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The last 2 are cool ideas, the constrained box-unto-itself idea is a stimulating challenge and does seem to be the deal as @Slush notes. (Not that either of those 2 apps are that constrained…)
Fun. You got me leafing through my Groove Box folder…and there’s always iMPC Pro 2 (studio these days I guess. Maybe the older iMPC Pro…)
Pure acid would be another good choice
Drum computer too
OK, with just one app it gets a bit more tricky...
...it would be a very close tie between Drambo and SunVox for the iPad and GarageBand for the iPhone...
There was never any rules on how many devices we could bring with us
Great suggestions...Yeah the limitations really force you to be creative and happy with the features rather than reaching for another plugin
I just bought Beep Street‘s iSequence, which could be another good option for this kinda thing
Here’s one I made 3 years ago.
Not only Gadget, but only Wolfsburgs in Gadget.
iSequence lives in a special place in my heart. One of the very first apps I bought, on the iPad #1. Far simpler than his Drambo, and abandoned, but so very inspiring and fun. I wish AudioCopy could be fixed and it still exported .wav
@Samu SunVox is king high. If i could break out of the groovebox box suggested by the first video, SunVox is top tier…
Wotja 32, Deflemask, Soniface, Different Drummer, Jasuto, Aphelian, Tabletop, Soundscaper, Auria Pro, Klimper, Elastic Drums, Poly 2, Patterning 2, rrarrow
my choice: Nanoloop. it i get a chance i'll post one of my minimal things here.
Right, here's my second entry for the "single app" challenge.
Production notes in the description. No IAPs, no external Gadget-compatible apps. Okay, so I "cheated" and used TwistedWave to normalise the output signal to -3dB so the track didn't clip from SoundCloud's shite lossy compression. 🤣 Whoops.
Made some JRPG vibes with Darwin in Korg Gadget2. 11 tracks. Wanted to play with using more "ear candy" sounds.
@jolico and @jwmmakerofmusic
Such different emotions but both really danceable tracks! Like two different DJs lol
Just Wotja - no effects
https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/Qn3C4J4zdrko6rwUA
That's all generative? Wow
Absolutely. Wotja or Drambo would be my #1 desert island app. Either would keep me entertained till I ran out of coconuts and fresh seafood
Here's another - again all Wotja, but a bit different...
One more - this time Wotja as a MIDI controller, driving 7 instances of Bleass Omega. The only patches used are those published by @thesoundtestroom , which are great fun
https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/JPucXnL9LvQoxjiM7
@monch1962 Brilliant, perfect use of the patches.
Many thanks for using them, it was interesting to hear how someone else interpreted them👍😊
Looking after my wife who's recovering after an operation. I thought I'd try something to maybe help her relax and get some sleep...
Multiple ID-700 instances through an Alteza. I really love the sounds you can get out of this synth - it still has that distinctive FM bell sound, but the mass of oscillators, waves, filters and functions gives you a ton of flexibility
Amazing creations so far, bravo!!!
I’m still working on mine, so I feel a little behind but I will say this challenge is really making me learn Drambo, MIDI and synthesis at a deeper level. I have restricted myself to Drambo modules only, quite challenging but rewarding - stay tuned!