Drambo has been described as an Octatrack on steroids, and while that’s a bit clickbaity as a description, it does feel like the possibilities are endless. Particularly now version 2.0 has dropped today, which features a new clips mode that enables you to easily create full songs, a piano roll, automation editor, auto-grow record to set pattern length on the fly, a morph module, and tons of other improvements.
It’s now by far the best all in one music app on iOS, and I’m sure would be appreciated by Elektronauts! £17.99 for all this or £2k for an OP-1 field.
I guess it’s time to dust it off from the pile of shame and finally start using it. Hope this intention last long enough until I actually have time to sit in front of it…
It looks a bit intimidating first, but its really well thought out and quite immediate after some use.
Same as with octatrack, you don’t need to know every single feature at once, to start having fun and make tracks.
The new features seem to make it even more immediate and complete
I loved Drambo as it was, and thought it was great. At the same time, this update is so extensive and useful, I wonder how I ever used the 1.0 to begin with
However, when I send clock AND notes in to Drambo, (to be recorded on Drambo’s new piano roll), the sync messes up and the tempo is often incorrect.
Bug in Drambo? Or something wrong with my setup?
I’m sending both the clock and the notes from my Deluge (USB), into USB hub, into an iConnect MIDI4, out to another USB hub, into an Apple CCK, into an iPad 9th generation. Usually working fine for other apps etc.
Any advice gratefully received, thanks!
Drambo is amazing btw! Dive in if you haven’t yet!
