You have to realize that there are a HUGE numbers of small "songwriter" studios out there that are likely early Auria adopters. These people have NO efficient way to track realistic sounding drums. Either they can't afford the combination of mics, or they don't have the space, or they have nearby neighbors where using live drums is not possible. This will be the largest segment of the Auria user base initially, much more so than the larger studios who already have effective ways to track drums. The big studios aren't about to give up their Mac Pros and 26" screens just yet.
4 updates:
1) PLEASE provide a simple "slide lock" functionality for the screen, so that when recording and accidentally hit the "x2" button or the kit list it won't stop the audio and take you to another screen, thus losing your amazing perfect take
2) Flip pad layout for lefties, or even better, just more flexible pad layout in general.
3) Ability to assign the high-hat dual sound (open/close) "choke" functionality to any larger pad.
AND LAST AND MOST IMPORTANT, PLEEEEEASE:
4) DROPBOX INTEGRATION so that you can integrate files back and forth with Auria (hopefully as multitrack drums but who's pushing it)
C'MON GUYS. This is an iPhone native app with no updates in TWO YEARS. It's far more important to the largest segment of your user base than even the drumagog plug in. It is also the simplest, most realistic sounding drum pad app yet made. Congratulations on that. And congratulations on Auria. Now help us out. Heck, even an iPad native update with Dropbox integration would be a HUGE deal.
