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To people who bought this. Do you actually use it?

It's 50% off right now. I'm tempted. But I don't know if you can actually make something usefull or inspiring with it.
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BMoore wrote:To people who bought this. Do you actually use it?

It's 50% off right now. I'm tempted. But I don't know if you can actually make something usefull or inspiring with it.
It's great for starting a project since it allows using certain music scales/keys, but then you can move it to your DAW as well.
I've done that from iKaossilator to Logic.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=357435

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I think I just got a new favorite beat making on the fly app.
Just wish it had a mixer, and the ability to tweek just the filters etc. after a recording.
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IMO they took all the things that were great about K01 and got rid of them.

- Biggest issue: replaced sound on sound recording for note recording. Why? as far as I can tell, so they could have moving colored blobs play with your loop. This is a killer because sound on sound meant you could get some really complex loops going with a processor that can't handle 40-50 tracks of audio. It also made making your own beats much more practical, as you could layer bits of loops and hits a bit of a time to build up a pretty complex drum loop.
- Secret mode for stutter edits? nope.

Pros - it's an ok sound module and supports audiocopy. It's cheap. At best think of it as a rompler for your other apps. I don't love it the way I loved the K01 though.
BMoore wrote:To people who bought this. Do you actually use it?

It's 50% off right now. I'm tempted. But I don't know if you can actually make something usefull or inspiring with it.

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You mean you basically want the Propellerhead Figure app (disclaimer: I'm not a huge fan of Figure, but it's almost exactly what you're asking for)
BMoore wrote:I think I just got a new favorite beat making on the fly app.
Just wish it had a mixer, and the ability to tweek just the filters etc. after a recording.

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I picked up Figure for the usual $.99, and have only played with it for a few minutes, but it seems to be well worth a dollar. :-)

I too have been tempted with iKaossilator, but each time I check it out when it comes on sale, I end up backing off. I think what I'm really wanting is an ideal x/y pad midi controller, and iKaossilator just doesn't look like it will fit my needs. (besides, I already have a few x/y pad midi controllers. :-)

--Sean
Vendor‑Dependent Copy Protection: Customers lose. Pirates win.:mad:
(Also: I'm Accused of lying about Linux—it boots, runs my pro audio workflow, stays stable, updates--though yearly dismissed as “niche”. Yet I'm the deluded one.)
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revo11 wrote:You mean you basically want the Propellerhead Figure app (disclaimer: I'm not a huge fan of Figure, but it's almost exactly what you're asking for)
BMoore wrote:I think I just got a new favorite beat making on the fly app.
Just wish it had a mixer, and the ability to tweek just the filters etc. after a recording.
I mean I've basically got Figure already.
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I have the same question- and thusfar, not tempted to drop $10 on this. Is anyone using it that can attest to it's value? Or should I just buy an album- (hey Taylor Swift is doing a pop album, hmmm :) )
Jason Schoepfer
Rocky Mountain Sounds
http://www.rockymountainsounds.com

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I found it inspiring AND usefull.
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I had a Kaossilator Pro and traded it in after I bought iKaossilator. To me, it felt and reacted the same. Just as responsive and fun to play with.

Mike

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