Avid GrooveCell and SynthCell

[smurfyou]

Originally Posted by Eric Lambert

Coming up on 40 years old, that's impressive! I think my parents threw out all my discs after I moved out -- I'd love to have had the opportunity to revisit some of that old code.

I got a Raspberry Pi 400 to tinker with. It's the one with everything built into the keyboard. Can run C64, ST, Amiga, Apple II emulators and enjoy them all!

[JanuS]

Gentlemen (old and new), what was the period in which the licenses should be all delivered? I still don't have iLok licenses for Groove & SynthCell..

[Tweakhead]

even more valid criticisms over on Pro Tools Expert:
https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/hom...o-see-improved

[smurfyou]

I think they're way too kind to it.

[DonaldM]

I wasn't all that impressed with it.

[jeffro]

Originally Posted by JanuS

Gentlemen (old and new), what was the period in which the licenses should be all delivered? I still don't have iLok licenses for Groove & SynthCell..

Licensing was discussed over here, and my last post in the thread directs users to contact Avid CS since other users can't really assist with licensing.

[digiot]

Originally Posted by Tweakhead

I wonder if the GrooveCell loss of sync bug while saving during playback will get fixed before the iLok subscription expires.

Currently, if you're looping say 2 bars and hit save - the GrooveCell pattern restarts at whatever point in time that you hit save, and the only way to get it playing in the right place again is to stop your session and restart playback.

Really the Drum Pattern Grid Editor should be built right into Pro Tools . . . you know, like in Cubase on the Atari ST 30+ years ago.

... and before anyone starts, the workaround of creating 16 discrete MIDI tracks, assigning them all to a drum VI, and setting each one to its own specific MIDI note is not really the same thing.

Haha, I was a Notator Logic guy back in the Atari ST days! I swear the MIDI sounded tighter on my ST with the Unitor 30 years ago then any modern DAW lol.