iPad Pro - a tool to cure all GAS forever?

[Jace-BeOS]

It's an amazing app, but it's not instant fun. That set-up in the video is insanely complex. You have to manually define the behaviour of each object you add; there's loads of objects in the that video that behave differently say, on every other swipe. I've got some stuff going with it, but there's generally about 30 mins to an hour of work involved to get something simple like a drum kit going. Once you've got something going though, man it's fun! I guess I'll get better/faster with practice

Hermutt Lobby are amazing with this kind of stuff incidentally - lots of skill involved. They to do this kind of stuff with traditional controllers set up in similarly bonkers ways and make it look effortless.

Anyway, one more video. Why not

That is SICK.

Is that good sick or bad sick? (and by "bad", I don't mean "good").

[keyman_sam]

It's an amazing app, but it's not instant fun. That set-up in the video is insanely complex. You have to manually define the behaviour of each object you add; there's loads of objects in the that video that behave differently say, on every other swipe. I've got some stuff going with it, but there's generally about 30 mins to an hour of work involved to get something simple like a drum kit going. Once you've got something going though, man it's fun! I guess I'll get better/faster with practice

Hermutt Lobby are amazing with this kind of stuff incidentally - lots of skill involved. They to do this kind of stuff with traditional controllers set up in similarly bonkers ways and make it look effortless.

Anyway, one more video. Why not

That is SICK.

Is that good sick or bad sick? (and by "bad", I don't mean "good").

Ofcourse good. Does the creator share his setups and projects so we can enjoy the same feeling of awesomeness?

[werp]

Aussie pricing was released today. Over $2000 for a fully spec'd unit. I just lost interest.
for that price I can add a Linnstrument to my box of tricks.

[cron]

It's an amazing app, but it's not instant fun. That set-up in the video is insanely complex. You have to manually define the behaviour of each object you add; there's loads of objects in the that video that behave differently say, on every other swipe. I've got some stuff going with it, but there's generally about 30 mins to an hour of work involved to get something simple like a drum kit going. Once you've got something going though, man it's fun! I guess I'll get better/faster with practice

Hermutt Lobby are amazing with this kind of stuff incidentally - lots of skill involved. They to do this kind of stuff with traditional controllers set up in similarly bonkers ways and make it look effortless.

Anyway, one more video. Why not

That is SICK.

Is that good sick or bad sick? (and by "bad", I don't mean "good").

Ofcourse good. Does the creator share his setups and projects so we can enjoy the same feeling of awesomeness?

Not sure if they've ever released any Beatsurfing projects, but there's a Live project/patch here if you run Live and have a 16 pad controller handy: https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/herrmut ... -on-music/

Gives an insight into how they were subverting standard controllers before they made Beatsurfing. In one of the linked videos, they 'beatsurf' with MIDI sliders.

[keyman_sam]

Aussie pricing was released today. Over $2000 for a fully spec'd unit. I just lost interest.
for that price I can add a Linnstrument to my box of tricks.

On the plus side, you can scourge the used market for some good deals on the iPad Air. Now is when the gotta-have-it fanbois start selling their iDevices to make room for the Pro.

[keyman_sam]

It's an amazing app, but it's not instant fun. That set-up in the video is insanely complex. You have to manually define the behaviour of each object you add; there's loads of objects in the that video that behave differently say, on every other swipe. I've got some stuff going with it, but there's generally about 30 mins to an hour of work involved to get something simple like a drum kit going. Once you've got something going though, man it's fun! I guess I'll get better/faster with practice

Hermutt Lobby are amazing with this kind of stuff incidentally - lots of skill involved. They to do this kind of stuff with traditional controllers set up in similarly bonkers ways and make it look effortless.

Anyway, one more video. Why not

That is SICK.

Is that good sick or bad sick? (and by "bad", I don't mean "good").

Ofcourse good. Does the creator share his setups and projects so we can enjoy the same feeling of awesomeness?

Not sure if they've ever released any Beatsurfing projects, but there's a Live project/patch here if you run Live and have a 16 pad controller handy: https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/herrmut ... -on-music/

Gives an insight into how they were subverting standard controllers before they made Beatsurfing. In one of the linked videos, they 'beatsurf' with MIDI sliders.

thanks - im having funnn with this