Yup loving my mobilelite!
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Oh! So youāre just looking for a sample edit/transfer combo, then?
Ru saying its possible to use the mobilelite to get samples onto my OT from my ipad?
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That would make sense though. The OT does just show up as a flash drive huh
Yes! Put the OT in usb transfer mode-and then log onto the MobileLite and then you can transfer samples to the OT through the MobileLite app
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Right on, i tried this last night and it didnt seem to work but I will give it another go tonight
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gaia please come back with an update and thanks everyone else for details. gaia iām really interested finding out if you would succeed or not. iām going to try it myself later too as right now iāve got to go take some sarms from my doc. but i will try later and iām really interested to find out if you succeeded or not and if you had some probs.
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hello
sorry if this seems like iām rushing, but is there an ETA for the release? just the fact that an app like this is in development is making me super happy. i have an iRig that lets me play and save basslines directly to my iphone. an app for easily uploading those basslines to my digitakt will make making fully fledged songs with the digitakt really easy!
thanks in advance void.
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my personal deadline for submitting it to Apple is Sunday evening. Adding some iOS 11 things right now (drag/drop) and then off it goes - so should be available early next week! 
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great! looking forward to it
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Arise Sir Void!
You are a Knight of the Realmā¦
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Please have it support iPhone 5 (32bit)! Pretty please with a keg of beer on top?
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right now it supports down to iPhone 4S / iPad 2 / iOS 9
(tho I believe the first iPhone which supports the camera connection kit / midi cable is the 5 or 5S, not sure right nowā¦ thus, with the really old iPhones only the WiFi connection will work)
personally waiting for my iPhone X to arrive, should be next week (hopefully)
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Is there any possibility of iOS sample transfer to octatrack happening?
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Thatās great, I see so many music apps nowadays that doesnāt support the iPhone 5 (and below). Iāll upgrade mine to a 6 or 5SE when I get the time (I want that 3,5mm jack a while longer). Iām only doing that because I dropped it a month ago, thereās a large crack going diagonally across the whole screen, large bit of plastic/glass over the camera next to the ear speaker is gone. Siri is slightly dumber as well. I wouldāve squeezed 1 more year out of it, had that not happened lol. A 10,5" iPad is inbound though, my Air 1 needs to stay on iOS 10.3.3 due to the massive backlog of 32bit apps I have collected.
@ChrisG tbh tho at some point it will be tricky to compile apps for 32bit devices using the up-to-date tools, at which point itās gonna be a PITA doing updates which support these devices. So if you go & buy a 32bit iPhone right now itās basically an end-of-life thingā¦ i.e. I canāt promise to keep supporting 32bit devices forever. Possibly have to drop support by next autumn alreadyā¦
yea itās sad that 32bit devices are dropped, on the other hand it keeps iOS lean & meanā¦ and from the devs of these apps, all thatās required is a recompile using a modern SDK. Anything which has been updated within the last 3 years or so should have a 64bit slice and still runs on iOS 11ā¦
@jb I donāt think itās possible to do this in a good wayā¦
general update: drag & drop is in, it works with individual files, folders, can unzip zip files, and all combinations of the above
just a few more graphics tweaksā¦
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@void I totally get that (the next phone is a 5SE or 6 so definitely 64bit). Gotta say though, Iām no dev, but from a users perspective, even from a gadget nerd like me, Apple have a tendency to push their agenda/will onto both devs and users at a rapid pace. That, or itās just me getting too old to keep pace (Iām well into my thirties, but yesterday I was 25, I swear!). Anyway, you having support for older devices with the initial release(es) means that more people can still use those old phones with the Digitakt even though the app will require a newer device at some point. 
Speaking of old phones, Iām using an iPhone 3GS as a remote control for various stuff, as a radio/music player in the kitchen where I have this 30pin dock with speakers thing. The phone is powerful enough to run synths like Sunrizer and NLog etc (I have a 30pin CCK used for MIDI, but that was likely used back on the iPad 2). The iPhone 5 will be dedicated to just audio stuff, like the digitakt (storing samples etc as itās 64gb, possibly even do Bluetooth midi stuff at some point), but most importantly, I got a fully loaded Alchemy Mobile synth on it (will definitely provide mucho sampled material for the digitakt). When that phone dies, so does Alchemy Mobile as it doesnāt really exist anymore.
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Void
When will it be in stores? Happy owner of Collider and Strom
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