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Izotope Iris 2 equivalent on iOS
Is there an equivalent of Iris 2 on iOS? I can do similar things with automating filters, but Iris 2 lets you draw your frequencies and seems to be a fun way to doodle and get interesting results.
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BLEASS SampleWiz 2, other than the “doodling” as far as I can tell this is the most fun and very usable/capable equivalent of Iris 2. I need to dive a little deeper into still but at a fraction of the cost ($19.99 I think) and the supreme confidence one can have about any product engineered by BLEASS or dreamed up by Mr. Rudess makes it a must-have, no-brainer if you are using granular/synths/sampling in your music or sound design.
Hmmmmm…. Nothing leaps to mind as a straight equivalent. You might have to do the same creative filtering in another app, write the samples out, and then load them into a sampler of your choice. Samplewiz 2 only has 1 layer vs Iris’s 4, but it still has a lot of fun possibilities and control (with 2 destinations for most mod sources). Iris has like 4+ envelopes and lfos that can be generously assigned to all sorts of destinations…. I think Quanta’s matrix gives you a little taste of that. FRMS has 4 layers but is granular. But both Quanta and FRMS are straight up granular synths. I say get a few and layer them in AUM. Tardigrain is fun too! And while nothing like Iris 2, Samplr is awesome
A few virsyn synths come to mind, the ones that let you draw spectra.
Cube Synth Pro is the best but Addstation is also really nice
Virtual ANS is still quite unique when it comes to painting a spectrum for sounds
