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Quickly alter sounds to fit your music using the remix pad to explore the space between the 8 hand crafted variations of each sound. The perform section gives access to the most important controls for the current preset, making it simple to tweak. There is an extensive range of Sound Libraries available to further extend your library. Sounds range from soaring pads to endlessly evolving soundscapes and playable arps.
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You can add tags to make it easy to call up presets associated with a particular project or live set.Īlchemy ships with over 5GB of exclusive samples and a library of over 1000 presets (8000 remix variations) including a free Sound Library of your choice, from many of the world’s top sound designers. Finding favourites is a breeze - simply rate presets with a single click and then sort by rating. All Camel Audio presets have been carefully tagged by category, genre, articulation, and timbre. The new browser in v1.5 is the most fully-featured sound browser available, allowing you to find all your slow attack strings, glitchy dubstep basses, tempo-synched warm pads, or whatever you need in a matter of seconds. Just tweak the library of presets from many of the world’s top sound designers or dive in and analyse your own samples – it’s up to you!Īlchemy is perfect if you want quick and easy access to inspiring sounds. The library of contemporary sounds explores new sonic territory ranging from cutting-edge pads and sublime soundscapes to ultra-fat basses and synths. It’s a synth powerhouse and yet is easy to use thanks to its powerful browser, performance controls and remix pad. Buy now and get a free sound library* of your choice!
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I haven't upgraded iOS or any music app since before ios8 came out and am not having issues on my iPad, so I'm keeping my working productive system at the expense of any new features in os or apps.Camel Audio Alchemy Full v1.55 + Factory Library Win Size Win 3.21 Gb //Mac 3.22 GbĪlchemy is the ultimate sample manipulation synthesizer which can turn your musical dreams into reality.
#CAMEL AUDIO ALCHEMY 1.55 MANUAL INSTALL#
Maybe someday they'll allow you to install whatever os version you'd like on machines.
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Ios7 was a great upgrade once the little fiddly things got worked out (at which point I moved from 6). I stupidly put my laptop on lion, which is as high as it will go, and I definitely see it working less efficiently, and ios8 has nothing I want. What I don't understand is that apple had a really good system going from a productivity standpoint, why break it just in the name of something new? From my only semi-knowledgable point of view, snow leopard was awesome and ios7 seemed to get it right. (Although I'm being sarcastic, that seems to be the truth from many people I see). Productivity really means getting your thoughts to Facebook and twitter in less time. Why on earth would you want the option of keeping a working operating system when instead you could upgrade to take phone calls on your iPad and reduce your battery life? Music making is overrated anyway. Sure, they might have handled things a great deal better but it's Apple and the AppStore model that's left us in the lurch! An uncomfortable lesson to learn but a valuable one. And let's face it, Apple is the vendor here (under EU law, at least), not Camel Audio, and as such is responsible for customer support.
After all, it is they that created the AppStore and an ecosystem that encourages (nay, necessitates) users relying on AppStore servers to reinstall and restore apps to their iDevices.Īpple takes a hefty 30% cut of everything sold through their monopoly distribution system but they fail to protect the interests of their customers against catastrophic failures such as the overnight failure (due to whatever cause) of app developers.
What I don't understand is why everyone seems to be reserving their criticising for Camel Audio alone, while completely ignoring the implicit duty of care that Apple has to their customers. Good for you for venting your frustration, Doug
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