Moog app sale, Animoog’s $5!

Crawlingwind

Thanks - will investigate.

@CracklePot said:

@Crawlingwind said:
So I just bought it for my iphone, but I was hoping my iaps would transfer. Guess I was wrong.

There is a way to use iTunes on a computer to copy them over. I haven’t done it though. I think there are instructions on the site that hosts free Animoog presets and timbres.

https://www.animoog.org/database/expansion-packs/

If you need more info or help, try a search on here, or start a new thread asking for help. There were a number of members who knew how to do this and were discussing it on an older thread.

McDtracy

Animoog for iPad is $9.99 (down from $29.99)
Animoog for iPhone is $2.99 (down from $4.99)

*NOTE: Both have IAP's and you would need to (re)purchase for both platforms.

It's not AUv3 but is AB3 so only one instance in AUM possible.

IT SOUNDS INCREDIBLE JUST WITH PRESETS. If you discovered synths with Wendy Carlos "Switch on Bach" or Tomita's "Snowflakes are Dancing" you'll recognize these sounds... lot's of portamento like a Keith Emerson solo.

Incredible keyboard controller... sends out MIDI too but I haven't tried it: Very close to the Roli Seaboard design.

Don't miss the opportunity to have this tool in your kit.

espiegel123

@McDtracy said:
PS - I have Model D and Model 15... should I add Animoog for some other particular sound or a better UI? Does it have AU, AB3 or IAA?

Animoog is a lovely beast. It is a wavetable(ish) synth with some nice wrinkles. It comes with some great presets. It was my first "real" iOS synth and still a fave.

Keenan

Is Model 15 worth it? I’ve got Model D and really like that synth but even at the sale price Model 15 is still quite pricey. I’m not quite sure what it has to offer that I can’t get from the hoards of other great synths I already have.

McDtracy

@Keenan said:
Is Model 15 worth it?

If you like "sound design" then every Moog App is worth it. They invented most of the fundamental analog techniques.

If you just use presets on most of your synths or download presets when you find them then it's probably not worth it and won't get used a lot.

When I only had a few synths I'd grab it a lot to find a good pad or bass but now that I have 20 synths and will get more this week I tend to bypass it more and more.

I just picked up Animoog and it's presets are really good for my tastes: Very classic Moog leads/pads.

But if I start digging into "sound design" I'm sure I will probably open it after starting with something that has a lot of video tutorials. The "Primer" Synth from the Syntorial web site folks is a great way to start leaning about Synth Programming. Hear a sound and know how it was made.

Now I have to open my new Xeeon and see what it delivers.

espiegel123

@Keenan said:
Is Model 15 worth it? I’ve got Model D and really like that synth but even at the sale price Model 15 is still quite pricey. I’m not quite sure what it has to offer that I can’t get from the hoards of other great synths I already have.

If one knows about and likes working with modular synths the Model 15 is great. But "modular synth" doesn't make you salivate , you will likely be just as happy with Model D. The added flexibility of modular synthesis had a learning curve associated with it.

BroCoast

@McDtracy said:
Does Filtatron ($2) support AudioBus or IAA for DAW's like AUM, Cubasis? or is it just a standalone App that works on the mic and audio files?

I covet a Moog filter for use on my other synths. Can that be done?

Filtatron is awesome and definitely worth it.

It's stereo filter thing it does is kind of unique and can't be found on Moog hardware. I use it IAA quite a bit, often just to process guitar or DX7.