Arturia hat mit der Version 1.0.2 die erweiterten Möglichkeiten des Audiobus 2 in die iSEM Software für das iPad integriert. Damit laufen so viele Apps parallel oder in Reihe wie das Host-Gerät verarbeiten kann. Audiobus 2 hat mehrere, unabhängige Pipelines im Griff, mit so vielen Eingängen , Filtern oder Ausgängen, wie der Nutzer will . Dank dieser Audiobus 2 Unterstützung können Benutzer aus iSEM heraus ihre eigenen Presets speichern, per e-mail versenden, oder in soziale Netzwerke posten.iSEM steht übrigens für das Oberheim Synthesizer Expander Module® von 1974. Arturia schreibt dazu:
GRENOBLE, FRANCE: music software and hardware company Arturia is proud to announce availability of an Audiobus 2-supporting update (V1.0.2) to iSEM, its authentic recreation of the 1974-vintage Oberheim Synthesizer Expander Module® (SEM) for Apple’s iPad, as of April 3…While Arturia always appreciates such support from acclaimed artists, appealing iSEM improvements abound in V1.0.2 as one of the first such synth apps to support all Audiobus 2 functions. Running as many apps in parallel or series as the host device can handle, Audiobus 2 can handle multiple, independent pipelines, with as many inputs, filters, or outputs as the user wants. Thanks to this Audiobus 2 support, iSEM users can cleverly save presets of their connection graphs and share them via e-mail or social networks. Needless to say, the musical world is getting smaller, it seems, while more musicians than ever can enjoy those thrilling SEM sounds!
Indeed, iSEM continues to do what it does best — providing iPad users the world over with an authentic recreation of the still-sought-after analogue sounds of Oberheim’s original dual-oscillator SEM monosynth and its subsequent integration into that Californian company’s pioneering polysynth developments. Ingeniously, iSEM quite literally taps into all of this and then some, putting more musicality at anyone’s fingertips than its namesake designer dared dream possible back in Oberheim’s Seventies salad days!