BeatMaker 2 Poll: Which new feature should be a priority ?
Hi!
As we're working on updates to BeatMaker 2, we'd like to hear from you about the features you consider the most important.
NB: iPad version is in the way, so it has not been included in the list.
Thanks for voting!
Intua Team.
As we're working on updates to BeatMaker 2, we'd like to hear from you about the features you consider the most important.
NB: iPad version is in the way, so it has not been included in the list.
Thanks for voting!
Intua Team.
This discussion has been closed.
Comments
Then the following in order -
Sf2
Aux send
Sonoma
Line6
Core midi
Cheers.
Better effects (selectable type of reverb, steeper filters+other types, distortion, visual eq with FFT)
Better keyboard sampler engine (with some pitch,time,formant, granular)( core midi will make folks want multilayers )
I had to go with core midi though because I will be getting the Alesis studio dock
....I also believe that iOS pasteboard is going to become the copy paste standard, so it looks like the sonata pasteboard is a temporary thing...why waste time on it.
Dropbox...is this going to be a wave file? Or is this the actual patches and sequence?
[imagine a better sample engine...one like the Roland v synth or Kontakt, why you may ask...well, that's easy...the idevice is a limited ram device...so using the above technologies, it will take less samples to make full keyboard instruments.]
Because it allows you :
Paste 12 items at once, has names for the items, lets you preview the audio, keeps track of BPM, also supports the general pasteboard.....
Huge gain when working with other apps.
http://www.sonomawireworks.com/iphone/audiocopy/#apps
-distraub
Yep. Exactly.
after that, I would have chosen audio copy/paste.
CoreMidi
Soundfont support
these two enhancements should be in the next update to...
...adopt the Midi standard that the devices come with
...adopt an acknowledged sample standard so that people who haven't discovered digital music just yesterday have a fair chance to get their sample collections into Beatmaker
The rest is just to please kids (although Dropbox wouldn't be so bad) and people who wont admit that their purchases of further equipment are in fact obsolete...
I like how you generalized a whole group of people based off of what they voted for on an app?
Ever think that people have different work flows?
<!-- s:| --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_neutral.gif" alt=":|" title="Neutral" /><!-- s:| -->
1. Note Repeat!
2. Aux Send
3. Transient Detection in Chop Lab
4. Upload samples via itunes app file management.
5. MIDI OUT INSTRUMENT FOR SEQUENCING EXTERNAL GEAR THROUGH MIDI MOBILZER/USB ETC!!!!!
BUT... if you're not familiar with what SoundFont support means or is, you should really do some googling... it will blow BM2 WIDE open and make it ridiculously easy to get a vast library of different pro-grade sounds into the keyboard. vote soundfont. I'm just saying....
campaign speech over.
Also, SF2 support would be really nifty as well. I think people unfamiliar with soundfonts would end up finding them really useful if support for them was added to BM2.
+1 on that.
A producer's point of view? Is that the new word for musician? Artist?
We should be talking about expansion, not essential features which should have been there from the start.
Puccini...there is a post that says "BM2 Full Price wtf"
something along those lines.
Go and read it if you'd like, its relevant to your post.
Other than that, opinions regarding the price of BM2 are out there. Let's not repeat them yeah forum? Id appreciate it.
...or don't work at all...? <!-- s;) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_wink.gif" alt=";)" title="Wink" /><!-- s;) -->
It's along the lines of referring to a "piece of music" as a "beat" so I thought it would fit perfectly here...
Itsfunny you mention working. Which if you look at work in the general sense is what many enthusiasts and hobbyists do. Maybe MIDI is important for you? For others being able to work it all on an idevice is what they prefer.
Consideration. Its part of the human intellect.
Im not saying that MIDI isn't important, but for you to say that something else isn't?
Your talking about you, they're talking about us.
Anyways, votes are coming in. So whatever comes first, comes first.
its all a plus for me personally.
-Multiple track, channel, or pad wav export should be on top of that list.. (having only one global export is holding us back a few years at this point)
-Removable grid in the pattern/note editor is right next(not under) to the top of that list..(right now if I edit any unquantized notes, they get snapped to the nearest grid mark, and that blows..)
-Automation of Instrument parameters should also be on the list..(How did that get away?)
-Swing Recording should also have made the list..(Editing your Swinging only after recording does not give the same feel as recording your swing)
-Global Transpose for the keyboard should have been there already..
-Pad copy should be there...
-CPU meter could be another..
-ALL MIDI options should be no choice but to deliver them...
These are all high priority even if others don't realize it yet..As great as the program is, BM2 feels incomplete without them..
Personally I don't like the voting idea, cus you could get a bunch of votes for things not as important and have many important features ignored.. Maybe Intua should consult with a select few who have experience in this field and not just leave it to the open public.. (they don't always know best) Study MPC's and MV-88's a bit more...
Make them ALL top priority and lets not choose to ignore some for others.... And really, Don't make this a priority feature list, instead make this into your TO DO list... Only then can BM2 be truly complete...<!-- s:geek: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_geek.gif" alt=":geek:" title="Geek" /><!-- s:geek: -->
In app purchase sample packs, presets. Keyboard and drummachine too.
Rendered loops live mixing, like looptastic or loopextreme.
2. Note Repeat
3. SF2
4. Line6 Support
5. Akai MPC Import (ooohh did I say that?)