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BigSky Plugin - Will It Work?

VmusicVmusic
in General App Discussion

Hi,
Strymon (pedal maker), has a new plugin for their BigSky Reverb pedal.
It doesn't 'AUV3' - so I'm wondering if this would work on the iPad with AUM?

Thanks!!

Comments

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    It doesn’t list ios or iPadOS

  • VmusicVmusic

    Thank you!

  • VmusicVmusic

    The nerve of those Strymon ppl.... why you wanna make a plugin for Mac, but NOT for iOS

  • bygjohnbygjohn

    As a partial alternative you might like to try Stratosphere Cloud Reverb for iOS. It’s not the whole Strymon pedal, just one algorithm, but it’s great. We also have alternative plate, spring and shimmer reverbs available.

  • BroCoastBroCoast

    @Vmusic said:
    The nerve of those Strymon ppl.... why you wanna make a plugin for Mac, but NOT for iOS

    Because iOS is a small market in comparison and the users typically don’t like to pay much for apps.

  • EschatoneEschatone

    @Vmusic said:
    The nerve of those Strymon ppl.... why you wanna make a plugin for Mac, but NOT for iOS

    A lot of developers might be wary of diluting the value of their plugins with lower cost iOS versions.

    $200 for a reverb is still high but acceptable to many pro users on desktop, but even $50-$100 might be considered excessive by iOS market expectations.

  • GovernorSilverGovernorSilver

    "Though the producer paid for Strymon's BigSky plugin, he's frustrated by the inability to use it without an internet connection or dongle"

    https://www.musicradar.com/news/four-tet-cracked-plugin

  • KirbyMumboKirbyMumbo

    $200 for an always online/dongle licensed plugin in 2022. Bump that.

  • NeuMNeuM

    @Eschatone said:

    @Vmusic said:
    The nerve of those Strymon ppl.... why you wanna make a plugin for Mac, but NOT for iOS

    A lot of developers might be wary of diluting the value of their plugins with lower cost iOS versions.

    $200 for a reverb is still high but acceptable to many pro users on desktop, but even $50-$100 might be considered excessive by iOS market expectations.

    Yeah, when you get into the $50+ range on iOS an app has to deliver some extraordinary value for a user.

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