Arturia iSEM

[SCprogfan]

Just discovered, out now in the app store. Sounds pretty good so far!

[Armadillosound]

They've kept that one quiet

[paulbreeze]

Done by Tempo Rubato (Rolf Wöhrmann).

https://twitter.com/nlogmusic





http://www.arturia.com/evolution/en/pro ... intro.html

[chk071]

Very nice synth. Makes me a bit jealous as i don't have an iPad. Pretty nice handling too. Shows what is possible with touch device.

[4damind]

Unfortunately not for Android.

[iPlogger]

Wow! Very nice. There are also four demo songs on the webpage. http://www.arturia.com/evolution/en/pro ... intro.html

[IncarnateX]

Love surprises like that. Excellent synth. Thanks for the head up

[bftucker]

Just discovered, out now in the app store. Sounds pretty good so far!

Oh, no. Not another excellent synth. I just bought Virsyn Cube (and before that, the "now on sale" TC-11) and I am trying to save up for the now lower priced Lemur. This has got to stop!

Unfortunately not for Android.

No..PC only...hold it, that's isn't right. Maybe in time and after improvements, we will get to buy them all again for our Android machines too.

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[des]

Do they have the virtual midi working good with it? IMini has problems with it's implementation...

[halftone]

yes apparently they do, i asked the exact same question on the Audiobus forum and someone was able to play it from Beatmaker2's keyboard - which I couldn't get to work using iMini (until I downloaded the Freewi app)

but yes, the midi implementation is much better on this than iMini from what i understand - probably due to Tempo Rubato having a hand in this app (who helped code Nlog and Nave synths)

[ho66it]

Has anyone tried this on iPad 1 to see if it will work at all?

EDIT:
From iTunes iSEM webpage:
"Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.0 or later. Compatible with iPad."

From Arturia website:
"iSEM requires at least an iPad 2 and OS 6.0"

I guess that answers that!

[bftucker]

Did a little research:

The (Arturia) Oberheim SEM V is expected to be available in December (2011), for US $ 249 / EURO 229

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2011/ ... r-details/

Seems there has been a price adjustment...and not only for the iPad:

If you feel too guilty about spending so little, then for a little more, the PC/Mac version? $39

http://audiodeluxe.com/search/apachesol ... 2%20tid:33

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[des]

yes apparently they do, i asked the exact same question on the Audiobus forum and someone was able to play it from Beatmaker2's keyboard - which I couldn't get to work using iMini (until I downloaded the Freewi app)

but yes, the midi implementation is much better on this than iMini from what i understand - probably due to Tempo Rubato having a hand in this app (who helped code Nlog and Nave synths)

Ok - just got it and yes the virtual midi is a lot better then iMini's is. I wish they would fix that....

iSem sounds pretty good. One thing I'm noticing off hand is that the tempo display is not showing the incoming tempo rate. It appears that the arp and such are syncing, it's just not updating the display (might be designed that way....kind of odd if it is ...)

[chk071]

Did a little research:

The (Arturia) Oberheim SEM V is expected to be available in December (2011), for US $ 249 / EURO 229

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2011/ ... r-details/

Seems there has been a price adjustment...and not only for the iPad:

Yes, they cut the prices to half the price (99$/€) a year ago or so.

If you feel too guilty about spending so little, then for a little more, the PC/Mac version? $39

http://audiodeluxe.com/search/apachesol ... 2%20tid:33

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Hm, that's a real bargain... not much use for such a limited synth atm though.

[fmr]

If you feel too guilty about spending so little, then for a little more, the PC/Mac version? $39

http://audiodeluxe.com/search/apachesol ... 2%20tid:33

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Am I missing something, or is the price actually $99,00? And it's out of stock, apparently