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  • Samflash3Samflash3

    Let's see...my top 18 apps (actually 21 + 3 Gadget IAPs)

    1. Garageband (has all the basic effects I need and diverse instruments)
    2. Groovebox - Great for electronic sounds
    3. Blocs Wave
    4. Launchpad
    5. Reason Compact
    6. Multitrack Daw
    7. RouteMIDI (Showing it's age but since it makes it possible to get MIDI out of GarageBand into Xequence and other apps, it's on this list)
    8. Xequence 2 (Xequence MIDI management, plus Xequence and Gadget 2)
    9. Gadget 2 (with my Monopoly, Module, and Electribe Wave IAPs - Was going to get Vancouver as a sampler but #18 may have replaced the need for it)
    10. Effectrix (sadly not on iPhone)
    11. Blackhole Reverb
    12. Audiobus, Audioshare
    13. Bless Sidekick
    14. Tonebridge
    15. Koala Sampler
    16. Oval Synth
    17. MiRack /Model 15 -Not sure which one to remove as they're both cool)
    18. Nanostudio 2 (haven't tested it enough. But the fact I can sample my instruments and use it on iPhone and iPad has pushed this above a lot of possible apps)
    19. Pythonista- Considering the potential of making iOS behave the way you want to, I had to include this. Slowly learning it but the simple things I could do is just amazing.
  • ecouecou
    edited February 2020

    I agree with the concept that limitation and focus lets you (me anyway) be more creative. But find you are restricting just a bit to much. Including effects you could go to 30 apps.

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited February 2020

    Or, bear with me, you could just S_nV_x

  • EschatoneEschatone

    @JackDwyerburger said:
    Koala has been pretty ultimate for me for beats. I could probably go really far with just that and AudioShare alone(with all my samples of course but I have quite the collection)

    +1

    I love the combo of AUM, Audioshare, Enso and Koala (Plus a few synths + Samplers for sound sources) .. Enso makes it easy to make perfectly synced loops to import and layer up in Koala. Between those and Atom piano roll, it’s almost like a modular DAW. Only thing I’m missing is a good AUV3 automation recorder/editor.

  • EschatoneEschatone

    Groovebox
    Gadget + Korg synths
    Grooverider-16
    AudioShare
    AUM
    Koala
    FAC, Sugar Bytes, Fabfilter and Eventide bundles.
    Beepstreet Zeeon, Sunriser
    Enso and Atom Piano roll
    Every Bram Bos plugin
    Virsyn Audiolayer
    Synthmaster One

    If I were to limit my app diet, that would cover most of the major food groups for me.

  • FingolfinzzzFingolfinzzz

    @Eschatone said:

    @JackDwyerburger said:
    Koala has been pretty ultimate for me for beats. I could probably go really far with just that and AudioShare alone(with all my samples of course but I have quite the collection)

    +1

    I love the combo of AUM, Audioshare, Enso and Koala (Plus a few synths + Samplers for sound sources) .. Enso makes it easy to make perfectly synced loops to import and layer up in Koala. Between those and Atom piano roll, it’s almost like a modular DAW. Only thing I’m missing is a good AUV3 automation recorder/editor.

    Yeah that’s a lot of my process when I’m creating samples. I actually just sample loops straight to audioshare with aum if I’m using atom and then koala is incredible for resampling and layering and I even use it for chopping samples lately. Using too much timeline based stuff cramps my creativity when it comes to best making for some reason, I prefer to work with loops so I’m loving the modular style of creating. If Drambo knocks it out of the park with hiphop though there will be a new contender

  • sigma79sigma79
    edited February 2020

    Poison 202.
    Aum.
    Xequence.
    Ripplemaker or Mononoke ( with Volca Modular )
    Stepbud
    Poly 2.
    Continua ( Mpe )
    Kb-1
    Fd-1
    Tb Mophit
    Tb Reverb
    Tb Enhancer
    Tb Eq
    Tb Barricade
    Fractal
    Elastic drums
    Phasemaker
    Factory
    Quanta
    Tube AU.

    20 apps.

    Audiobus
    Pure acid
    Yellofier
    Replicant 2
    Multitrack recorder
    Thumbjam

  • hellquisthellquist

    @Littlewoodg said:
    Or, bear with me, you could just S_nV_x

    I was scrolling these pages in disbelief that no one had mentioned it, but yes, there it (kind of) is. :D

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited February 2020

    @hellquist said:

    @Littlewoodg said:
    Or, bear with me, you could just S_nV_x

    I was scrolling these pages in disbelief that no one had mentioned it, but yes, there it (kind of) is. :D

    Kind of might be enough. 18 apps seems like a lot to get velocity layered samplers, synths, note and midi FX, follow actions, P locks, stem export etc. etc

    Forgot to say: When you can get them all in one app

  • BitterGumsBitterGums

    I haven't counted but I keep the lineup pretty streamilined as well. Delete it if I don't use it.

    Fugue Machine you could lose...doesn't seem like u use it . Add Elastic Drums for something closer to your thing.
    LaGrange .. sorta in the same boat. Think about one of the Korg/Arturia/Moog analog synths.. or and old standbye like Zeeon, Animoog, Volt or Synth One.

  • Samflash3Samflash3
    edited February 2020

    @Eschatone said:

    @JackDwyerburger said:
    Koala has been pretty ultimate for me for beats. I could probably go really far with just that and AudioShare alone(with all my samples of course but I have quite the collection)

    +1

    I love the combo of AUM, Audioshare, Enso and Koala (Plus a few synths + Samplers for sound sources) .. Enso makes it easy to make perfectly synced loops to import and layer up in Koala. Between those and Atom piano roll, it’s almost like a modular DAW. Only thing I’m missing is a good AUV3 automation recorder/editor.

    I don't have Enso, but I do have BlocsWave and L7 looper. Would I be able to achieve the same thing using them?

    @BitterGums said:
    I haven't counted but I keep the lineup pretty streamilined as well. Delete it if I don't use it.

    Fugue Machine you could lose...doesn't seem like u use it . Add Elastic Drums for something closer to your thing.
    LaGrange .. sorta in the same boat. Think about one of the Korg/Arturia/Moog analog synths.. or and old standbye like Zeeon, Animoog, Volt or Synth One.

    Any recommendations on mine? I have Beatmaker but I placed Nanostudio due to the fact that it works on iOS as well. (My goal is to be able to replicate my iPad sounds on a small iPhone SE), so a sampler is sometimes needed.

  • colonel_mustardcolonel_mustard

    I love these taking stock threads. Would not want to be without:

    NanoStudio 2
    SunVox
    AudioShare
    AUM
    AB3
    Loopy HD
    Patterning 2
    Samplr
    ChordPolyPad
    Egoist
    iWAVESTATION
    iFretless Bass
    iPulsaret
    TB ReelBus
    Model D
    iSymphonic
    Ruismaker Noir
    Brusfri

    And no doubt a few others...

    I spend a fair bit of time outside of iOS with Reason, Logic, Octatrack and hardware synths, so I’m not trying to do everything in the iPad.

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