Auria1.13?

[Rim]

Auria has a limiter in the masterstrip that can be used this way.

Rim

[syrupcore]

Since we're on the subject of noise blasts. I know Reaper has a setting to mute audio when level goes above a certain dB set by the user. I think it's only on the master outputs.
Does anyone else think this is a good idea?

Yes but I think it should be provided by the OS.

[djjuniorpops]

Rim did you submit 1.3 as yet

[Phil999]

patience, my friend, patience. Testing new features takes time, and I suppose we're all human, with a private life.

I'd like to test IAA as well, and I'm sure in a week or two we'll be using that all. And we can already sync apps (manually with the same BPM's, or with MIDI clock) and import audio into Auria as a workaround. And I don't believe 1.13 will make our music production better, it will just be more easy.

[Rim]

Not yet. Still working on a few small details.

Rim

[Sinapsya]

Some news???

[Rim]

1.13 is done, and in beta testing now.

Rim

[Sinapsya]

Thanks Rim, for Reply all our Questions

[ChrisG]

Any new Auria plugins I should save up for in this release? Internal Auria plugs that is. I know about the Auria Ready Sugar Bytes ones.


Edit: Also, will this release allow external IAA effect plugins (like the AUFX series from Kymatica that's been updated with IAA support) to be loaded into a channel strip?

[Rim]

The only new plugins in this release are the two SugarBytes ones: Turnado and WOW2.

Yes, Auria 1.13 supports IAA instruments and effects. You'll be able to use them just like normal Auria plugins (except only one instance is allowed at a time). They appear in all the plugin lists (including subgroup, master and aux).

Rim

[ChrisG]

Thanks Rim!

Gotta say regarding Apples IAA, I do hope Apple continue developing all this IAA/IAM with more incremental updates, instead of the usual one big update per year. Presets/parameters changes, and somehow find a way around their own sandbox-ing in all this so we can use more then one instance of an app inside the IAA environment, those are the two most limiting things as I´ve understood all this. Anyway, sounds like a lot of fun to be had with it all still tho, so really looking forward to trying it out! : )

[MrNezumi]

I'm still trying to understand IAA. If an instrument is inserted into a channel in Auria will it be played from Auria or (more likely) played from the instrument's app/screen? If it is played from the instrument's screen, how do you start recording? Will you need to make a long count-in to give you time to switch apps and then start playing or will there be a record button like with Audiobus?

[Rim]

IAA apps have a little panel with Auria's transport in it. So you can start and stop Auria from within the IAA app. There's also a little Auria icon for switching back to Auria when you're done.

Rim

[MrNezumi]

Thanks Rim. So basically it is Audiobus, but without Audiobus. I'm looking forward to the next update.

[martygras]

Since we're on the subject of noise blasts. I know Reaper has a setting to mute audio when level goes above a certain dB set by the user. I think it's only on the master outputs.
Does anyone else think this is a good idea?

Yes but I think it should be provided by the OS.

Hey syrupcore, your comment got me thinking, (and that's not easy).
I bet it would be difficult to detect the difference between a loud rock crash (or similar) and a static burst. They might be interpreted as the same thing since white noise can be pretty loud "intentionally" in a song. The white noise bursts only hurt because it can put out a loud noise with less energy. Kinda like why we have a highpass sidechain on compressors.

There is a volume limit setting under, Settings > Music, but it has no delineations or dB markings, so maybe not useable.