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Brain Eno recommends SunVox
So, there you have it 
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Very cool!
There it is! I knew it
Wish it had LINK
Sunvox is a CLASSIC!
Eno knows best.
Brains are very smart
Ha! Now if only Brian Eno would reccomend S_nV_x
He's not that well connected
What's S_nV_x?
Now I really do hope it comes with a manual
It does
SunVox may be intimidating at first, but it's all bark and no bite once you spend a tiny bit of time with it. I promise. It sounds fantastic too. The Vibrasynth module by itself is better than 90% of iOS synths.
How do you convert a wav into a Sunvox file?
Can it only be done inside the app?
Does anyone know on a pc if there are other ways?
You'd need to have a beard first, as it loads ogg files.
The Sampler can use WAVs
You can Audiocopy it in, then load and "play" it in the sampler (C5) in live record (set record options to start record on press play and stop record on press stop) then save it as a project...
OK.
Now what?
Where's that pesky manual? Right behind the bourbon?
Online and pdf version:
http://www.warmplace.ru/wiki/sunvox:manual_en
The typo in the topic title is apropos.
Isn't that an unofficial/not really Brian/Brain Twitter account?
Thank you, sir. I'll look into it.
Another interesting FREE app for both macOS and WIndows is Caustic.
How does it compare to Audulus 3?
It's much simpler than audulus, and I think it's much easier to get usable synth sounds and experiment.
Audulus wins as far as the learning experience goes though.
From a synthesiser point of view, Sunvox is inferior. From a song making point of view, Sunvox is superior.
Sound-wise I wouldn't say it's an inferior synth, but in terms of modularity, SunVox doesn't get down to a synthmaker's "first principles" (i.e. an "A>=B" or other maths modules).