Intua posted the BeatMaker 2 v2.4 feature list a few weeks ago on their forum, one of the features being “Four audio sends available per mixer tracks”. I found this reply from Intua on the thread clarifying exactly what “audio sends” means:
Excellent news!
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In this Synthtopia interview with Sebastian Dittmann and Discchord, Sebastian shared thoughts of a new kind of app that we might start seeing after the launch…
“As for other applications to expect: I think it’s impossible to tell what people might come up with, but one example for a new app that can only exist after Audiobus has been launched would be an effects app that only does that: add effects to a live audio stream. It would not need to have additional input or output options, and developers would not have to bother with file management or add all sorts of settings and configuration options as they would have before Audiobus.” – Sebastian Dittmann
Apps with the sole purpose of live audio manipulation could be great companions for Audiobus! You’re messing around with some synthesizer and want to add some live, outside effects to the output – Filtatron and Animoog being a perfect example considering the news. We will probably start seeing all kinds of new effects apps pop up with Audiobus support made just for live audio manipulation. It’d be like adding guitar pedals in between your electric guitar and amp… genious! The interview continues discussing how Audiobus will change ‘iOS sandboxing’ and even reveals a price range! Well worth the read, check it out here.
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Here’s a list of music apps that can use the iOS ‘Open In…’ function to open audio files in other applications. This can be done with any app that supports ‘Open In…’, the Dropbox app is just being shown as an example. In the Dropbox app, you need to have the file starred (stored locally) before you can use open it in other apps.
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List last updated October 15, 2012
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Update: Intua has posted the full 2.3 feature list here!
As if BeatMaker 2 wasn’t awesome enough, Intua is adding audio tracks and lots more in v2.3!
Here’re some screen shots I took of the beta version:
Remember this thing? The app that will be able to record up to 24 tracks at once? and play up to 48 tracks simultaneously? Well, the Wave Machine Labs website says it will be available in May. It’s May… I can’t wait!!! I received a beta test email application yesterday, so hopefully we’ll be hearing more about Auria soon!
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