KVR Audio

The Chubu · Post by **The Chubu** » Mon Jul 11, 2011 4:53 am

Image-Line wrote:...and, of course 1.1 will add new bugs

Just as planned...

IncarnateX · Post by **IncarnateX** » Mon Jul 11, 2011 7:05 am

Image-Line wrote:
Major new features:

....

AudioCopy, which is an additional option in the Export window

Great news

Thats all I need to quit bitching

Image-Line · Post by **Image-Line** » Mon Jul 11, 2011 11:45 am

IncarnateX wrote:
Image-Line wrote:
Major new features:

....

AudioCopy, which is an additional option in the Export window
Great news Thats all I need to quit bitching

FL Studio Mobile 1.1 update will be submitted to apple on the 16th of July 2011. It will be available through iTunes 4-7 days later (so long as they don't reject it).

Image-Line.

Dogboy73 · Post by **Dogboy73** » Mon Jul 11, 2011 2:46 pm

Image-Line wrote:FL Studio Mobile 1.1 will be available soon here's what you can expect:

Major new features:......

Cool. If this developes along the same lines as the computer version then this is surely going to quickly become one of the best of its type on the ipad

Image-Line · Post by **Image-Line** » Mon Jul 11, 2011 11:06 pm

Dogboy73 wrote:
Image-Line wrote:FL Studio Mobile 1.1 will be available soon here's what you can expect:

Major new features:......
Cool. If this developes along the same lines as the computer version then this is surely going to quickly become one of the best of its type on the ipad

That's the plan.

We have to be one of the most innovative and generous companies in this industry, with a track record second to none, and all people can do is whine about what V1.0 of FL Studio Mobile can't do (as if we are not aware of any of that). 1.0 was a great running start.

Relax, it's Image-Line

Uncle E · Post by **Uncle E** » Mon Jul 11, 2011 11:16 pm

Image-Line wrote:We have to be one of the most innovative and generous companies in this industry, with a track record second to none, and all people can do is whine about what V1.0 of FL Studio Mobile can't do (as if we are not aware of any of that). 1.0 was a great running start.

1.0 is probably a great running start for the iPhone 4 and possibly even the iPhone 3GS but it's unusable on an iPhone 3G, on which it hangs, stutters, and completely loses timing after previewing a few instruments.

Image-Line · Post by **Image-Line** » Tue Jul 12, 2011 3:25 am

Uncle E wrote:but it's unusable on an iPhone 3G, on which it hangs, stutters, and completely loses timing after previewing a few instruments.

We don't have reports of these issues on the 3G, have you tried reinstalling the app?

We suggest bringing your issues to the attention of the development team here. We can't fix what we don't know about

http://forum.image-line.com/viewforum.php?f=1964

Have you read the manual?

http://flstudio.image-line.com/help/flm ... tices.html

Latency and Reverb Quality settings?

http://flstudio.image-line.com/help/flm ... ml#Latency

http://flstudio.image-line.com/help/flm ... rb_quality

Image-Line

el-bo (formerly ebow) · Tue Jul 12, 2011 4:50 am

Image-Line wrote:
Dogboy73 wrote:
Image-Line wrote:FL Studio Mobile 1.1 will be available soon here's what you can expect:

Major new features:......
Cool. If this developes along the same lines as the computer version then this is surely going to quickly become one of the best of its type on the ipad
That's the plan.

We have to be one of the most innovative and generous companies in this industry, with a track record second to none, and all people can do is whine about what V1.0 of FL Studio Mobile can't do (as if we are not aware of any of that). 1.0 was a great running start.

Relax, it's Image-Line

whining ?? what a joker

nope, so far my 2 biggest complaints were your rep's insistence that synthesisers aren't workable within mobile apps, despite them working fine in other apps...i guess including them denies you the extra cash by selling them independently...it would certainly fit with the impression i get from your pricing tactics (the other complaint)

at a time when universal apps are 'de rigeur' you stand out as not offering one, not offering a reduced price upgrade path from one platform to another and even charging a premium for the ipad version...

does the ipad version offer more functionality ??

IncarnateX · Post by **IncarnateX** » Tue Jul 12, 2011 7:38 am

Image-Line wrote:We have to be one of the most innovative and generous companies in this industry, with a track record second to none

Yes you do. You got a brand associated with high expectations...and with that comes big dissapointment if everything is not delivered from day one.

Image-Line wrote: and all people can do is whine about what V1.0 of FL Studio Mobile can't do

Yes that is a bad approach. Thus I bought it well aware of it's restrictions and found great pleasure in the quality of the samples and the step seq. Expectations is not something objective but a state of mind. However that state can be altered by facts, so people should really do some research before buying, like reading feature lists and watch YouTube demos.

That said: In your league of brand and quality listening to whining is part of the deal. Take it as a compliment. It shows that many people are willing to throw money at your products on basis of faith alone. That can not be that bad

(Besides: If the updates are coming at this rate, nagging will only be for natural born naggers who nags for the sake of nagging..... and those you will never get rid of!)

Uncle E · Post by **Uncle E** » Tue Jul 12, 2011 7:53 am

Image-Line wrote:We don't have reports of these issues on the 3G, have you tried reinstalling the app?

Thanks, I'll try that and report back.

Steverdo · Post by **Steverdo** » Tue Jul 12, 2011 7:59 am

FWIW, the app works nicely on an iPod Touch 8g 3rd gen (really 2nd gen). I usually switch between latency settings for recording and editing, but that's fine.

Thanks for the coming update. I am really enjoying the app, and am looking forward to the new features.

IncarnateX · Post by **IncarnateX** » Tue Jul 12, 2011 8:33 am

ebow wrote:my 2 biggest complaints were your rep's insistence that synthesisers aren't workable within mobile apps, despite them working fine in other apps

Agree (but no complaints). You can certainly have synths within mobile apps.

Some facts on this issue:

Nanostudio's synth Eden is very low on CPU. It has an extensive modulation matrix and waveforms can either be samples or from the VA section.

Here are the specs:

•Maximum polyphony - 16 voices per synth
•2 anti-aliased oscillators per voice, each with 36 basic waveforms including noise
•Oscillators can be mixed or sync/ring modulated
•Resonant filter per voice - low pass, band pass or high pass with 12dB or 24dB slope
•Samples can be used in place of basic waveforms
•4 LFO's, optional sync to note start/sequencer tempo
•3 ADSR Envelope generators (amp, filter and aux)
•2 X/Y controllers, 1 configurable control knob, pitch bend wheel and accelerometer input
•Virtual patchbay for connecting controllers, LFO's and envelopes and other synth parameters
•2 dedicated insert effects (waveshaper, chorus/flanger/delay) with automation
•192 Global presets (shared between all projects) and 64 Project specific presets

These facts speaks for themselves, so no further debate needed.

However, whether Image Line implement synths are indifferent to me or at best just icing on the cake, as far as I always can make some synthlines or just waveforms in the upcoming version of FL mobile and paste them for further processing in Eden. Gonna be a fine combo, that's for sure.

el-bo (formerly ebow) · Tue Jul 12, 2011 8:52 am

IncarnateX wrote:
ebow wrote:my 2 biggest complaints were your rep's insistence that synthesisers aren't workable within mobile apps, despite them working fine in other apps
Agree (but no complaints). You can certainly have synths within mobile apps.

Some facts on this issue:

Nanostudio's synth Eden is very low on CPU. It has an extensive modulation matrix and waveforms can either be samples or from the VA section.

Here are the specs:

•Maximum polyphony - 16 voices per synth
•2 anti-aliased oscillators per voice, each with 36 basic waveforms including noise
•Oscillators can be mixed or sync/ring modulated
•Resonant filter per voice - low pass, band pass or high pass with 12dB or 24dB slope
•Samples can be used in place of basic waveforms
•4 LFO's, optional sync to note start/sequencer tempo
•3 ADSR Envelope generators (amp, filter and aux)
•2 X/Y controllers, 1 configurable control knob, pitch bend wheel and accelerometer input
•Virtual patchbay for connecting controllers, LFO's and envelopes and other synth parameters
•2 dedicated insert effects (waveshaper, chorus/flanger/delay) with automation
•192 Global presets (shared between all projects) and 64 Project specific presets

These facts speaks for themselves, so no further debate needed.

However, whether Image Line implement synths are indifferent to me or at best just icing on the cake, as far as I always can make some synthlines or just waveforms in the upcoming version of FL mobile and paste them for further processing in Eden. Gonna be a fine combo, that's for sure.

absolutely, it's no slouch

i don't really care too much, either way.....the facts you listed are known to so many of us that it's a little crazy for someone to come along and tell us it's not posible (and infer that most of us have no clue of what i possible, citing that most users overestimate the power of ios hardware)...or maybe no one on their developing team checked the current apps

Dogboy73 · Post by **Dogboy73** » Tue Jul 12, 2011 9:21 am

Image-Line wrote:
Dogboy73 wrote:
Image-Line wrote:FL Studio Mobile 1.1 will be available soon here's what you can expect:

Major new features:......
Cool. If this developes along the same lines as the computer version then this is surely going to quickly become one of the best of its type on the ipad
That's the plan.

We have to be one of the most innovative and generous companies in this industry, with a track record second to none, and all people can do is whine about what V1.0 of FL Studio Mobile can't do (as if we are not aware of any of that). 1.0 was a great running start.

Relax, it's Image-Line

I've only had an ipad 2 for a couple of weeks. It's been great so far. But looking through the App reviews on the itunes store I've noticed people can be pretty brutal with the write ups. The reviews rarely offer any insight into an App because they can veer from one extreme to the other! It can be as polar as, 'best App I've ever used' to 'absolute gash. I want my money back!'.

The App World seems to be a very cut throat one & your brave entering into it IMO. But being an FL user from it's humble beginnings on PC (although I must admit I've not used it for some time on a computer) I'm confident FL ipad will definitely be one to watch. It seems to have got off to a fairly solid start, if you discount all the complaints about what it 'can't do'. FL started off life as a simple beat maker on PC. Look at it now! Ipad FL will be monster (and no. I don't work for Image-line

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Uncle E · Post by **Uncle E** » Tue Jul 12, 2011 9:48 am

IncarnateX wrote:Nanostudio's synth Eden is very low on CPU. It has an extensive modulation matrix and waveforms can either be samples or from the VA section.

Sample-based is fine for me. Pardon my skepticism but it's taken us long enough to decent sounding VA's on our computers, I'm not holding my breath for anything good on my phone.

Where I feel that UVI got it right with Electrobeats is the samples are pre-processed, therefore my phone isn't being asked to do much aside from sequence and playback. I'm looking forward to loading my own sounds into FL Studio Mobile 1.1.

FL Studio Mobile -it's in the app store