KVR Audio

Aural Chaos · Post by **Aural Chaos** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 4:32 pm

TC-11 does have record and audio copy.
So you better go buy it now...!

DrApostropheX · Post by **DrApostropheX** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 5:18 pm

Aural Chaos wrote:TC-11 does have record and audio copy.
So you better go buy it now...!

Jeepers! I guess I had better go do that!

Jazz Franco · Post by **Jazz Franco** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 6:06 pm

DrApostropheX wrote:There really are a ton of pricey apps I'd get (TC-11, PPG WaveGenerator, SampleWiz) if they only supported some form of internal recording and AudioCopy/Paste. How long would it take to implement a metronome, recorder, and even iTunes file sharing? Given some of the dodgy apps which DO feature these, it can't be all that difficult or time consuming to implement.

It still cheeses me off that to get multitrack audio out of GarageBand, I need to use iTunes filesharing and my PC (to unzip the AIFs in the .band file and upload it to DropBox so Auria can access them). Being a performer is all well and good, but I'm a recordist .

Ever so right! I have both CMI and iym2151 but hardly actually use them as there's no freaking way to export audio. Iirc Peter Vogel (the man formerly known as fairlight

) wrote that he didn't want to implement any audio export so that the user may feel like it's the real thing - cables, line out, line in, y'all know the routine. Which is a rather bizarre position imho.
As for the topic - I stopped on Groovemaker so far. No Acid, but the layout is quite logical and easy to grasp (keeping in mind I want this to be both recreational for myself and educational for the kid)

DrApostropheX · Post by **DrApostropheX** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 7:24 pm

If you want a looping app that a kid will really enjoy, and that you will find endlessly inspiring, pick up a copy of WerkBench. My kids LOVE that app (they also love DrumJam for what it's worth... they like layering 20 copies of the old guy "tika bom" head onto the loop window).

hyperborea · Post by **hyperborea** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 9:36 pm

+1 for Werkbench. A great app and a lot of fun to use! You'll like it and your kids will too

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Jazz Franco · Post by **Jazz Franco** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 7:08 am

DrApostropheX wrote:If you want a looping app that a kid will really enjoy, and that you will find endlessly inspiring, pick up a copy of WerkBench. My kids LOVE that app (they also love DrumJam for what it's worth... they like layering 20 copies of the old guy "tika bom" head onto the loop window).

Wow! Thanks, looks awesome.

mbncp · Post by **mbncp** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 9:06 am

Thanks to remind me about Werkbench, got it last night, recorded a few chords, licks, notes from my guitar and the result is pretty neat.
These "toys" are getting really cool. It's great that they can be fun to use even for experimented musicians and still being accessible to kids, newbies, people with some disabilities. Keep them comming ...

Can't wait for low latency air audio and full clock sync with all my devices without cables and/or painfull setups.

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