MVP (but could be even better!)
I’m a data scientist by trade who’s been composing and producing music for several years, both orchestral and synthpop. For the latter, there is no software out there that can beat Auxy. I’m a longtime user — I first began making music with Auxy in 2016. Considering the recent lack of updates, I’ve been trying to wean myself off this app, but to no avail. The interface is so intuitive, the variety of instruments so vast and the sounds so satisfying, that I just keep coming back time and time again. Why should I sit around learning sidechain compression in Logic Pro when I could just use Auxy’s ducker slider?
Some suggestions from a purely musical standpoint, in case the developers ever plan to return to Auxy in a greater capacity:
— The ability to use different time signatures and create loops with custom bar numbers would be fantastic. I’ve recently been working on a piece in 5/4 time, and I’ve had to make do with 8-bar loops in 5-bar scenes, splitting each of the song’s stanzas into 3 or 4 scenes apiece…certainly not ideal.
— Custom scales! I do love chromatic loops, but it gets a little exhausting having to do so much horizontal scrolling.
— More colors!
— More pads and strings would be great.
— Slider percentages would be lovely.
Thanks for all your hard work, Auxy devs 🙏🏽
Some suggestions from a purely musical standpoint, in case the developers ever plan to return to Auxy in a greater capacity:
— The ability to use different time signatures and create loops with custom bar numbers would be fantastic. I’ve recently been working on a piece in 5/4 time, and I’ve had to make do with 8-bar loops in 5-bar scenes, splitting each of the song’s stanzas into 3 or 4 scenes apiece…certainly not ideal.
— Custom scales! I do love chromatic loops, but it gets a little exhausting having to do so much horizontal scrolling.
— More colors!
— More pads and strings would be great.
— Slider percentages would be lovely.
Thanks for all your hard work, Auxy devs 🙏🏽
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