You won’t regret buying this!
I think it’s fair to say that Teenage Engineering were influenced heavily by Oliver Wittchow’s brilliant little music app for Gameboy, Nanoloop when TE released their Pocket Operator series. The only other app at the time being available for GB was LSDJ, which although still exists has been superseded by Timothy Lamb/Trash 80’s inspirational and immensely deep offering, Dirtywave M8. But Oliver Wittchow has bounced back with his own M8-like tracker, Naive. Really inspiring and fun little tracker that works not only for the iPhone, but also for Silicon Mac. It’s fun, funky, incredibly powerful, and I absolutely love it. 5 stars, and well done Oliver!
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Ttom_tm
over my head
This machine is not intuitive on first use. Clearly its powerful. Probably gonna figure this out while traveling cuz i just wrote 2 good beats on nanoloop and that workflow is super intuitive for me as an ableton and modular synth user. But this was frustrating on first open. The layout seems way more old school 90s drum and bass / jungle style setup, but comes outfitted as a sampler scroller, idk, i hate it, and I’ll probably love it once i dive into the manual. Five stars for making this machine
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@@cactusRx
Beautiful!
This is a great tracker with very well thought out UI. If it could have more patterns and instruments per song, it could be one of the best groove boxes/composition devices out there. Also, synth instruments please!
Iikoplutyg
First time?
Saw the youtube vid on this! Good luck and looking forward to future updates. Thanks for the easy to digest help manual on the website as well. Curious to know the name behind naive.
Llucid25
