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2021 iOS App Sales and Discussion

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  • @McD said:

    I know it seems like a lot of money but it's like collecting 71 studio rack devices for $0.69 each.
    As a whole they can replace every single traditional FX app on your IOS device. I'm sure you'll
    find 10 of them that are the best in their class and that's worth $5 each. Still, $48 is a leap of faith.

    They are also very CPU efficient and a single AUv3 can contain 8 in a rack and you could still create another instance (or 2). There is a wall with AUv3 memory constraints but these FX are DSP/CPU are consume little RAM at run-time.

    The collection is $300 on the desktop.

    https://forum.audiob.us/uploads/editor/mu/vce9c2oalhyv.png

    I highly doubt there’s anything near the quality of FAC Alteza, Eventide’s Blackhole. Lunar Lander, Timeless, Kosmonaut.. I could go on.

    I’m in the camp of “already have everything I need” (including MDES and their 6144 EQ)

  • Page 100... wow. Rock on @Poppadocrock!

  • @Simon said:

    @McD said:
    I have so many baskets, it's embarrassing.

    Yes. I have a basket called "Korg Gadget" that has more than $48 worth of goodies in it. Hopefully Korg will keep it working with future iOS updates.

    Sure. I have basket too. I think I'm up to about $30 in goodies and a rarely even open it. Still, someday I'll re-visit it.

  • @Edward_Alexander said:

    I highly doubt there’s anything near the quality of FAC Alteza, Eventide’s Blackhole. Lunar Lander, Timeless, Kosmonaut.. I could go on.

    You can assemble complex FX rigs in Mixbox that are on a par with these "multi-FX" apps. None you listed are traditional studio devices and that's what MixBox CS is a collection. Traditional Studio Hardware Rack Unit for mixing/mastering from a console.

    I’m in the camp of “already have everything I need” (including MDES and their 6144 EQ)

    I'm slowly getting there. I read about a new FX and watch the demo's and think... I'd rarely use it.
    But I'm slowing done in general due to other distractions in my life.

  • @LinearLineman said:
    I just want to release as many albums as Zappa did while he was extant... 50! Of course his estate released another 61 posthumously... it’ll never catch that even if I keep producing after I’m dead.... like Zappa did. 🤔😳👊

    Watch Prince's estate exceed that in a few years, if the rumours about the size of his legendary vault are anywhere near true. :) But the more from these two the better, so I'm fine with that.

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    @ervin said:
    Watch Prince's estate exceed that in a few years, if the rumours about the size of his legendary vault are anywhere near true.

    I'm sure the vault is large but not sure how good the material might be. Prince was smart - he released his best work as he recorded it.

    I read a book a few years ago about his recording during 1999/Purple Rain times and he seemed to be recording almost every day. Lots of tracks were recorded over and over with different approaches (like "Erotic City"). And he'd crank up the drum machine and just jam stuff over the beat trying to come up with something he likes. And it was all recorded and catalogued as "songs", even if it wasn't much more than goofing around. Talented goofing, I'll grant you.

    I imagine he would have lots of live shows on tape as well.

  • https://apps.apple.com/us/app/subdivision-infinity/id1215302198 subdivision infinity is currently for the first time (ever)

  • Utility

    ShareShareShare is free usually $1.99 - share any media with another device

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shareshareshare/id1554563782

  • edited September 2021

    @god said:
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/subdivision-infinity/id1215302198 subdivision infinity is currently for the first time (ever)

    Game

    Subdivision Infinity is definitely worth a post

    It looks dope and it’s free, usually going for $4.99. I’m gonna try this one. Cheers

  • It’s crazy that we’re debating the value of an app that sells for $300 on the desktop and is considered tremendous value for money at that price in just about every review you’ll read. There’s a reason that many iOS audio apps end up withering in the corner and that’s that the designer under priced his creation and couldn’t make a living from his passion.

    I’m no fan of IK Multimedia on many levels. But when they make a good product I’ll happily buy it.

    Here’s a few of those reviews ref MixBox.

    Sound on Sound review
    MusicTech review
    Pro Tools Expert review
    Sound Bytes review

    You’ll also note in the reviews I’ve picked they’ve all mentioned the warts as well as the glories so it’s not as if they’re PR puff pieces. Sure, you most likely already have FX that cover the same bases, but tell me, on iOS does Shimmer, Blackhole and Alteza sound the same. And not any of them sound the same as Valhalla Shimmer, the desktop plugin that imspired most of the iOS versions (the Eventide Blackhole pedal has probably been around longer, but Valhalla Shimmer is considered the benchmark by most).

    Fine, if you don’t have the budget for MixBox but that doesn’t take away from what a great collection it is. Many of us here on the Audiobus forum paid more for the Fabfilter collection when that’s been on discount and that provides far less variety.

    Digital signal processing is just as much a dark art as analog audio hardware engineering and as long as there are talented engineers creating audio processing plugins we’re going to benefit from a variety of sonic personalities. And seeing as IK Multimedia have never released their pinicle processing plugin collection on iOS (T-Racks), Mixbox is the first time iOS users are getting access to many of their classic modules such as the compressors.

  • Mixbox is just first class software.

    Could be even considered essential.

  • @Poppadocrock said:

    @god said:
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/subdivision-infinity/id1215302198 subdivision infinity is currently for the first time (ever)

    Game

    Subdivision Infinity is definitely worth a post

    It looks dope and it’s free, usually going for $4.99. I’m gonna try this one. Cheers

    Thanks for the heads up @god

    Just downloaded. Looks stunning and plays beautifully with my Xbox controller. Would've paid full price if I'd known about this one :D

  • @FPC said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @god said:
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/subdivision-infinity/id1215302198 subdivision infinity is currently for the first time (ever)

    Game

    Subdivision Infinity is definitely worth a post

    It looks dope and it’s free, usually going for $4.99. I’m gonna try this one. Cheers

    Thanks for the heads up @god

    Just downloaded. Looks stunning and plays beautifully with my Xbox controller. Would've paid full price if I'd known about this one :D

    Yeah, it’s pretty sweet. I’m playing with a PS controller myself.

  • @jonmoore said:
    Many of us here on the Audiobus forum paid more for the Fabfilter collection when that’s been on discount and that provides far less variety.

    I paid full price for the Fabfilter bundle, so you just persuaded me to spend (only!) £42.99 on Mixbox. Been on the fence for a while with this.😁

  • @realdawei said:
    Mixbox is just first class software.

    Could be even considered essential.

    Agreed, another candidate that I've grown to like lately is ToneStack PRO (with IAP) from Yonac...
    ...it's also universal. The speaker/cab emulations alone are worth it for me for synths and stuff.
    http://www.yonac.com/tonestackpro/
    (Check the insane list of included modules under 'The Gear').

  • @dakti said:
    So far I haven't had Cubasis and Cubasis 2. Today I bought Cubasis 3 - I know I was late to the party, but I finally got there :) I would like also to buy all IAP, but I read IAP transfer is possible only in one direction, from C2 to C3.

    Do you think it makes sense to buy C2 as well? I know C2 will probably not be updated anymore, but 12$ for stable tool is OK. I'm asking because of a) possible problems with curent C3 version and b) having all IAP on both C2 and C3 in case of using IAP also with C2. Thanks for advice.

    @gsm909 said:

    @jonmoore said:
    Many of us here on the Audiobus forum paid more for the Fabfilter collection when that’s been on discount and that provides far less variety.

    I paid full price for the Fabfilter bundle, so you just persuaded me to spend (only!) £42.99 on Mixbox. Been on the fence for a while with this.😁

    I doubt you’ll regret it - just being able to use a Black 76 plus White 2A on vocals has made me very happy and that’s barely scratching the surface!

  • @Samu said:

    @realdawei said:
    Mixbox is just first class software.

    Could be even considered essential.

    Agreed, another candidate that I've grown to like lately is ToneStack PRO (with IAP) from Yonac...
    ...it's also universal. The speaker/cab emulations alone are worth it for me for synths and stuff.
    http://www.yonac.com/tonestackpro/
    (Check the insane list of included modules under 'The Gear').

    MixBox also has guitar stuff! There was a thread praising the results…

  • The main issue for me with mixbox isn't even the price. It's the amount of storage I need. 😂
    There should be a vector or lofi UI version - at the loss of those pretty visuals

  • @CapnWillie said:
    Mixbox is definitely an essential iOS app. For vocals, I highly recommend paring with MicSwap which is/was on sale.

    MicSwap doesn’t seem to support selection of the source mic which is less than useful? (That said maybe have good enough mics here an AT4033a and a just-acquired SE V7)

  • @McD said:

    I know it seems like a lot of money but it's like collecting 71 studio rack devices for $0.69 each.
    As a whole they can replace every single traditional FX app on your IOS device. I'm sure you'll
    find 10 of them that are the best in their class and that's worth $5 each. Still, $48 is a leap of faith.

    They are also very CPU efficient and a single AUv3 can contain 8 in a rack and you could still create another instance (or 2). There is a wall with AUv3 memory constraints but these FX are DSP/CPU are consume little RAM at run-time.

    The collection is $300 on the desktop.

    https://forum.audiob.us/uploads/editor/mu/vce9c2oalhyv.png

    I just got it for Mac 2 weeks ago in the group buy, I really like mixbox. I’m not going to get it for iOS because I don’t use iOS for mixing enough to make it worthwhile, but for anyone considering it, it is great. I especially like the ambience module, that is quickly becoming a staple for me in my mixing template.

  • @Samu said:

    @realdawei said:
    Mixbox is just first class software.

    Could be even considered essential.

    Agreed, another candidate that I've grown to like lately is ToneStack PRO (with IAP) from Yonac...
    ...it's also universal. The speaker/cab emulations alone are worth it for me for synths and stuff.
    http://www.yonac.com/tonestackpro/
    (Check the insane list of included modules under 'The Gear').

    That’s why a new Yonac release, with the highest tier of options on day 1 is always a must buy for me.

  • Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro is $7 off down to $12.99 - not sure if it’s a sale or they added IAPs, since I’m not familiar with this particular app.

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mapping-tonal-harmony-pro/id566767002

  • @realdawei said:
    Mixbox is just first class software.

    Could be even considered essential.

    It’s an absolute preset monster too

  • How is MixBox on cpu? Especially in AUM or in general. I’m trying to decide on the purchase but my iPad is getting up there in both age and storage. I have the room, but I’m pushing my iPad to the brink more often then not.

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