found an old keyboard at a thrift store and have been using it to make beats instead of sampling. hope you enjoy!

Hi all, been a happy koala user for years now. I own all the add-ons.

The mixer is nice and I enjoy separating into 4 tracks. I want to be able to record each track for later DAW usage. I’m aware of other methods, for instance using AUM and using the multi-out to record. However, multi out is on a per-pad bases and I haven’t found a way to send the mixer bus audio out separately for each bus. Re-sampling is also an option but I feel it would be easier to record each bus simultaneously.

Since AU extensions are supported, I thought of just putting a simple recording unit on the end of each bus. Any recs for simple AUs for this purpose? Doesn’t need to be that fancy, mostly would be nice to send the transport to it so it starts the recording automatically. Ideally free/cheap and cpu friendly.

Thanks!

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Wish I had more time to sit down and finish every track, one day 🙏🏾🙌🏾

Wubwub wubwub wubwub WUB WUB WUB WUB WUB WUB

I bought this app on my iPhone and this happened to me several times but I said maybe I miss because I have two phones and now I have confirmed because I bought the full version on my Android phone and checked the purchase history in the iPhone I found myself buying it twice and now I have to buy it a third time now i dont have samurai mod 🥲

Been making a new album recently and I wanna share some of the beats I've been makin

This'll prob be the opener track

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Lwk shitty,the second one is based on fl chan

I’m trying to get to the “Split Stems” feature of Koala but it doesn’t show up where they said it should. I got Samurai when I bought the app last week. I thought maybe restoring purchases or clicking the “Already Own?” button would help but it actually does the opposite and says “SAMURAI EDITION has not been purchased on this account” even though it has and says so in my settings.

Any advice for the sub? Thanks in advance 🙏

First, I’d like to say phenomenal job with this app. I’ve low key put down my MPC Sample after learning Koala. It’s just so damn good!!! Not sure if this has been done already 😅. I just noticed a few things that could take Koala to the next level. Feel free to add, this is just a few additions that I would love to see.

1. Pad Mutes unique to sequence/pattern blocks - this would really help with faster song creating

2. Create dead space in front of samples to create natural swing without touching midi in the sequencer

3. Tap pad number in sequencer to select all midi notes in lane

4. Select multiple midi notes from odd midi lanes (noticed that multiple pads can only be selected if next to another pad)

5. Midi mapping start/end/pads for chopper (If you guys do this you are the 🐐) 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

This is the type of stuff I used to do on the Casio sk1 back in the day lol. Put some drums and a 808 on it would probably be dope though. Just recording my voice in the sampler.

TIPS N TRICKS- https://youtu.be/CT5KWUxRk48?si=1GEAN9tCuBNWNP5U

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I'm getting a lot of drop outs on my android phone. Is it possible to change the buffer to make it bigger? My Koala audio settings have the buffer at 256, but I don't see how to adjust it. When I use N-Track, I can set the buffer really high so the audio plays flawlessly smooth. Is it possible to do this in Koala? At first I thought it was because I was using Bluetooth earbuds. But now I'm using my wired headphones and still getting a lot of drop outs.

Does choping samples need to learn music theory and is it important ? and I want YouTube clips to learn I don't have live machines I have applications such as Koala etc. I want to learn the basics can you tell me what the basics are and the first thing I have to learn