Yuri Turov On The Making Of Xynthesizr And Shoom For iOS - Interview on Synth Talk

White

https://www.synthtalk.net/articles/yuri-turov-on-the-making-of-xynthesizr-and-shoom-for-ios/

Charlesalbert

Yuri is a real nice guy and a super talented dev. Had the Best beta testing experience With him.

kinkujin

Thanks @White Great to read about the man behind one of the all time great apps.

Poppadocrock

Cool.

Poppadocrock

@kinkujin said:
Thanks @White Great to read about the man behind one of the all time great apps.

True

royor

Good read.. awesome apps! Thanks @White for the link.. 👍

mlau

👍👍👍

Small_paul1976

Two of my most used apps👍

Gavinski

Great article. Reading this prompted me to get Xynthesizr, I already had, and loved, Shoom. I held off Xynthesizr because it is IAA, but it's just so good. First impressions are that it is definitely up there with the iconic apps of the ages. What an interface, beautiful, intuitive, great-sounding.

hypnopad

This post inspired my next song.
Thanks for the seed!

reasOne

i’d pay 30$ for au xynthesizer right meow

great read here!

drcongo

I’d pay £30 for AU Shoom

aplourde

Shoutout to @SynthTalk for doing these interviews! It's wonderful to read about how these apps come about.

@reasOne said:
i’d pay 30$ for au xynthesizer right meow

😹

@drcongo said:
I’d pay £30 for AU Shoom

Because so much of Shoom is about bending notes and gliding textures what I would love to see is motion recording like Samplr or Borderlands...

aplourde

@Gavinski said:
Great article. Reading this prompted me to get Xynthesizr, I already had, and loved, Shoom. I held off Xynthesizr because it is IAA, but it's just so good. First impressions are that it is definitely up there with the iconic apps of the ages. What an interface, beautiful, intuitive, great-sounding.

While it can definitely be the centerpiece of a track, I think it particularly excels at being a secondary voice: because it can do subtle randomizations in a controlled manner (separate X and Y axis control); because it can be transposed by incoming notes; because the sound engine excels at creating, simpler, purer tones that don't hog up the sonic spectrum...

Gavinski

@aplourde said:

@Gavinski said:
Great article. Reading this prompted me to get Xynthesizr, I already had, and loved, Shoom. I held off Xynthesizr because it is IAA, but it's just so good. First impressions are that it is definitely up there with the iconic apps of the ages. What an interface, beautiful, intuitive, great-sounding.

While it can definitely be the centerpiece of a track, I think it particularly excels at being a secondary voice: because it can do subtle randomizations in a controlled manner (separate X and Y axis control); because it can be transposed by incoming notes; because the sound engine excels at creating, simpler, purer tones that don't hog up the sonic spectrum...

Thanks for the tip, I need to play with it more but you might be right.

SynthTalk

Thanks for the callout @aplourde!
It was fun to get a little background on on Xynthesizr and highlight the work @YuriT has contributed to the community.

cuscolima

Xynthesizer has just been updated but still no AUv3...this goes beyond my understanding. This app would be the perfect AU sequencer. Please, can anyone do this in Drambo?

palms

@cuscolima said:
Xynthesizer has just been updated but still no AUv3...this goes beyond my understanding. This app would be the perfect AU sequencer. Please, can anyone do this in Drambo?

I would buy Xynthesizer 2 in an instant if it was released as an Auv3

Gavinski

@cuscolima said:
Xynthesizer has just been updated but still no AUv3...this goes beyond my understanding. This app would be the perfect AU sequencer. Please, can anyone do this in Drambo?

Nothing mysterious about it. I guess it would be a ton of work to make it an AU and the dev either doesn't have time or would rather focus on new projects?