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Favorite and most intriguing sequencing app for iOS synths & drums? (except Drambo)

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  • @syrupcore said:

    @cian said:
    I meant pitched percussion synth. I’ll knock up a patch if I ever get a free moment.

    Lately I've been thinking that NS2 totally deserves a dedicated drum synth version of Slate. Maybe limited to 8 voices or something but, yeah, 100%. Obsidian is capable of an absurd array of drum-like sounds. VA+Sample? Sure. FM+FM+VA, yep. Noise+FM+Multi-sample, OK! There are just too many possible parameters available to make it a quick and lovely drum synth. It actually needs to be dumbed down a bit! And tuned/streamlined for percussion. But it's all there.

    Yeah, I have a template that uses Mozaic that basically makes Nanostudio a groovebox. You have everything, including superflexible routing.

  • @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    If you had an hour to waste outside some dressing room (for the love of your life so, sure, you're gonna wait): Aphelian or Oscilab?

    I guess Aphelian. There's more to it, so it may start slow (at least it did for me). But it packs more power.
    Oscilab is more on your face, I guess. Oh... and Osci is from the IAA era, but Universal ... Aphelian is AU, but I think it's not iPhone compatible

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    @YannisHatzi said:
    I bet you all have quite a few iOS sequencers/generators in your arsenal.
    Which is your go to app when you want to create some interesting synth and drum patterns but you feel uninspired?

    Gadget + Stockholm + a number of great REX loops.
    Slate in NS2 is very nice too but Gadget's London, Recife, Bilbao and especially Stockholm are still my most inspiring sources. It's an approach not unlike DJing. A breakbeat here, a guitar riff there, a vocal line on top and every loop is already sliced and ready for rearranging.

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