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Rim, will Auria Pro's sampler support multilayered samples?

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Rim wrote:It's not in beta yet. We're currently in Alpha testing. As soon as we're ready, I'll definitely post info.

Rim

Alpha? Great news indeed!

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Waiting for iOS9 would be waiting for the next year at least to have a reliable version - I'm taking from a workflow point of view, workflow that requires that not only Auria works reliably, but that it works reliably with other apps (e.g.: Audiobus) and also that those apps work reliably by themsel...

Now, now, don't be rude. :) It does make sense. Why wait for the competition to catch up? Why wait for an OS version that will take months to be really stable, knowing that a lot of apps that could be used in conjunction with Auria Pro would take time to adapt to the new OS? Why leave loyal customer...

In fact, it does make sense.

Druid, I just realized you got a very strong point here: depending on the price, I better be organising my budget if I'm to have Auria Pro as soon as it's out. So yes, some ETA, even a conservative one, would surely help. Rim?

Anthony, agreed ipsis literis!

Anthony, my issue here is not the number of samples available for each drum, but the number of velocity layers : at the same time that you're right about the samples available for each instrument, there are only two velocity layers for each drum at any given time, one for low velocity, one for high ...

I have Drumperfect: It's really the only current solution that I know for a decent acoustic drum sound on iOS, and it's full of deep features. All my respect to the developer. The main issue for me is that's limited to two drum samples per key, one for low velocity, one for high velocity, and all in...

Thank you, Auratech, but about Drumagog 5 for Auria, I read it's only kicks, snares and toms. It's not enough, unfortunately, to justify the purchase (my opinion, taking in consideration my own needs), despite the high quality of the samples.

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Will the sampler support more than one sample per key, with velocity-based playback (that would be great for drum samples for a more "human" sound)?

Sorry for reposting the question, but it's important info to know, and it somewhat got lost in all the trolling of late. All the best!

Yeah, Rim hasn't been posting lately: that's unusual.

Rim, where are you? :p

mrdizzyfingers wrote:I don't think it's really an issue with Auria, but with IOS

This.

Will the sampler support more than one sample per key, with velocity-based playback (that would be great for drum samples for a more "human" sound)?

All the best!

Since elastic audio is coming, what about a pitch editor like Melodine's or Logic's? Or is this unrealistic given the current state of the iPad?

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