off how good each of these kits sound, one after another. Hopefully show a little of why my brain is so blown by this thing

    Ooo I can compare to a couple of Drumdrops kits too!

  • @filo01 said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Gravity said:
    Just to be sure, the thread got quite chaotic... Is it possible to drag and drop multiple samples from the Files app ( or Sample Crate ) into the app?

    No, but you can load multiple samples simultaneously in the standalone or auv3 itself now, in the updated version

    Did you try it? I did and it is quite frustrating process. Selected files are imported to OneShot in random order (or order I don't understand). So I had to reorder them manually for every slot I made. And e.g. NI battery has mostly more than 32 files for every drum (BD,SD,HH,..). Would be nice to have a function for A-Z and Z-A reordering after import. Why Z-A? Because some sample collections marked quitest sample in group with the highest number and then go down to the loudest.

    Great Idea about the ordering. Request this from Klevgrand via email please. Anyone else who thinks it is important should also contact them, the more the merrier. No doubt that the app could benefit from some tweaks and additions

  • edited September 8

    @Telstar5 said:

    @Samu said:

    @tahiche said:
    Seems like Multi-out is not working in Logic… that’s a real downer. There’s only the “stereo” version. You can choose outputs per slot but there’s no way, unless I’m missing something, to output them in Logic.

    Have you tried the classic 'Replace Trick' (Ie. replace the Plug-In with it self) to make Logic scan the plug-in for additional outputs? This only needs to be done once, after that Logic 'remembers' the plug-in supports multiple outputs.

    This is needed because LogicPro for iPad does run 'auval' (AU Validation) on launch when new plugins are installed...

    @sfm : Have you a video on this subject ?

    It's quite hard to make a video on this since once it's done for a specific plug-in it doesn't need to be done again unless deleting both LogicPro for iPad and the offending app... (Deleting just the app doesn't help since Logic keeps track of validated plug-ins).

    On top of that sometimes a device reboot is needed for the system to scan for newly added AUv3-Extensions.

    In short it's just a matter of long-tapping on the loaded plug-in and selecting 'replace' and picking the plug-in again and tapping on the 'Stereo' to reveal the rest, that is once the plug-in is properly registered.

    I don't have OneShot and will NOT buy it just to check this issue which should have been fixed during beta prior to release anyway, I'm fed up with 'rush-to-market' releases...

    btw. same 'replace' trick works if for example the side-chain input is missing and the plug-in supports side-chain, replace/reload and the side-chain thing pops up.

    I have reported this issue to Apple and suggested running their auval tool on Logic's launch so it will scan thru all newly added plug-ins for their capabilities regarding inputs, outputs and supported sample-rates etc.

  • @Samu :Thanks…We’re due for an update around the time of the next Apple event..Let’s hope your concerns didn’t fall on deaf ears over in Cupertino..

  • @Telstar5 said:
    @Samu :Thanks…We’re due for an update around the time of the next Apple event..Let’s hope your concerns didn’t fall on deaf ears over in Cupertino..

    By tomorrow evening we'll know the release date of iPadOS18 (18.1 will be the big update with the AI crap).

    Considering LogicPro for iPad is built with SwiftUI (which will get a BIG update in iPadOS18) it will need a 're-compile/update' to reap the benefits of the OS update :sunglasses:

    Time will, tell...

  • @_ki said:
    @wim The setup is quite versatile and allows to mix the selection methods:

    • The order of samples in the left box is from lowest velocity (top) to highest velocity (bottom)
    • The button on the right will choose between robin round or random mode
    • The slider setting influences which sample is picked the behavior
      • Full left results in velocity layers only
      • A 10% setting will robin round between 2-3 samples or randomly choose one of the 2-3 nearest with a center at the one for the given note velocity
      • A 50% setting will robin round/random choose with a width of half of the sample count
      • At fully right only robin round or radom selection is used for the whole range of samples. Note velocity does no longer influence the sample selection

    👆 nice explanation.
    The number of samples it will randomize upon will depend on how many samples you’re using. My Decatur and preferred setting is to have the slider around 1/3rd and set to randomize.
    That allows you to not have to worry too much on the sequencer and still get a very dynamic feel.

  • edited September 8

    Almost sampled the kits and realised on a per track basis.

    Iv only got 15 track pads to map anyway.

    So I were trying to see if an ipad could run 15 samplers, along with the 12 au euclidean/standard sequenced electronic au drums but would lose track triggers for the au drums to gain triggers for acoustic sampler tracks.

    I will still sample.

    So that I can load the samples to euclidean

    but may as well have another ipads 15 pads mapped ( tracks )

    So Iv got 2 ipads mapped for finger drums.

    Unsure now if I will map oneshot to track pads and track sampler modules

    Or just use the octave of oneshot.

    The pros of oneshot are robins etc. Made kits and more hits.

    The negatives are 19 + tracks for inputs and then 19 outputs ( but theres only actually 9 anyway )

    If using Drambo but just thought I can point a midi drambo ( within a Drambo ) Yay .
    Hmm.

  • @sigma79 said:
    Almost sampled the kits and realised on a per track basis.

    Iv only got 15 track pads to map anyway.

    So I were trying to see if an ipad could run 15 samplers, along with the 12 au euclidean/standard sequenced electronic au drums but would lose track triggers for the au drums to gain triggers for acoustic sampler tracks.

    I will still sample.

    So that I can load the samples to euclidean

    but may as well have another ipads 15 pads mapped ( tracks )

    So Iv got 2 ipads mapped for finger drums.

    Unsure now if I will map oneshot to track pads and track sampler modules

    Or just use the octave of oneshot.

    The pros of oneshot are robins etc. Made kits and more hits.

    The negatives are 19 + tracks for inputs and then 19 outputs ( but theres only actually 9 anyway )

    If using Drambo but just thought I can point a midi drambo ( within a Drambo ) Yay .
    Hmm.

    But u don't really need more than 9 outputs anyway! Would rarely have a need for that many different fx chains. Just group the drums into 9 groups or fewer. Bass drum on one thing, snares on another etc. And you might not even need to use more than 9 sounds in a track from a kit, also.

  • edited September 8

    @Gavinski said:

    @sigma79 said:
    Almost sampled the kits and realised on a per track basis.

    Iv only got 15 track pads to map anyway.

    So I were trying to see if an ipad could run 15 samplers, along with the 12 au euclidean/standard sequenced electronic au drums but would lose track triggers for the au drums to gain triggers for acoustic sampler tracks.

    I will still sample.

    So that I can load the samples to euclidean

    but may as well have another ipads 15 pads mapped ( tracks )

    So Iv got 2 ipads mapped for finger drums.

    Unsure now if I will map oneshot to track pads and track sampler modules

    Or just use the octave of oneshot.

    The pros of oneshot are robins etc. Made kits and more hits.

    The negatives are 19 + tracks for inputs and then 19 outputs ( but theres only actually 9 anyway )

    If using Drambo but just thought I can point a midi drambo ( within a Drambo ) Yay .
    Hmm.

    But u don't really need more than 9 outputs anyway! Would rarely have a need for that many different fx chains. Just group the drums into 9 groups or fewer. Bass drum on one thing, snares on another etc. And you might not even need to use more than 9 sounds in a track from a kit, also.

    Just used to the host dealing with everything, like a mixer because its how all other tracks will be.

    Sends, volumes, pans. Making tracks stereo or mono.

    Its there within app though and because everthing is made across ipads for me.

    Say the mixer view of drums would be an ipad.

    Mixer view of synths will be an ipad.

    Mixer view of swams will be an ipad.

    The mixer view is only actually good and not cluttered because of multi ipads.

    I forgot most wont use multi ipads and when it comes to oneshot

    Might just trigger oneshot the normal way ( using app )

    and not the broken apart trigger via module way

    but will continue to sample

    because it will either be module triggered or not

    Def can trigger from the euclidean drum iv made anyway ( fac drum au's )

    So would need the samples anyway.

  • @sigma79 said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @sigma79 said:
    Almost sampled the kits and realised on a per track basis.

    Iv only got 15 track pads to map anyway.

    So I were trying to see if an ipad could run 15 samplers, along with the 12 au euclidean/standard sequenced electronic au drums but would lose track triggers for the au drums to gain triggers for acoustic sampler tracks.

    I will still sample.

    So that I can load the samples to euclidean

    but may as well have another ipads 15 pads mapped ( tracks )

    So Iv got 2 ipads mapped for finger drums.

    Unsure now if I will map oneshot to track pads and track sampler modules

    Or just use the octave of oneshot.

    The pros of oneshot are robins etc. Made kits and more hits.

    The negatives are 19 + tracks for inputs and then 19 outputs ( but theres only actually 9 anyway )

    If using Drambo but just thought I can point a midi drambo ( within a Drambo ) Yay .
    Hmm.

    But u don't really need more than 9 outputs anyway! Would rarely have a need for that many different fx chains. Just group the drums into 9 groups or fewer. Bass drum on one thing, snares on another etc. And you might not even need to use more than 9 sounds in a track from a kit, also.

    Just used to the host dealing with everything, like a mixer because its how all other tracks will be.

    Sends, volumes, pans. Making tracks stereo or mono.

    Its there within app though.

    C´mon Sigma79 - take a chill and start using OneShot instead of looking intense to find drawbacks...

    OneShot on iPad is just a few days old and there will be improvements down the road...

  • @HolyMoses said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @sigma79 said:
    Almost sampled the kits and realised on a per track basis.

    Iv only got 15 track pads to map anyway.

    So I were trying to see if an ipad could run 15 samplers, along with the 12 au euclidean/standard sequenced electronic au drums but would lose track triggers for the au drums to gain triggers for acoustic sampler tracks.

    I will still sample.

    So that I can load the samples to euclidean

    but may as well have another ipads 15 pads mapped ( tracks )

    So Iv got 2 ipads mapped for finger drums.

    Unsure now if I will map oneshot to track pads and track sampler modules

    Or just use the octave of oneshot.

    The pros of oneshot are robins etc. Made kits and more hits.

    The negatives are 19 + tracks for inputs and then 19 outputs ( but theres only actually 9 anyway )

    If using Drambo but just thought I can point a midi drambo ( within a Drambo ) Yay .
    Hmm.

    But u don't really need more than 9 outputs anyway! Would rarely have a need for that many different fx chains. Just group the drums into 9 groups or fewer. Bass drum on one thing, snares on another etc. And you might not even need to use more than 9 sounds in a track from a kit, also.

    Just used to the host dealing with everything, like a mixer because its how all other tracks will be.

    Sends, volumes, pans. Making tracks stereo or mono.

    Its there within app though.

    C´mon Sigma79 - take a chill and start using OneShot instead of looking intense to find drawbacks...

    OneShot on iPad is just a few days old and there will be improvements down the road...

    Of course.

    I hope people dont read thread and think im dissing app ( dont think I can delete prior comments anyway with qoutes )

    So still just at point from previous post.

    Just sampling for now.

    Probably or not will end up just triggering the app, instead of sample modules.

  • edited September 8

    Just made a thread with a video I put up finger drumming thru the Standard Acoustic presets pack, hopefully letting you hear what grabbed my ears!

    https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/62410/oneshot-papab-finger-drums-the-standard-acoustic-presets#latest

  • edited September 8

    So I brought and downloaded the Jazz One Shot expansion and saved the download to Apple” My Files” and now I cannot find it ! Where does it get put ? Not in recent or downloads.

    I tried a search and nothing. So now I got 323MB lost space and not sure how to recover?

  • edited September 8

    @Jumpercollins said:
    So I brought and downloaded the Jazz One Shot expansion and saved the download to Apple” My Files” and now I cannot find it ! Where does it get put ? Not in recent or downloads.

    I tried a search and nothing. So now I got 323MB lost space and not sure how to recover?

    There are 2 "Downloads" folders. One "On your device" and the other in "iCloud". Maybe it is in the other one.

  • @HarlekinX said:

    @Jumpercollins said:
    So I brought and downloaded the Jazz One Shot expansion and saved the download to Apple” My Files” and now I cannot find it ! Where does it get put ? Not in recent or downloads.

    I tried a search and nothing. So now I got 323MB lost space and not sure how to recover?

    There are 2 "Downloads" folders. One "On your device" and the other in "iCloud". Maybe it is in the other one.

    @HarlekinX OK cheers thing I sorted it now I was actually open in that shifted my to the option my files that what confused me. I just found the download in Chrome. All sorted and working.

  • edited September 8

    I dont use fac or blipbox multi out.

    An au per track.

    So wonder if people who use multi out drums, then use maybe aum to pan channels and use aum volumes for mixing. Additional to fx. Easier sten recording ?

    Has anyone requested all tracks multi out.

    Or wont they bother if its not important ?

    Finding it more of a nuisance ( personal mapping )

    Then samu being annoyed with mpe

    But in theory swaying to just triggering track sample modules again because using a midi drambo in drambo seems weird and not full multiout seems weird.

    The other issues to modules though, if you disregard no robins etc.

    Is you then map host track buttons to trigger. If recording live it will record velocity but when adding steps without trigger pads.

    You have to switch from track pad mode to keyboard mode to give the velocity. Otherwise you have to adjust loud velicities via velocity step menu. Drambo probably needs to priorities key velocity, over track pad velocity.

    So its also a case of making another drum machine on a 2nd ipad. For cpu etc

    but so you can actually have track triggers for both drum machines. You only got 15 track pads per drambo ( thats if you dont use a Drambo within a Drambo )

    because if I did.

    I may as well just trigger oneshot instead of sample modules.

    I guess it is a case of more velocity layers and robins in oneshot is way more real than Drambo track samplers.

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