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Spring 2016 App Sales & Debuts
The latest few app debuts that have hit the iOS music creation scene, such as Shoom, Blocs Wave and Vatanator, all look promising but I haven't jumped at them as of yet.
I saw Different Drummer go down to $9.99 but it is one if the few apps that just has never appealed to me. The sounds and interface I've seen in all the video demos just didn't hit me.
The other deal I just saw was for Pocket Organ C3B3 down to like $2.99. I have the excellent Hammond B3/Leslie app Galileo by Yonac that I pretty much thought would cover any organ sounds I wanted.
Does anyone have both Galileo and Pocket Organ and think that Pocket Organ has any sounds or general Vibe that Galileo doesn't have?
Comments
Have you tried turning down the brightness on Galilleo?
There's usually too much brightness and drive on the presets in Galileo. Other than that, I think it's a fantastic app. Great sound with fantastic capabilities to model the organ sound.
I figured for less than a Starbucks I would roll the dice and C3B3 is very cool.
I agree with Flo that there's something going on in the frequency spectrum that makes the two apps fairly different. I was just listening to both playing around with my Sony MDR-7506 headphones, which are my go to cans in the studio for overdubbing, checking mixes, etc. They're great tools during mixing too...
Through the Sony's Galileo sounds excellent but a bit 'hollow' on some voices. I think C3B3 sounds a bit thicker but aside from nitpicks the differences are not deal breakers by any means. In my view the distortion control on C3B3 is better but Galileo's Leslie sounds are better...its one of those deals, two great apps just different.
I am looking forward to doing some layering with both and see what kind of stuff I get. C3B3 is a steal at $3 and the in app $2 purchase to save your own voices rounds it out to $5 for a high caliber Hammond organ experience.
The same devs who did the absolutely kickass Mellotron app Super Manetron did C3B3 too and their attention to detail and level of quality is all over it.