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Is Audulus 4 heading more towards "low-level" or "practical instrument / FX" than 3? And CPU usage is ridiculously low even if you load tons of extremely complex MetaModules on an ancient iPad. MetaModules are the "next higher level" then. The basic modules are much more high-level and oriented towards actually making usable instruments. I think SunVox strikes a good balance here. Also, again, its low-levelness causes quite high CPU usage because its simulation is very accurate (but not really needed for instrument stuff). Is it a "DSP playground" to make fun and / or accurate (scientific) signal processing experiments? It's quite good for that! Is it a musical instrument? It sure tries to be, but is maybe a bit too low-level for that and there are maybe too many steps for basic changes and fiddling.
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The paid software synth market on iPad seems pretty healthy, given that awesome new stuff appears all the time and even the old apps are still doing really well.I think Audulus (I only know version 3 so far) has a bit of an identity crisis. I’d imagine a lot of other people would too.
Personally I’d pay $25+ for Rack on my iPad if the implementation was at least as good as the Mac version.
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Maybe you can’t import directly from a website, but the plugins could probably be packaged (bundled) as their own separate free or paid iOS “app” download - similar to plugins for Audiobus.Īnd iPads these days definitely have enough processing power to run Rack if my lowly 5+ year old MacBook (which has much lower Geekbench scores) can do it just fine.
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There’s no reason Rack couldn’t do the same for importing patch files and plugins.Īdditionally I don’t think the stance of “Apple bans plugins” is correct either. It used to be solely via iTunes sync but now can also be done via the web or iCloud using the Files.app - just today I downloaded some YouTube videos via a Safari Shortcut and saved them directly to my VLC app where I began watching a few seconds later. This is how I load my personal videos into VLC for example or load audio tracks into my iOS music production software. iOS totally has a user file system, has for years. I’m not 100% sure that the FAQ regarding this is factual. Personally I think that Apple has now passed its zenith and is beginning the long slow decline like IBM and Microsoft before it and I hope somebody at HQ will see sense and realise that the attempt to entirely roof over the walled garden will be their final undoing. That’s the vision I reckon and Apple have never cared about backwards compatibility, either in software or hardware (I wouldn’t be surprised if the next generation of Macs lacked a headphone socket). IOS and OS X will presumably be merged, OpenGL will be nowhere in sight, and everything will be in the App store.
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Rumours abound that Apple will move its Macs off Intel and onto ARM beginning in 2020, which, if true, suggests that they believe ARM can deliver the processing power required for professional applications - one will assume that everything will be tweaked to run their flagship Final Cut Pro. I think the latest ARM chips probably are up to the task but as Andrew says the other barriers are far too high. No mobile device could technically afford something like rack.
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