Yes, BAM is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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I am having an issue on iPhone version when I try to scroll thru my folders and touch the screen folders automatically open instead of being able to scroll to a folder. For instance when I try to swipe up to my snare folder as soon as I touch the screen whatever folder I fit opens up.
Wanted to love this app, but there are still a lot of issues. -Runs fine in standalone for the most part, but freezes in AUM and Drambo frequently. -Loading audio stems is cumbersome and often leads to freezing. -The controls are small and hard to see when you are actively altering them. Sound quality just isn’t there for the price. Real time control of the synth engines sounds low resolution for the amount of CPU it eats While this dev has some interesting ideas, the price is high for what you get, and it’s competing with a host of extremely powerful apps within that space.
I had high hopes for this. Really eats cpu fast, difficult to grasp, a lot of tutorial watching. Fine for a hardware groovebox but an ios groovebox should be instantaneous and intuitive. Strictly my opinion. Some will love it. Happy to support Imaginando but I’ll stick with Drambo for now.
This app has me excited to make arrangements, jams and tracks on the ipad. Your YouTube tutorials were super helpful. The app is easy to use with powerful tools to have a lot of fun. Really appreciate the work you put into this and all of your apps. We are very fortunate. Thank you. Keep jammin!
This is great app. Most of the tutorials for it has been geared toward the step sequencer and piano roll. For iOS producers who use BM3, GB, iMPC pro 2, etc… it’s not at the moment a app you can just dive in, set you loop points and built your beat. I love work flow and GUI, but I would like to see more tutorials for traditional beat makers too, especially those who don’t use scenes like this. We call them patterns. Lol My wish list would be for loop point, a chord button on the keyboard with a preset tab, and a drag & drop sample slicer that lays the sample out chromatically. It’s a competitor to Logic Pro for IPad in my opinion. Way better than Pro Dudes Sketch! Great work!
Very nice app, with good UI and great modulation features (two LFOs though per plugin). But guys, 16 tracks is okay but you can’t be serious about just two FX per track, right?
This is literally the type of app I’m looking for, FAR easier to use than most music programs and so far their best work since DRC.
Ok ok! Lol this is exactly the kind of quality dream machine that makes my iOS little studio (I think it’s huge) make folks jaws hit the floor…you just did what? Lol much respect on this stability/workflow ect… lol it even makes animoog z behave lol. When you incorporate this into a daw …. SMH. I think it’s time for people to bring the Pepsi challenge! Very well done kind sirs! :)
Imaginando hit this out the park! Watching the demo/intro video and how well you crafted that request song sold me further though I did preorder because I love your other apps so much!
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