By acronym
Thu Jul 11, 2013 9:24 pm
Going to buy it then and check how noisy it is, however, Behringer have apparently up their game but this looks much better than the Alesis.




Clint wrote:I'm in your thread Lampdog.
Because...Coz wrote:I may finally get an iPad in 2013.
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acronym wrote:dope Lamp, its amazing what you can do on an ipad now.
OK Meta quick question, but do you Auria?, if so how well does it work with the IO dock for recording stuff?

Metatron72 wrote:I've used the dock more for recording into my PC/Mac. But yeah I figure with midi sync going you could record some pretty lengthy samples, and it's no problem to load whole bars onto pads in BM2. Then record on a grid to get those longer samples on the timeline correctly.
Having proper 1/4" I/O and a decent gain control really does change the whole game with the good apps. I'm always just smiling at how $5-$20 apps sound just as good as my $200+ VST/AU's. And with a DAW on the desktop involved it's easier to switch MIDI to the apps, from keyboards, MPD's and the like, or even an MPC.
I think you'd need the MIDI bus app to have multiple controllers going without using a DAW's MIDI routing to toggle.
I have some BM2 PGM's I made for the 2500, I'll post alink after I find what CF there on. BM2 starts way down at Note #1, I made 2 PGM's to cover all 8 banks.
I just got Thor and I would be in heaven if they released ReDrum, Kong or both. Beatmaker 2 can almost be used like a portable Recycle the way you can folder your chops.
I have the iPad 3, not nearly as beast CPU wise as the 4, but it's holding up well with all the top apps.

Metatron72 wrote:Page 5 off this thread has screenshots of my home screens. The apps not in folders are my favorites.
Lamp has a bunch of his posted too, but he did screenshots of the apps themselves.
PM me about any specific ones. If you have any questions I'll try to answer right the first time, unlike the Turnado question I answered incorrectly at first.![]()
