u/liquidcat

thanks I'll look into that

Yes there's a gap but when I try to leave a gap between my fingers I feel like I'm losing control of the sticks and getting around the drum gets harder. I think I'm doing something wrong but can't figure it out

I totally get it, just wanted to give you a heads up to save you from frustration. the thing you do is probably useful for the right hands, I'm just not the one to evaluate it. I don't like AI generating stuff for music even if it is handy

and before anyone wonders to save you the time to go into my posts looking for AI slop, yes I have vibecoded apps and learned that no one needs them. so only I'm using them and they're useful to me

reddit is not the place to get feedback, with the anti AI woke fuckwits roaming around, you will probably get downvoted to hell no matter what you do. I'd suggest you find another way to get opinions.

I'm not an AI defender, I don't like morons knowing anything and making things with AI and acting like they can compete with experienced people, I know that AI has it's uses. looks like it's not the case here but as I said, to keep your sanity you'd better ask somewhere else

I'm using this one and liking it. it's desktop only https://beatstudio.io/#home

there's too much detail, maybe it's a good thing for some but not for me

audio interfacein var mı

I was in the same boat and tried to create an app for this. CueDB does it better with collaboration focus but I needed something simpler so made this https://spottingsheet.vercel.app/ maybe you will find it useful

it's never too late :) I was looking for a solution and found this, thanks!

songsterr is ok, you can mute most of the songs

I know, but you need to upload the media to a cloud provider and get the link from there, with this you don't upload anything and I wanted it to be simple, just a spotting sheet with video sync. thanks for the comment

you're right, I should have; last time I posted something like this I got laughed at, I think that's why I was sceptical about writing much. I'll edit the post.

until now

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try amplitube and tonex, I use them all the time

I like S1. looking for opinions on the differences between S1 and cubase from a composers point of view

yes, I have a full time job and can't spend enough time on scoring but learning and doing is fun

what are the better things in S1? what kind of music do you make

I wish I had a job that uses daws

yeah, I think audio editing in studio one is way better. but for midi things I liked the cubase approach. I also own scaler and use it instead of the chord pads so I don't miss it in studio one. just had an impulsive shopping instinct and wanted someone to give some reasons not to. I'll sleep on it and decide tomorrow

I don't mind being downvoted, just wanted someone to point out the reasons that they thought the same thing and didn't switch. I love studio one and will continue to use it but for scoring I think cubase is a little bit more composer oriented.

for not spending money on something I won't use