KVR Audio

ecamburn · Post by **ecamburn** » Tue Feb 04, 2014 8:20 pm

BMoore wrote:Great. It's so intuitive you need a tutorial on how to build a song.

why so much negativity?

Some of us like watching stuff on youtubez. ok?

arp_laszlo · Post by **arp_laszlo** » Tue Feb 04, 2014 8:26 pm

Even when I know something well, I'll often learn something new from watching someone else's process. There's always something new that can be learned, every day, for the rest of our lives.

bunnywrench · Post by **bunnywrench** » Tue Feb 04, 2014 9:21 pm

arp_laszlo wrote:Sequencer workflow is great - it's really intuitive. It works a lot better for my mind than anything else I've tried and it took very little time to get the hang of it. Adding/removing/moving notes is easy and automation is a cinch.

I like the scenes too, very similar to Live's Session view.

Yup, it's so immediate and fun to use. This is exactly what I've been wanting on the iPad and it's already become THE tool over all other iOS music production tools for me.

The most notable feature of Gadget's sequencer is that you can record notes and automation across multiple scenes. Korg has come up with a very clever hybrid between scene/pattern based sequencers like Ableton Live's session view and the linear arrangement sequencers of traditional DAWs. Instead of having two separate disjointed sequencers hacked together like Live's session view/arrangement view, they came up with a single unified solution that caters to both scenarios in an elegant way. Gadget's upcoming audio tracks will probably work in this way too.

Also, you can set different time signatures independently for each scene which opens up a ridiculous amount of possibilities. You can split any of them down to 64ths so technically, you can mathematically arrange tempo, time, and the grid to give you whatever you want.

arp_laszlo · Post by **arp_laszlo** » Tue Feb 04, 2014 9:23 pm

bunnywrench wrote:The most notable feature of Gadget's sequencer is that you can record notes and automation across multiple scenes.

Can you describe this in a bit more detail? So far I've only been able to edit things within an individual clip.

bunnywrench · Post by **bunnywrench** » Tue Feb 04, 2014 9:45 pm

arp_laszlo wrote:
bunnywrench wrote:The most notable feature of Gadget's sequencer is that you can record notes and automation across multiple scenes.
Can you describe this in a bit more detail? So far I've only been able to edit things within an individual clip.

Editing is still done within individual clips but you can record notes and automation across scenes seamlessly. Just turn off loop to do so.

arp_laszlo · Post by **arp_laszlo** » Tue Feb 04, 2014 9:50 pm

Ah ha - that explains why some automation that I thought was specific to a clip affected all of them!

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