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Though you may think that this pack will be of primary interest to soundtrack composers and those that need ready access to international sound palettes, the reality is that makes of any and all genres of music will find loads of usable samples and loops here. And they can all be drag-and-dropped straight onto an audio track in your DAW. It presents a totally fresh, unique bedrock on which to experiment.
UVI thoughtfully include a Play button to the left of the patch menu, so you can try out the whole loop. The loops in each Traveler are arranged by tempo. Once you find a loop you like, you can begin to tweak it with the controls in each strip. If you want to experiment with the loops, click the Dice icon to the right of the Patch menu and the Traveler will select random instruments and their loops (from those hard-wired into that particular Traveler). Most of the percussion instruments sounded exactly the same. The difference tends to be in melodic instruments like Sitars and other stringed or wind instruments. More variety in these instruments, particularly with percussion patterns and instrument sounds would have been nice considering the staggering number of loops on offer elsewhere in the library.
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Hi!
We have a global report suite set to get data from all our websites. However, it was not including our app (it can redirect to our sites also). So I went to the report suite, enabled the app data, went to the app data collection property, and also added the global report suite there.
When I go to our report on analytics and try to create a flow using report suit as an entry point, the app report suite does not show there. Is there something else I should do? For the sites, we also mapped out the report suite as an eVar. Would that be the issue? that we don't have a report suite eVar set for the app?
If it is the later, how can I set an eVar for mobile app now that we don't have mobile services anymore? is it through launch like a website (after creating the eVar) or via RS using processing rules?
thanks in advance
The I will have stuff which is basically set and reused which is specific to the app itself... which app is it (we have three), the code version of the app and the build number (we don't force upgrades, so we need to know which version users are on - and while yes this is also sent in some of the standard metrics, having these pieces allow me to have a little more control), etc.
In your case, the report suite won't change in the middle of using the app, so your developers can set the value once, then attach it to all calls (or as I said, you could use Adobe Launch to just append this - which might be easier....)
This will append your context variable to your server calls, and since the value of the report suite shouldn't be changing (unless you are using one Launch property to drive multiple suites - then this won't work)
Make sure you test this first in a QA or Dev suite... processing rules will change the value of your dimensions, so you want to be sure the rules are working correctly before adding to prod... if something breaks there is no way to get the old values back.
If so, then you should have that, but as this is a custom eVar it shouldn't be required to see your app data... just for your segments to work... Unless you are specifically relying on a value to be set for your particular reporting (then potentially your flow may be impacted by having an "undefined" value - I have not seen your reporting, you would know better how your reports are built)
So, now we come to the details of mobile app tracking. In your mobile app, you don't set your eVars, props, etc directly, but rather you need to set context variables, then map those using Processing Rules (you can of course set a context variable like "evar5" and map the value 1 to 1 into your eVar5; or you can set more namespace type parts like "category" or "userId" or "searchTerm", etc, then map those (either alone or as concatenated values into your dimensions).
(Pro Tip, I like to have my developers create all context variables under a specific namespace "myapp.category" or "myapp.userId" - this way ALL the custom values are collected under one "myapp" namespace so that they are easier to distinguish from Adobe's own context variables)
IF you don't have that installed, testing is a lot harder, you have to use a tool like Charles or Fiddler, connect your device through a proxy connection to your computer and watch the raw data requests to make sure they are sending to Adobe (you cannot see Post-Processed values here)
Then if you aren't using Assurance, you will need to make sure that ALL your processing rules are configured to properly collect your data.... the tricky part here is waiting an hour to see the data appear in a report... and right now, this already seems like having your data even arrive to the suite is in question....
If you have multiple apps, you may need to do a check if this is a native app AND do a secondary check based on the value of a.appid contains, or maybe based on a custom context variable to properly identify multiple apps from one another.
Another recommendation, since you are using Processing Rules, I highly recommend that ALL app rules use the "a.appid" is set check (this will prevent any accidental changing of values coming from your website). I name all app specific rules with the prefix "App: " to ensure I can tell which rules are which.
Hopefully this is a start for you, but I think before looking at your reports, you need to do direct testing of your app (using Assurance, or at the very least Charles/Fiddler) to make sure that the app is even sending data to Adobe, that there isn't an implementation issue right at the SDK/App level.
Thanks for your help Jen!
So in regard to the Assurance, we included it in our sprint and should have it deployed soon. This way will be easier to tell. Right now Ive been checking our data using the real-time option or testing in the development environment (we have a report suite only for that also).
I can now see that we are indeed getting data from the app as the actions/custom links are showing there.
and I just checked and it does seem that we are getting the pages from the app also as when I break down some of them with URLs it shows this:
That also made me realize that we have to rename our app screen names as it's difficult to realize they are from the app and not web. (will have to create a proper structure for that).
Our app is not native, and for now, it is the only one but we have a second being developed (not native either). That is why I'm lost in how we (our devs) can create new context data! All the lifecycle Adobe ones are working fine.
when you say the value of a.appid, can I add the exact version of the app there? but in this case, I would have to change it every time we have a new version coming, correct? I think setting a context variable would make more sense (If I learn how to do so for a non-native app and show it to the devs)
And thank you for your tip. I opened a request to rename all our track actions to include the prefix "app", and will be also requesting for page name. Will also change the rules.
Oh... if the app is not Native - I assume its more like a native app wrapper around a website? Then you can just use normal "web tracking" on the website that drives the app - we used to have apps like that.. you don't get app lifecycle events, but it makes things a lot easier (well possibly)
In the past, before we had a Native App, our apps used a website (app.site.com) in a native app wrapper... we implemented all analytics through a normal web implementation (not the SDK)... it also meant that we could do most of our analytics testing but loading app.site.com directly in our browsers (no need for the proxy connection). However, if your developers are using the SDK to connect the wrapper (to get lifecycle metrics with the page content being loaded, you may still need to do all the proxy / SDK testing.
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