In this case, the user might have to load the audio (which is where drag and drop or "Share" works.ģ. It allows you to import samples into it directly, but it's AUv3 allows the information to be read as the audio passes through. I'd say AUv3, but can also be used as a standalone. Recording audio can be nice to do, but since it's for managing samples, I guess it could be secondary? I'm not sure.Ģ.
Make a useable loop based on the auto detected BPM (Audioshare can sorta do this with its tools menu - trim, fade, auto align- but I wish I could move the sample to the grid to make it match based on preference.ġ.Can detect the key, bpm of a song (prefer as an AUv3 effect).
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Allows drag and dropping samples between windows.But one thing I'd love to see in addition is an integrated app that I've been diving deep into sampling and synths the past few weeks, and even made a shortcut to sorta speed up my workflow. It’s all about simplicity and speed of workflow for me.
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I do think that there are many ways to skin a cat and that there is room for several in the market- there are many different tastes to satisfy and sample slicing is such a huge part of music making.
I can’t remember all their names but there are a few new sample slice editor apps about to enter the scene from what I was reading on the forum. I find Auditor a bit too involved with all its bells and whistles- we don’t get along too well. Maybe a simple sequencer as well with time and beat divisions along with time stretching. It would also be good if you could cut a bit out of a sample and then merge the remaining parts. The ability to audition segments by tapping on the waveform.Īble to export several selected sections of the sliced sample by tapping on them to highlight them prior to sending. It could also have transient detection with the ability to zoom in and add a micro fade in and fade out to take out clicks and pops. Perhaps also slide bar/ split screen ready & drag and drop ready. Yes recording audio would be very useful.ĪU would suffice I think - but I think it should have an ‘open in’ button - I’m not even sure if this is the exclusive domain of InterApp.
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