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No kidding on iConnect4, man I wish that was out already

Hey everyone, total Nave junky here as well, BUT...I'm having weird issues with it and I'm hoping someone can chime in to see if they are as well?

I have an iPad 3 and even when I run Nave totally by itself, I get periodic audio drops and stuttering. It seems random when it happens. For example on a given patch I can hit a couple keys and may get some audio drop outs, but then in the same patch I can mash down like 10 keys and it may play perfectly fine.

Along these lines, playback from the included 4 track also will stutter, even if I just have one track recorded. And it's not recorded stutters, it's the playback itself that is struggling it seems.

Finally, I've noticed Nave has to think for a second or so when I switch to the various parameter pages...not really an issue, but it definitely seems like it's taxing my iPad more than it should?

So my question...any other iPad 3 users out there experiencing issues? Are there iPad 2 users that are running totally fine?

I've rebooted the iPad a few times and have also uninstalled/reinstalled Nave, but the problem persists. It's not to the point where the app is unusable, but it's definitely not stable enough for me to use confidently in a live or recording session.

Heard a few people having the page switching issue on earlier iPads. There's a tiny delay on my iPad 4, but it's not as bad as some people are reporting. here's a good place to ask for more info:

http://forum.audiob.us/discussion/1275/waldorf-nave-your-first-impressions/p1

Tarekith wrote:
Heard a few people having the page switching issue on earlier iPads. There's a tiny delay on my iPad 4, but it's not as bad as some people are reporting. here's a good place to ask for more info:

http://forum.audiob.us/discussion/1275/waldorf-nave-your-first-impressions/p1

Thanks, Tarekith! Read through a lot of the posts and some make mention of some clipping issues in the app. I wonder now if that's what I'm experiencing...kind of doubt it though as I'm hearing thing in plenty of presets and I haven't messed with any volume controls or anything within the app.

I also noticed an iPad 2 user saying how they couldn't believe this amazing synth worked on their version, though it seems they were just getting into it...

FWIW, I wrote to Waldorf support and asked if they had any insight. I really hope I can get it resolved because it has the capacity to be a key piece of kit in my studio!

Mine lags a bit between parameter pages as well. Ipad2. I haven't experienced any audio drops though. Everything else seems fine to me.

Ihatederekreed wrote:
Mine lags a bit between parameter pages as well. Ipad2. I haven't experienced any audio drops though. Everything else seems fine to me.

That's what I was afraid of. I haven't read a single complaint along the lines of what I'm experiencing. My iPad is pretty bare...definitely not clogged with a shit ton of content or apps. I'm thinking of doing a factory reset as a last resort.

Glad it's working well for you on an iPad 2 though. I should test it out on my wife's iPad 2.

GYS wrote:
Hey everyone, total Nave junky here as well, BUT...I'm having weird issues with it and I'm hoping someone can chime in to see if they are as well?

I have an iPad 3 and even when I run Nave totally by itself, I get periodic audio drops and stuttering. It seems random when it happens. For example on a given patch I can hit a couple keys and may get some audio drop outs, but then in the same patch I can mash down like 10 keys and it may play perfectly fine.

Along these lines, playback from the included 4 track also will stutter, even if I just have one track recorded. And it's not recorded stutters, it's the playback itself that is struggling it seems.

Finally, I've noticed Nave has to think for a second or so when I switch to the various parameter pages...not really an issue, but it definitely seems like it's taxing my iPad more than it should?

So my question...any other iPad 3 users out there experiencing issues? Are there iPad 2 users that are running totally fine?

I've rebooted the iPad a few times and have also uninstalled/reinstalled Nave, but the problem persists. It's not to the point where the app is unusable, but it's definitely not stable enough for me to use confidently in a live or recording session.

I am having exactly the same problems. iPad 3

sovietpop wrote:
GYS wrote:
Hey everyone, total Nave junky here as well, BUT...I'm having weird issues with it and I'm hoping someone can chime in to see if they are as well?

I have an iPad 3 and even when I run Nave totally by itself, I get periodic audio drops and stuttering. It seems random when it happens. For example on a given patch I can hit a couple keys and may get some audio drop outs, but then in the same patch I can mash down like 10 keys and it may play perfectly fine.

Along these lines, playback from the included 4 track also will stutter, even if I just have one track recorded. And it's not recorded stutters, it's the playback itself that is struggling it seems.

Finally, I've noticed Nave has to think for a second or so when I switch to the various parameter pages...not really an issue, but it definitely seems like it's taxing my iPad more than it should?

So my question...any other iPad 3 users out there experiencing issues? Are there iPad 2 users that are running totally fine?

I've rebooted the iPad a few times and have also uninstalled/reinstalled Nave, but the problem persists. It's not to the point where the app is unusable, but it's definitely not stable enough for me to use confidently in a live or recording session.

I am having exactly the same problems. iPad 3

Ok, that's good to know! I wrote Waldorf support earlier today...you should do the same. Really frustrating, but maybe they can patch it. I was beginning to fear my iPad was shitting the bed.

Tarekith wrote:
You can only edit it full screen with no keyboard, so it's limited use when playing. I like it, don't get me wrong, used it all morning. Just wish the UI was a little more touch friendly in places. Being able to modulate x and y with the blades is pretty cool.

the interface is obtuse as hell on the wavetable designing but once I started experimenting with it I started to get it...and it's pretty fun!

agreed on the blades -- that's how i've been playing it 90% of the time (for the modulation but also b/c I can't tell what octave i'm on with the piano/keys!)

PS your ipad music set up is excellent

Thanks, if a bit overkill huh?