Feature Requests

I would like to be able to split my MIDI keyboard into logical blocks that I can assign, each, to control a dedicated track. (For exemple my lowest keys are assigned to my drum machine, the rest of the left part of the keyboard to a bass in Poison202, and the right part of the keyboard would control a Zeeon instance).

Some of my instruments get locked into a midi note in state somehow and can’t be fixed until the instrument is deleted.

Hello, I like to have fun with Koala Sampler. I think it's software that keeps the same philosophy of use as Sand, namely ease and intuitiveness. However, you can not sample (Micro) audio directly from Sand. I think this feature would be a big plus for audio sampling. Thanks, David

To use it within AUM, for example

To cope with plugins that don’t play well with fast rendering, a real-time export option could be useful

Currently it's often hard to drag or size notes with fingers, the sizing handle seems to overlap the moveable area on a note which results in very frequent undesired actions in addition to fingers visually obscuring the dragged notes. NanoStudio 2 has a great solution to these issues (Cubasis 3 has it in a similar way). They add extra handles (to the bottom of the editable area) that can be dragged, like proxies, that move or size (or adjust velocity for) the selected notes. This works exceptionally well for touch input. It would be great if SAND had similar capabilities.

‘Cause it’s cool.

A function that would let the user use an MPE controller on a non MPE synth. This would probably also need to entail creating a template editor of some sort (with a way to edit input curves from controllers), and a disclaimer that it wouldn’t work well on all synths, because not all synths have a wide range of expression parameters baked in. Honestly, this might be a programming nightmare, but it is a compelling concept for users. I could envision a use case that reroutes midi ccs to both a synth and plug-in effect from an MPE controller as well.

To be able to lay down a vocal take after building parts from just the mic would be great. Maybe there’s already a auv3 plugin that does this?