Active development

Jack

Yep it's just me, I'm still interested in developing GTL but I have a couple of other projects too.

I suspect any updates to GTL will be small ones. Any big changes might have to wait until the next big version or even a different app altogether. Things have changed quite a bit in iOS audio since GTL was first released!

dubbylabby

And more changes to come like iPad apps running on desktops etc.

We are in hard times related to decide the roadmap for anything (even I pointed some time ago the AUv3 arise... but it came with some limitations also).

I still believe in hardware port could be a good idea... @[deleted] ?

Jack

@dubbylabby said: And more changes to come like iPad apps running on desktops etc.

We are in hard times related to decide the roadmap for anything (even I pointed some time ago the AUv3 arise... but it came with some limitations also).

I still believe in hardware port could be a good idea... @[deleted] ?

Would love to see a hardware version @duddylabby, not really my area unfortunately.

dubbylabby

@[deleted] said:

@dubbylabby said: And more changes to come like iPad apps running on desktops etc.

We are in hard times related to decide the roadmap for anything (even I pointed some time ago the AUv3 arise... but it came with some limitations also).

I still believe in hardware port could be a good idea... @[deleted] ?

Would love to see a hardware version @duddylabby, not really my area unfortunately.

You can code in juce? The other part is my area (well I have other resources for these aren’t my area let’s say...)

I will love to make that project altogether mate... ;)

SimonSomeone

@Jack said: Yep it's just me, I'm still interested in developing GTL but I have a couple of other projects too.

I suspect any updates to GTL will be small ones. Any big changes might have to wait until the next big version or even a different app altogether. Things have changed quite a bit in iOS audio since GTL was first released!

This sounds slightly concerning. So there might be small updates, but not necessarily, and there might be either a next big version or maybe a different app instead. Which presumably may not have all the features any individual user might use?

Does this mean I should be keeping an eye out for alternatives? Might the next iOS update kill off GTL?

GTL and AUM are in everything I currently do on iOS!

Jack

If I release a successor to GTL it will have all it's features. I suspect the new version will have a different feel and look to allow us more flexibility to expand the features. The question is, do I keep expanding on GTL or spend that time making a new version which has the potential to be even better.

At the minute I'm leaning towards Group the Loop Pro. It will run alongside GTL for awhile but have a different look and more features.

dubbylabby

Michael is doing something interesting and also applying color base routing (and many more) https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/37748/while-were-all-cooped-up-inside-herere-some-loopy-pro-updates/p14

He says it will be release on summer but I prefer to play with reality instead hype...

SimonSomeone

@Jack said: If I release a successor to GTL it will have all it's features. I suspect the new version will have a different feel and look to allow us more flexibility to expand the features. The question is, do I keep expanding on GTL or spend that time making a new version which has the potential to be even better.

At the minute I leaning towards Group the Loop Pro. It will run alongside GTL for awhile but have a different look and more features.

Good to hear!

catw4x

Hey @[deleted] , Are you the sole dev on GTL? Just wondering if you have any plans for any new features or updates? I see in a lot of posts you say "Maybe one day..." Just wondering if you are actively developing GTL or if you have other projects taking over?