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Master Fader V1.4 Coming RealSoonNow(tm)
RoadRanger:
--- Quote from: LeeSteel on April 03, 2013, 04:13:55 PM ---OK, well according to your link, we won't see the iPad app till next Monday.
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Actually those are calendar days, not business days so there's a chance we'll see it tomorrow :) unless Easter pushes it to Friday :( . Also I think once approved Mackie still has to push the "go" button - dunno if they've finished the docs for it yet or not :-\ . Is there something specific in it you need?
LeeSteel:
My exact feeling Gio.. I too have shows tomorrow and Friday. I never take a new instrument to a gig without working with it first at home.
LeeSteel:
RR, you must be on the beta program if you aren't the least bit anxious to see some confirmation of features and workflow beyond the little blurb they posted a few months ago on the old forum. The rest of us are in the dark as to exactly what has changed or been modified, besides new compressors etc...
RoadRanger:
--- Quote from: LeeSteel on April 03, 2013, 04:53:13 PM ---RR, you must be on the beta program if you aren't the least bit anxious to see some confirmation of features and workflow beyond the little blurb they posted a few months ago on the old forum. The rest of us are in the dark as to exactly what has changed or been modified, besides new compressors etc...
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Aside from MyFader I don't see anything of much interest to me. It would be nice if icons are saved but not a big deal. Even with MyFader I have yet to have a band show up early enough to have time to mess with IEM's although a couple lead singers have requested I bring one of mine along so they can try it out. My poor man's Micro Wedge clones (coaxial monitors, the real thing are hella expensive http://www.brandxav.com/eaw-mw10-black ) are better than most so that usually solves any previous problems they were having with hearing themselves anyways. I do have the iPad Mini to loan them if I ever do use the IEM so even MyFader isn't that important to me.
Harpman:
--- Quote from: RoadRanger on April 03, 2013, 05:05:44 PM ---
--- Quote from: LeeSteel on April 03, 2013, 04:53:13 PM ---RR, you must be on the beta program if you aren't the least bit anxious to see some confirmation of features and workflow beyond the little blurb they posted a few months ago on the old forum. The rest of us are in the dark as to exactly what has changed or been modified, besides new compressors etc...
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Aside from MyFader I don't see anything of much interest to me. It would be nice if icons are saved but not a big deal. Even with MyFader I have yet to have a band show up early enough to have time to mess with IEM's although a couple lead singers have requested I bring one of mine along so they can try it out. My poor man's Micro Wedge clones (coaxial monitors, the real thing are hella expensive http://www.brandxav.com/eaw-mw10-black ) are better than most so that usually solves any previous problems they were having with hearing themselves anyways. I do have the iPad Mini to loan them if I ever do use the IEM so even MyFader isn't that important to me.
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RR, One of the biggest things I'm looking forward to is the way they handled saving of Shows/Snapshots. Most users wouldn't see this issue when dealing with 1 iPad, but I use 2. One docked and the other remote. I always end up with duplicate, triplicate shows on both devices since they are device dependent. Also, icons are saved amongst devices now. Ben showed me quite a bit regarding these improvements at the NAMM show. The Vintage EQ, etc isn't really important to me. I still like the surgical approach (4-band EQ, etc). That is what I'm use to on my DAW (Sonar X2). I was told that 1.4 underneath the hood is a major redesign so they can implement some of the other features we want to see in versions past 1.4 (i.e. channel linking, elimination of unused channels, etc, etc.).
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