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Best Apps for 2016..
Here we go..
1) iSpark. Pure Genius..
2) Blocs Waves... Magic.
3) Launchpab... Nice
Comments
1) Ruismaker
2) Poison 202
3) Tines
4) Wavemapper AU
5) Phasemaker
Every AU app.
iwavestation
Poison 202
im1
AUM
Model 15
Shoom
iSpark
the Ruismakers
DM2
Poison 202
and many more ...
AUM
Moog Model 15
Poison 202
Model 15, Poison 202, Odyssei, Shoom
GTL
Blocs wave
AUM
Garageband update
Midiflow
Model 15. For once I can safely list just one. Based on time spent using it and quality of sound and design, this one ran away with it this year. So far ahead of everything else that I can't throw out an honorable mention off the top of my head.
also Viking
Im1
AUM
1) Gadget (2.0-2.9) add iWastation and Oddy;-)
2) Blocs Wave
3) Cubasis 2
4) Reactable Rotor
5) iSpark
1) LooptunesHD
2) Moog15
Infinite looper
Cubasis 2
as I have a fairly good opinion just from what little I have seen and heard already.
Drum Session
Odyssei
and I would expect iWavestation but am replenishing funds first so must partially reserve judgment ,(but not a lot)
Blocs Wave
Aum
Shoom
Model 15, set a benchmark, enough to make Desktop Muso's jealous.
ODYSSEi, Korg produced a nice surprise, that sidestepped the KLC Collection.
IT'S TIME TO GET FRUMPY!
Not that I use it a lot, but I'd have to say Blocs Wave. When it came out the reaction was lukewarm, then it transformed itself into an amazingly versatile tool.
Moebius lab
Addictive Pro
AUM
No particular order:
AUM: It opened up a new world of iOS app jamming & especially trying different recording chains. To me it is a complement to AudioBus, IAA & your DAW not a challenger to relace it.
Model 15: For someone only a few years into synths & keys real deeply, I am continually amazed by the sound & possibility of this app. Sometimes it's meditative to sit and play with it, creating sounds for well over an hour before noticing how long I've been messing with it.
Drum Session: Derek B. has already shown how amiable & genuinely interested he is in getting the community's input on changes & upgrades. I can't wait to see what this already great app is like in 6 months.
DDMF Neve Portico EQ AU: This EQ is so surgical & effective it is my go to EQ. There are other good EQ's (the EQ in Auria's PSP channel strip is quite good), but unless you want to fork over $35 for the Fab Filter EQ to me the best option is DDMF's AU EQ.
I just can't remember what was out in 2016 and what came before. It's all a blur of app goodness.
2017 will be tough though, as I'm pretty much app'd out now. I really need to settle down to getting more out of what I have
Shoom
Madrid
Moebius Lab
Phasemaker
Auria Pro 2.06 (AU support)
Model 15
2016 has been a big year for iOS audio with the widespread adoption of Ableton Link and AU, but, to me, the big story of 2016 is universal apps. Prior to 2016 there just wasn't much available on the iPhone. All nominations were released universal, or made so this year
AUM
Blocs Wave
Different Drummer universal
DRC
frekvens AU
Gadget universal
Infinite Looper
KQ MiniSynth
Model 15
Module universal
Phasemaker and the Ruismaker sisters
Poison-202
TC-11 universal
Viking and all blamsoft AU
honorable mentions (not universal)
Mersenne for a very unique sound
Shoom for being, well, unique
Game changers for 2016:
AUM
Blocs Wave
Model 15
Very honorable mention to KORG for amazing advances with Gadget in 2016. The introduction of nanoKey and nanoKONTROL Studio, 3 new Gadgets in July, plus ODYSSEi and iWAVESTATION, for a total of 5 new gadgets plus numerous IAP, including a Mellotron in Module. Korg also made many significant improvements to Gadget itself.
There are 28 gadgets now, and there are really more, because things like Triton and a Mellotron turn up in Glasgow instead of getting their own Gadget. Imagine what it will be next year.
BTW, I l love iM1, but it came out in May 2015.
Sidecar.
Humble perhaps compared to all of the excellent noise-makers and tools that arrived in 2016, but Sidecar makes every live performance so much easier and more enjoyable for me. Thank you, @SecretBaseDesign!
For me:
AUM
Model 15
Soft Drummer
Honourable mentions to GarageBand and to Drum Session. Natural sounding drums have been a big thing this year. AU is getting there too, although still not that reliable yet.
Model 15
The new Auxy
The apps that have had the most impact on my workflow are AUM and blocs wave,
My most used new sound generators are Gladstone and Madrid in Gadget
There have been so many brilliant apps released this year it is hard to see how 2017 is going to be as good.
Yeah I still need Gladstone and Madrid....well want, not need