Martin Schiff

Do you have an anti-virus product running on your DAW? If so, try disabling real-time protection. I had a similar problem, and that solved it completely.

I decided to do an experiment with a piece that I created some time ago. It is a piece inspired by the Perseids meteor shower. Years ago, I took my family to a star party at a dark site in North Florida. It was a great year for the Perseids, and we saw an amazing display. Here is a video that I created using images generated by ChatGPT and Dall-E. The music was created using Cakewalk by Bandlab, Unify, a Seaboard 2, and Equator 2 from Roli.

Bjorn, Listening to your album on Amazon. Nice! -- Martin

Very nice, Bjorn. I enjoyed listening. I loved the beginning and would have liked to hear more of that somewhere else in the piece. I enjoy and create space music as well. Starbirth Music

https://soundclick.com/song/15151391 I just did my first piece with the new Roli Airwave and my Seaboard 2, using mostly Airwave sounds, but one track was from RMS New Earth from Rocky Mountain Sounds in Omnisphere 3. All tracks were done in Unify 2.

I appreciate the critique. It helps!

Thanks everyone!

Fantastic job!

Thanks Nigel! It's #1 in the Ambient Electronic category on Soundclick today. I am a Tangerine Dream fan, so that's a great compliment.

Here's a new song I did using Sonar, Unify 2, Omnisphere 3 and Soundpaint. https://soundclick.com/song/15132986 I used New Earth and Majestica from Rocky Mountain Sounds new for Unify 2 and Omnisphere 3.

The thing that bugs me about Omisphere 3 is that they made such a big deal about supporting MPE, and yet (according to their support) there are NO patches that are enabled for MPE out of the box. To use it, you have to program it to respond to MPE. I have a number of other synths that have MPE supported patches right out of the box, and some like Equator that have total support.

I like them all. Part 3 does seem a bit sub heavy to me at the beginning.

It might work, but not without latency. That's why I went with cables.

Well done!

After days of beating my head on my keyboard, I finally figured out how to make Geoshred on an iPad work both to record midi, and playback from that midi to the iPad routed to the computer sound. Requirements: Apple camera adapter USB Midi adapter 3.5mm stereo male to dual 1/4" male (Even though Geoshred is mono) 1. Connect the 3.5mm male to the headphone jack on the iPad 2. Connect the 1/4" plugs to your audio interface line in 3. Open Sonar (or any DAW) and add an audio track. 4 Set the input on the audio track to the output of your audio device 5. Click the monitor button on the audio strip (headphones in Sonar) 6. At this point you should be able to hear Geoshred play through your monitors 7. Add a midi track 8. In Geoshred, click the 3 dot menu button in upper right and select MIDI 9, Click Connect Send, and Connect Receive Click the midi connector icon and make sure Inputs and Outputs have the USB Midi interface set to Note Input and Note Output 10. Select the midi track and set its input to your MIDI interface OMNI (on mine, it's Focusrite USB midi OMNI) 11. Set the midi track output to USB MIDI 12. In MIDI configuration on the Geoshred, set it to Multi Channel Mode. Enable record for the MIDI track, and you should be able to record midi from Geoshred Click play and it should play the midi through Geoshred on the iPad. It may be necessary to reclick on Connect Receive, or Connect Send, depending on how you are using the Geoshred at that moment. Have Fun!