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Jordan Rudess demos Apesoft Mood

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  • 8BitSamurai8BitSamurai

    I love iPulsaret and iDensity. Although they kind of do similar things. I don't regret buying either lol

  • DaveypooDaveypoo

    I have to say - it's really cool to see Jordan Rudess playing a couple of my patches in that video.

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  • skiphuntskiphunt

    This video, as well as @RedSkyLullaby 's makes me feel like the complete musical dolt that I truly am. I've been playing with this synth for weeks... looking for rare bugs, and had no idea of what it was really capable of.

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    @skiphunt said:

    @Max23 said:
    I don't know about you guys
    But I love ipulsaret to death
    Makes very nice granular spacey pad sounds
    Forget the glitch junk, do pads with it ;)

    Yep, I do too. Always wondered why it was rarely mentioned on this board. Just like Mood, I think iPulsaret is the kitten's meow fo' shizzle :)

    +1

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    @Cib said:
    Mmhhh, i bought Mood but it's a bit too much hype. It's really a great tool and Apesoft offers some fantastic workflow tricks. I like the GUI.
    .....but the engine quality will not be my fav.

    well observed, Personally I would have appreciated an Uber-VCS with Sparkle and Apefilter included in the routing matrix. But that would have made it too 'complicated' for a broader market.
    Fortunately the drive section adds some beef to a way too clean filter section and workflow is smart indeed.

  • Tom Synth AnatomyTom Synth Anatomy

    My intro and review video ;)

  • ShazammShazamm

    @Tom Synth Anatomy said:
    My intro and review video ;)

    WE SEEN YOUR POST MAN

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Nice review! :)

    @Tom Synth Anatomy said:
    My intro and review video ;)

  • zarvzarv

    Looks like another good musical app.
    Jordan can make appear awesome even a pot and a spoon

  • oat_phippsoat_phipps

    @zarv said:
    Looks like another good musical app.
    Jordan can make appear awesome even a pot and a spoon

    I make a chili that does the same

  • cuscolimacuscolima

    I really like Jordan and I am a big fan of DT. However, for the sake of music on iPad, it would be great to see new known artists demoing apps. We are too much in a guarded hunt (in my opinion)

  • TelefunkyTelefunky
    edited June 2017

    Jordan did a real good job (as did the preset makers) and admittedly fooled me into that nasty comment about a cheap analog synth (Deep Mind 12).
    In fact the Mood is a hell to tweak if you want what's considered analog 'warmth' ;)
    Not it's domain at all, but a nice creative tool - which benefits a lot from Apesoft/Amazing Noises consistent interface and midi/control implementation.

  • TovokasTovokas
    edited June 2017

    I imagine there are many guitar players like me who have learned keys over the years who look at a synth like Mood and think: deeper than I'll ever need, sounds great, fantastic presets, easy to tweak, responsive dev,... and it's an AU so it acts a lot like the VST's in our desktop daws: terrific! I really couldn't be much happier about a $12 investment. :)

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