Peter Vogel has updated his Fairlight CMI reproductions on iPad in order to use them with Audiobus.
Both CMI (8.99€ / $9.99) and CMI Pro (44.99€ / $49.99) iPad apps have been updated to version 1.5 with the following new features:
- Audiobus support, both input and output. Send any audio to other apps, or sample new voices from the output of other apps.
- New Synthesiser and Sequencer Engines. Better accuracy, lower CPU use, new features like polyphonic channels.
- Background synth and song playing. Play your song in the background, or use external keyboards to play your selected voices while another app is in the foreground. Great for looping.
- Stereo voices, voices from MP3, view waveforms and play voices before importing them.
- Page R step/pattern navigation while playing. No need to stop first.
- Skip the startup floppy disk to get right into composing.
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