Mini - interactive sample browser

[dieterlaser]

it still works with one shots only, right? I wish I could just throw a whole field recording or a weird noise jam into it and let it splice and organize

coalescence can do that, but this interface looks nicer to me

I use Beatforge for things like that. Coalescence looks cool, does have have any plans to make a plugin version?

I think Dillon Bastan, the creator, is focussing on other things these days. But I don't know

Coalescene is pretty noice

[AudioMap]

it still works with one shots only, right? I wish I could just throw a whole field recording or a weird noise jam into it and let it splice and organize

coalescence can do that, but this interface looks nicer to me

Mini is sample-agnostic, and splicing is not planned in the near future. If you want splicing, there are plenty of good options already - Coalescence is one of them, SKataRT if you are feeling adventurous, Concatenator by DataMind or Graphiti by Red Timbre Audio

On that note, a 1.3.3 has been released recently with refreshed UI (see first post), and with stability/consistency checks.

[zeph]

it still works with one shots only, right? I wish I could just throw a whole field recording or a weird noise jam into it and let it splice and organize

coalescence can do that, but this interface looks nicer to me

Mini is sample-agnostic, and splicing is not planned in the near future. If you want splicing, there are plenty of good options already - Coalescence is one of them, SKataRT if you are feeling adventurous, Concatenator by DataMind or Graphiti by Red Timbre Audio

On that note, a 1.3.3 has been released recently with refreshed UI (see first post), and with stability/consistency checks.

Thanks AudioMap - I really appreciate your product, especially the performance of playing samples.

Is DAW tempo synched playback (and/or DAW scale) on the cards for future development?

Thanks for all your updates.

[AudioMap]

Is DAW tempo synched playback (and/or DAW scale) on the cards for future development?

Yes to sync

[AudioMap]

1.4.0 is now out! This is possibly one of the largest updates in quite some time, focused on pitch, capturing and optimizations.

Pitch & Key:

• 4 new analysis axes: Chroma (most prominent pitch), Pitch (register of sample), Pitch Focus (how prominent pitch is), Harmonicity (same as pitch focus, but for multiple simultaneous notes)

• New Filters panel + 3 playing modes:
  • Filter: only shows samples in the key
  • Harmonize: automatic retuning to a key
  • Shift: transpose the entire map relative to middle C
  • MIDI toggle: when on, Mini accepts incoming MIDI to affect Filter and Harmonize modes
  • Alt+Drag for per-sample retuning, Alt+DblClick to reset
  • Shift+Alt+Drag for per-sample volume change. Both Alt actions apply to multi-selections.
  • Shift+Alt+DblClick to reset
  • All analysis axes exposed as filters in Filters panel

Output capture:

• Record performances in real-time as audio clips

• Press C (or hit REC) to start/stop capturing

• Takes show as clips, drag them to DAW or file manager

Playing & MIDI:

• Attack and Release envelopes now apply to notes played on keyboard via MIDI line

• Support for Sustain pedal

• Support for pitch-bend with configurable range

Quantization & automation:

• Quantize is now available for Gesture, Hover preview and Cursor (automation / CC / scrubbing) separately with own grids

• Gesture sync to host tempo (1 / 2 / 4 / 8 bars)

• Added automation for X / Y / Color axes, quantize grids, gesture sync

• CC24 selects the key scale, CC25 selects the root, CC20-23 set quantization and gesture sync

Others:

• Improved CPU performance during playback and analysis, reduced latency, UI polish

• Faster analysis

• "Avoid silent start positions" setting

Cross-platform & compatibility:

• more in changelog

This version is backwards compatible, however, it is recommended to backup older plugin's cache before installing.

[PsYAuM]

Is there an in depth tutorial for this anywhere or a Manual to delve into it's full capabilities?
Everything I can find online, though enticing, is scant and isn't able to reveal enough insight into what exactly is possible and it's inner workings.
I would hazard a guess you might get more interest with an in depth tutorial as it definitely comes across as an attractive addition but personally I need a little more substance to get my teeth into before a such an outlay.