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This happens to me as well, especially if I enable the analyser. It happens almost every time I use Pro Q.

Ipad 4 64GB with plenty of free space.

Shame iGog has been abandoned, I use Impaktor to record drum performances and then replace the samples with Drumagog. If iGog was Audiobus compatible I could do the whole thing in one step.

Automating is pretty easy: to record automation simply look for the grey buttons with the letters R and W at the top of the plugin window. When you press the W button you can record automation while the track is playing, just move the fader as the track plays. Then disable the W buttons but keep the...

I would imagine you can do it with iFunbox

Well cost is a pretty big reason :) I came to soft synths and DAWs pretty recently via the iPad, and wouldn't really be able to justify the investment to do the same on the desktop. But on iOS it's very affordable and a lot of fun. Also, the touch interface does lend itself pretty well to music, I c...

Sure, you can do it in the edit view, see p74 of the manual:

http://assets.drumagog.com/manuals/Auri ... 0Guide.pdf

the original drumagog download is 300 meg, the additional content is 1.5 GB as martygras says - but you can choose which files you add in the bonus content.

the default installation does not, but if you email support@auriaapp.com with a copy of the itunes receipt for your in-app purchase of Drumagog they will send you a link to some extra gog files that do contain cymbals and hi-hats (44 gog files of cymbals and hi-hats in total, and many additional dru...

would love to see some sales on the all the in-app purchases

I picked up the Drumagog desktop version today though, 50% off.

I don't think you will be disappointed - the effects in Auria are really good. I don't really mind splitting the workflow between the two apps personally, it means you use both to their strengths. There are things I really like about Cubasis: the routing is really easy, the interface is clean and ea...

I didn't know that you could use your own samples in Drumagog - is there any information on this available?

Alchemy has a few of those, as well as an IAP pack called Heavenly Voices - it might be worth a try. You can download Alchemy free (the Pro version is an IAP) and you can preview the extra sound banks from within the app.

It's a great synth.

You could create a quantized 4 beat bar, and then use the copy and paste function to rebuild the track from that one bar. The play head will snap to bars so it could be done quickly by moving the play head one bar at a time and pasting.

I just copy and paste each track from Cubasis into Auria

Well, I would say it really is worth investing in Auria, despite the lack of MIDI, because in terms of sound and features it really is head and shoulders above everything else on iOS. What I do is to record MIDI and sequence from Cubasis, then take the project into Auria for mixing and effects. You ...