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Best iOS synths/romplers with balls

Hello. Whether you call it power or volume all iOS synths/ROMplers are not equal. This also apply to VST and AU plugins and hardware synths. Some that come to mind are the Nave, Sunrizer, Vera Synth, and any of the Moog apps. What some your favorites that have big ones?

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  • SynthQ.
    Do not let the candy shop color scheme/design fool you; it can howl and roar.

  • Scythe is also pretty vicious.

  • Korg iM1 & Module, Roland iOS SoundCanvas, Yamaha Synthesiser Drum and Arp (Can be used as a multi-timbral sound-module) and SynthMaster to name a few...

  • iSem for sure. It really sounds fat.

  • Photophore, it has a ton of balls

  • Nlog Pro great balls, but hairy interface :p

  • Twin2 from Auria Pro. Can cut well.

  • Nave & SynthMaster

  • DRC, Cyclop, FM4

  • Phawuo. The grunt can be painful. Choose presets with care.

  • I'm surprised no one mentioned the Moog Model 15. I don't have it yet but for $30 it better have big ones.

  • Lorentz! I always have to tame the monster and even then, it sounds angry at me :)

  • MicroTERA, Moog Model 15, iSem.

  • iVCS3, Cyclop, NAVE, Moog apps

  • Magellan

  • @mkell424 said:
    I'm surprised no one mentioned the Moog Model 15. I don't have it yet but for $30 it better have big ones.

    I didn't only because the OP already mentioned the Moog apps.

  • @Fruitbat1919 said:

    @mkell424 said:
    I'm surprised no one mentioned the Moog Model 15. I don't have it yet but for $30 it better have big ones.

    I didn't only because the OP already mentioned the Moog apps.

    lol Great point especially since I was the OP. :)

  • I am considering buying iTuttle as I have heard stories of its fatitude. Balls? No balls?

  • @mkell424 said:

    @Fruitbat1919 said:

    @mkell424 said:
    I'm surprised no one mentioned the Moog Model 15. I don't have it yet but for $30 it better have big ones.

    I didn't only because the OP already mentioned the Moog apps.

    lol Great point especially since I was the OP. :)

    Yeah so you are lol. Good job, but I think you was greedy picking the best all for yourself :p

  • edited June 2016

    @Reid said:
    I am considering buying iTuttle as I have heard stories of its fatitude. Balls? No balls?

    Big balls.
    This one plus EGSY01, and the two mentioned above, Phawuo, and SynthQ, are big favorites of mine and all 4 belong in a special category: Bargain Balls

    Two other synths, also incredible bargains in my view, are zMors Modular and regular zMors. Which for some reason reminds me of Elastic Drums, which also has synth potentialities that can rip you a new one.

  • Let us not forget the mighty Bebot. Little robot, massive balls.

  • edited June 2016

    Synth Book. It's incredible, as Jakob Haq will tell you. And it's FREE!

  • Sounds like pretty much everything, then. Are there any sound making apps that are specifically weedy and slight? I’d have thought a waveform is a waveform, but it could be that some are modelling analogue stages that impart “curvature” to otherwise straight lines, (as an RC stage would inherently do) and this may explain some differences. Otherwise, if a thing puts out a sine wave of a certain peak-to-peak amplitude, it’ll be identical to another that does the same. If they’re different, they’re doing something different.

    Would Kymatica’s “The Oscillator” count as having balls?

  • @Reid said:
    I am considering buying iTuttle as I have heard stories of its fatitude. Balls? No balls?

    Yeah Ituttle is a really good mono synth for bass and fat leads...And you have paraphonic option (a kind of polyphony).Best effect with balls : rrarrow .And If you Want something free you have steinberg nanologue, Nice little free synth...

  • I think you guys just named each and every synth on iOS...

  • Today we learned that iOS synths have balls, period.

  • PPG's are missing: WaveMapper and WaveGenerator
    obscure operation, but excellent Filters and snappy envelopes, the base of balls

    cheers, Tom

  • @u0421793 said:
    Sounds like pretty much everything, then. Are there any sound making apps that are specifically weedy and slight? I’d have thought a waveform is a waveform, but it could be that some are modelling analogue stages that impart “curvature” to otherwise straight lines, (as an RC stage would inherently do) and this may explain some differences. Otherwise, if a thing puts out a sine wave of a certain peak-to-peak amplitude, it’ll be identical to another that does the same. If they’re different, they’re doing something different.

    I agree. Synths can have more than one OSC, a sub OSC, etc. And some are modeled after hardware synths that have their own character. There are some synths mentioned that I find weak so really it's a matter of opinion of who has the biggest balls of them all.

  • Markus Sigg's organ apps. I mean, Sunrizer can growl and roar, but painstaking reproductions of massive cathedral organs from around the world? Specialized niche, perhaps, but I do believe most of these could knock your balls clean off :wink:

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