Tone Packets - What is it, how does it work?

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

Thanks for the explanation. I saw it in the updates for Euclidean AUV3, and was wondering what it was. Thanks for the groovy music apps, and best wishes for your continued success.

[@Teo22athome]

Paul, you are the best dev when it comes to educating your clients on how to get the most from your apps. The help menu, the yt tutorials, the updates and advanced tutorials. Nobody does it better. Cheers to you ! 👍🏼

[@royor3]

Brilliant! Tip of the chapeau to everyone involved.. 👏🏻

[@carlsalazar4490]

Your tutorials add so much value to your apps. The chord function in Helium has been a game changer for me. Thanks for providing amazing Apps.

[@Illkacirma]

just great

[@3stig]

Thank you Sir Paul for your unstoppable efforts making your apps even better than they were 👍😎👏👏

[@kentaccordionist]

This is awesome. Very well implemented Well done Paul.

[@edzielinski]

Really nice. It's great that you can use Tone Packets along with the regular MIDI output at the same time so that you can still use the apps of your choice, and the anticipation setting is something that I've not seen available elsewhere. Your apps are always at least one step into the future, which is always exciting! Big props to Greg Riker and David Collett too - great work guys! 🥉

[@PaultheMusicMan]

Yes, both David and Greg are great guys that have both spent many hours helping me over the years. Flad you enjoyed the video.

[@djba]

Thanks Paul. I hope there is wide-spread acceptance of Tone Packets.

[@Francesco-L]

Thank you for these awesome updates. It would be great if the Helium pianoroll also had a “Follow Chord” function. Like the woovebox (hardware groovebox) which I like so much.

[@iosmusicman]

Ace Paul. Thanks. Lee

[@Crazy-Society]

Hey Paul, is there a way to see the ghost notes better when the source track notes are at a low velocity level and yellow colored? High contrast doesn't help. Thanks!