Auria Discussion Board

None of the reported issues are present here up to now. iPad Air with iOS 7.1.2.

Just downloaded it! A lot of sessions to finish, no time to do extensive tests, but I'll report here if I step on any bug.

The title pretty much sums it up: how to route a channel or subgroup output to a stereo channel for a protools-like "online" bounce? Or even to record the output of a given effect, like a delay, for instance, to pan it away from the dry signal (useful for fattening, tempo-related chorusing...

I really second that.

Thinds, it's not that iGog doesn't work weel with my iPad air - I'll stay with iOS 7 for now, btw - but the fact it has not been updated for quite a while, doesn't have Audiobus support etc., makes me recommend DrumPerfect, despite iGog's actual musical results being way better.

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I second that. By the way, I also use the iGog app, it's even better than DrumPerfect, but it's not a nativ iPad app unfortunately.

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Indeed! Specially since we know Auria will have a MIDI sequencer at some point.

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Very cool, and good to know. Obviously that velocity control would rather be an option for we to switch on and off, for CPU resouces sake, and for those of us who sketch MIDI parts when in noisy places.

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P.S.: by the way, Rim , what about some kind of microphone-induced velocity control for MIDI, in the same way Impactor does its magic? No real-time velocity is kind of underwhelming, and Garageband's solution - the accelerometer - is quite a bit unreliable and offers poor expression control. Now, if...

As for me, I wouldn't expect for nothing less than professional-grade (desktop grade, that is) MIDI features, on par with the pro-level audio features Auria already has. For this high quality, I am more than willing to wait. But that's only me.

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Same situation as before: it's coming, but no ETA...

Along this very same line: what about a search tool when importing audio files or loops?

P.S.: Found a workaround! Re-exported the file as 24-bit and in .wav format. Now they are correctly imported. Anyway, my question stands: is there a solution for 32-bit float AIFF files? Or I must always use plain 24-bit ones?

Sorry for resurrecting such an old a topic, but I'm having issues with importing a stereo 32-bit float AIFF I exported from Logic Pro to my iPad. What happen is, after it's imported, it comes heavily clipped - a fat distorted sound, which would be even cool if it was meant to be distorted, and if it...

How long does it take to actually show up for us after you submitted the updade?

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