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Apps that stand out

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  • cheesesteakcheesesteak

    Tonestack. I love, love, LOVE their rotary effect.

  • gkillmastergkillmaster
    edited August 2014

    Borderlands cause of its clever right brain very touch oriented interface. SequenceApp because it generates interesting complex rhythms from 2 simple patterns.

  • ColoobarColoobar

    Thumbjam is the Swiss army knife of music.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @syrupcore said:

    This reads like "a list of good/interesting apps".

    I'd rather hear about the particular bits of particular apps that people think stand out among its peers. Help others get reminded of the joy within apps they already own, help contemplaters know what helps a particular app stand out and let developers know about the bits that make you open an app again and again. 'I like animoog' doesn't do any of that.

    • iMS-20's patch panel (how awesome would it be to have AB filter slot there?)

    Exceptional post. Especially about the iMS-20. But so much good stuff.

  • WMWMWMWM

    AUFX series

  • QmisheryQmishery

    +1 for what you said about Werkbench, Thumbjam, Impaktor, TC-11, Samplr, Nanoloop, Audulus etc - they are pushing music app scene towards!

    I'd add apps from - sadly abandoned - The Strange Agency, LLC. I know it's not everyone's cup of tea and the lack vital things like AudioBus or IAA, but they are just so weird and interesting in what they do that i hope they'll return back - Donut, Curtis, even Spoke.

    TweakyBeat - nice little drumsynth, very groovy and ergonomic. While it has only one track, you can have 16 different synth patches in it.

    Orphion - wins "most expressive controller" for me, also you may remember it's story with using undocumented features...

    bleep!Box - early iOS groovebox (2009?) and still alive and rocks. It's synth at heart, and a flexible one. So you can do patterns from chiptune to d'n'b.

    And my good old friend Jasuto, of course. I finally got to thought that we can't compare it to Audulus or Pulse Code Modular or any future strictly modular ios synths. For me Jasuto is optimal workflow for sound creation and improvisation. It's on it's own road. Anyway, to name something specific in it - okay, let it be sample manipulations, motion automatisation for nodes and operations with Fourier.

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