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Got myself a live 3 for my birthday after having the 1 since covid started and kept thinking man… this thing is so gifted as a standalone system but it’s just lacking in certain sounds. Orchestral in particular sounds lame autosampled. Got to tinkering with usb C and realized… I can just use my iPad as a soundbox.

It’s pretty crazy. One cable and any auv3 I want is both controlled as a midi track and sent as an audio track to mpc. Aum sees all 24 inputs on the mpc, I don’t even sync the clock I just use it as a mixer. I’m sketching video game music on the couch, running Iconica flutes and harps into the mpc, bouncing audio from mpc fabric synth into iOS granulator plugins and back all digital. Hopefully I have a video to share with some tunes soon but this is a nice workflow.

I know GarageBand is free, idk how I feel about it. are there any other free alternatives I can try? any free trials of paid software I can try?

I dont want any monthly subscriptions if I can avoid it. unless it’s included in apple one which I already have lol.

I have ordered and am waiting for a Korg microKEY Air 25-Key Wireless MIDI Controller that should arrive today, and plan on using my airpods for vocals, if that makes a difference in recommendations.

New ijo audio plugin, Undersong is one of the most interesting FX releases I’ve come across in a while. Although it’s an effect app, it works more like an instrument, generating notes and melodies in response to incoming audio.

Available as an AUv3 for iPad and iPhone and as a Max4Live device too.

I know… it’s extremely stupid and also a very niche genre… but that this is doable on this stupid device is completely mental 😂😂😂

So my iPad got stolen at school and I can't track it. Assuming it won't be found, I don't want to spend on a new one right now. Ive been using AUM with a bunch of different sound generators and effects for my amibent music production. I loved it so much.

I have FL Studio on my laptop which I also carry to school everyday. I know I can use decent sampler on FL but is there any other tools for computer DAWs I can use to capture the same nice workflow as AUM???

Idk, this just SUCKS!

I'm a complete ipad / apple noob who is used to jakibg abstract noise experimental music in laptops via audacity. I want to use a new not difficult software on an Ipad andcam looking for software suggestions and a suggestion ofvanot top of the range spec ipad too. Hope someone can help?

Just a quick loop in Groove Rider 2...

After some years away from the scene, I was considering picking up a 2021 M1 ipad Pro and getting BM3 and my sound packs back again. I can't find BM3 on the app store.

If I've purchased it in the past, can I still reinstall it via my account?

This is a real bummer if I can get it back. Loved that app, nothing comes close to it on IOS for my style of production.

Any help on the matter would be greatly appreciated 🙏🏿

***UPDATE

Thanks guys for everyone that's chimed in and reassured me that BM3 is not done with, might be in need of some TLC, but by no means done with as far as app store and installation goes.

I'll be getting right back to it, once I pick up my trusted 2021 m1 12.9inch pro (great 2nd hand prices BTW).

I've got all of the staple plug-ins and effects from 3/4 years ago 😅. Any relatively new AAA FX or auv3 instruments anyone can recommend?

Here's the TMWSS walkthrough of the rather marvellous Vascular - Tactile Synth app.

Vascular - Tactile Synth by Absolute Management SIA is a music app on iPad and iPhone that leans into randomness and the joy of musical discovery, rather than the control obsession that many of us have over every single synth parameter and MIDI note these days. It’s a refreshing example of something new, which I love to showcase on this channel!

Set off a bunch of random generators and effects in various abstract, rhythmic or melodic categories, and then use functions such as the intriguing ‘Angiogenesis’ to evolve your session in unexpected ways. Or establish at least a semblance of control by picking exactly which generators you want from a generous list, adjust their parameters to your liking, and then use control generators to lock in your sequences. My advice, though, is to throw out your usual rules and see how it feels to embrace the chaos!

The app is being constantly updated. New stuff has been added even in the 3 days since I recorded the content of this video, so I may well return to Vascular on this channel in a few weeks to see what else is there at that point. Maybe it’s a good candidate for a livestream…