Can't synthesize, won't synthesize!

Jocphone

@JeffChasteen said:

@Jocphone said:

@u0421793 said:

@Jocphone said:

@u0421793 said:
Can anyone name any existing iOS apps that use Spectral modelling synthesis?

I’ll start off:
Apesoft’s Sparkle (and apeFilter, apeDelay).
Also, VirSyn’s Poseidon Synth.

I'm waiting for the accompanying SunVox projects to these lectures, as you've clearly hinted at these past few weeks.

The ironing thing is, I don’t have Sunvox on the iPad, and I’ve only downloaded it and looked at it on OS X. Mostly I look at it and after a few minutes of staring, I have to go and look at something attractive or pretty or, you know, …designed.

What a bizarre comment (even ignoring the ironing). May not appeal to your particular aesthetic but that doesn't stop it having some design merits. I find it very usable and clean. Sure, there are aspects that I would change but overall it is quite an efficient interface once learned.

Hey, I wouldn't read the New York Times for years because I truly hated the font that they used.

Sure, and there are apps that I have avoided for similar reasons cough, auria, cough

Jocphone

@u0421793 said:

@Jocphone said:

@u0421793 said:

@Jocphone said:

@u0421793 said:
Can anyone name any existing iOS apps that use Spectral modelling synthesis?

I’ll start off:
Apesoft’s Sparkle (and apeFilter, apeDelay).
Also, VirSyn’s Poseidon Synth.

I'm waiting for the accompanying SunVox projects to these lectures, as you've clearly hinted at these past few weeks.

The ironing thing is, I don’t have Sunvox on the iPad, and I’ve only downloaded it and looked at it on OS X. Mostly I look at it and after a few minutes of staring, I have to go and look at something attractive or pretty or, you know, …designed.

What a bizarre comment (even ignoring the ironing). May not appeal to your particular aesthetic but that doesn't stop it having some design merits. I find it very usable and clean. Sure, there are aspects that I would change but overall it is quite an efficient interface once learned.

I will come back to it, I’ll have to, it’s a universal inevitability, it’s the undeniable terminus of entropy (penultimate but one to the heat death of the universe). It just seems frightening in that once you’re in, you don’t go back.

That may seem the truth but I'm finding it only occupies the one existence. In reality we can be multi-dimensional and still prosper.