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2023 iOS App Sales & Discussions

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  • hghonhghon

    @tobi77 said:
    Is Bleass Delay any good? What are the alternatives for iOS?
    To bad there is no NI Replika?

    Yea I’ve been looking for that as well. NI Replika XT is my favorite ever delay.

  • satchnutsatchnut
    edited November 2023

    @tobi77 said:
    Is Bleass Delay any good? What are the alternatives for iOS?
    To bad there is no NI Replika?

    FYI, BLEASS has mac/win demos of all their products on their website.

  • satchnutsatchnut
    edited November 2023

    @hghon said:

    @satchnut said:
    If someone who owns both Cascade and Blackhole could say if Cascade's sound is close enough in transparency to that of Blackhole's to merit getting the former over the latter, I will be able to sleep tonight. XD

    I have both and I use them both everyday. Cascade is more customizable and playing with the reflection shape can easily get you into Blackhole territory, and at some settings I can get Blackhole’s reversed Gravity out of it. So if I had to pick one I would pick Cascade for the fact it can be tamer or wilder than Blackhole, and can be as realistic or otherworldly as you want. That said, I still use both, I find Blackhole to be faster to dial and get that ethereal reverb, so I use it a lot for quick jamming.

    Really good assessment, thank you!!
    Gonna go with Cascade's versatility and cheaper price and then Blackhole maybe next time (if only for that gosh-dang useful ribbon).

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @tobi77 said:
    Is Bleass Delay any good? What are the alternatives for iOS?
    To bad there is no NI Replika?

    I love it. It does pitch shifting, had a Hp and LP filter, as well as an LFO for the delay, pitch, and filters. Very versatile.

  • SlushSlush

    @satchnut said:

    @hghon said:

    @satchnut said:
    If someone who owns both Cascade and Blackhole could say if Cascade's sound is close enough in transparency to that of Blackhole's to merit getting the former over the latter, I will be able to sleep tonight. XD

    I have both and I use them both everyday. Cascade is more customizable and playing with the reflection shape can easily get you into Blackhole territory, and at some settings I can get Blackhole’s reversed Gravity out of it. So if I had to pick one I would pick Cascade for the fact it can be tamer or wilder than Blackhole, and can be as realistic or otherworldly as you want. That said, I still use both, I find Blackhole to be faster to dial and get that ethereal reverb, so I use it a lot for quick jamming.

    Really good assessment, thank you!!
    Gonna go with Cascade's versatility and cheaper price and then Blackhole maybe next time (if only for that gosh-dang useful ribbon).

    +1 for Cascade, I too have both but never use Blackhole, always go for Cascade.

  • MadGavMadGav

    Does anyone happen to know if the AudioLayer Soundfont IAP is included in the Harry Gohs sale or what the original price was?

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    @HotStrange said:

    @tobi77 said:
    Is Bleass Delay any good? What are the alternatives for iOS?
    To bad there is no NI Replika?

    I love it. It does pitch shifting, had a Hp and LP filter, as well as an LFO for the delay, pitch, and filters. Very versatile.

    Unfortunately, it doesn’t have pitch shifting, but it has a good frequency shift with its own LFO.

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    @tobi77 said:
    To bad there is no NI Replika?

    What's wrong with Timeless 3?

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    All Swam apps by Audio Modeling are 33% off!

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Sitala is 50% off at $4.99 until November 27th

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Bleass Sale in photo form



  • hghonhghon

    @Luxthor said:

    @tobi77 said:
    To bad there is no NI Replika?

    What's wrong with Timeless 3?

    It’s not available on iPhone

  • PxlhgPxlhg

    Is Bleass Fusion new!?

    @hghon said:

    @tobi77 said:
    Is Bleass Delay any good? What are the alternatives for iOS?
    To bad there is no NI Replika?

    Yea I’ve been looking for that as well. NI Replika XT is my favorite ever delay.

    Bleass Delay are nothing special except for the live transform pad to modulate the sound, it can't be automated or recorded which is a shame as it's really original (well, as far as I know).

  • hghonhghon

    @Pxlhg said:
    Is Bleass Fusion new!?

    @hghon said:

    @tobi77 said:
    Is Bleass Delay any good? What are the alternatives for iOS?
    To bad there is no NI Replika?

    Yea I’ve been looking for that as well. NI Replika XT is my favorite ever delay.

    Bleass Delay are nothing special except for the live transform pad to modulate the sound, it can't be automated or recorded which is a shame as it's really original (well, as far as I know).

    Yea I meant I was looking for something to fill a Replika hole on my soul 😄

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Audio Modeling Sale, in photograph.




  • SimonSimon

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @Simon said:
    LoAdKer is free for a limited time.

    I thought it was still free from a little while back but I could be wrong.

    I thought it was too but The Beat Community reckons it is normally $3. Who knows...

  • KashiKashi

    @HotStrange said:

    @suboptimal said:
    Jumping on Mela 4. Perhaps the last synth I'll ever need.*

    *lol

    It’s fantastic! Probably my favorite synth on iOS.

    Hey @HotStrange - am curious about Mela 4, and now would obviously be a good time to get it. Is it a deep learning curve? And , strange as this may sound, will I be able to coax non-synth sounding sounds out of it? The sounds at 7:00 mins into this video leave me absolutely cold. Really not interested in these squelchy squelchy synth sounds

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Kashi said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @suboptimal said:
    Jumping on Mela 4. Perhaps the last synth I'll ever need.*

    *lol

    It’s fantastic! Probably my favorite synth on iOS.

    Hey @HotStrange - am curious about Mela 4, and now would obviously be a good time to get it. Is it a deep learning curve? And , strange as this may sound, will I be able to coax non-synth sounding sounds out of it? The sounds at 7:00 mins into this video leave me absolutely cold. Really not interested in these squelchy squelchy synth sounds

    I wouldn’t say the learning curve is as deep as MiRack or Drambo, but it’s also not a pick up and go kinda app. There are lots of presets and the manual is concise and well written. The dev also has a number of demos on IG and YouTube. So I think it would be pretty easy to wrap your head around.

    And it’s capable of all manner of sounds. It can do lush pads, squelch, leads, percussive stuff and FX, etc. very versatile synth. And it’s amazing as a midi and audio effect.

  • KashiKashi

    Cool, thanks for your input @HotStrange . Might be finally time for me to upgrade to os 16!....

  • jonmoorejonmoore

    @EdGG said:

    @jonmoore said:
    Ref the e-instruments Pure Piano sale. I just bundled up my Pure Piano with Pure Piano Upright for the princely sum of £1.00. I love it when plugin developers don't mangle their bundle offers during seasonal sales. Getting Pure Piano Upright for such a miniscule sum will leave me with the warm fuzzies with regard to e-instruments for quite some time.

    And by the way, Pure Piano Upright sounds and plays great. Not quite as good as the desktop version of Mrs Mills (the Abbey Road Studios upright used on various Beatles recordings), but definitely a cut above average.

    I’m still on the fence for this one. Which one do you like best: piano, or upright?

    The original Pure Piano is ultimately the more versatile of the two. Much as I love the tonal qualities of a decent upright piano sample library, it's far more of a Marmite instrument choice. Having said that, the thing that makes them both wonderful is the rich variety of timbres that can easily be dialled in via their unique UI/UX interaction design. And for this reason, I find Pure Piano Upright more flexible than most other upright piano sample libraries. But if I could only have one, it would be the original (Pure Piano).

  • EdGGEdGG

    @jonmoore said:

    @EdGG said:

    @jonmoore said:
    Ref the e-instruments Pure Piano sale. I just bundled up my Pure Piano with Pure Piano Upright for the princely sum of £1.00. I love it when plugin developers don't mangle their bundle offers during seasonal sales. Getting Pure Piano Upright for such a miniscule sum will leave me with the warm fuzzies with regard to e-instruments for quite some time.

    And by the way, Pure Piano Upright sounds and plays great. Not quite as good as the desktop version of Mrs Mills (the Abbey Road Studios upright used on various Beatles recordings), but definitely a cut above average.

    I’m still on the fence for this one. Which one do you like best: piano, or upright?

    The original Pure Piano is ultimately the more versatile of the two. Much as I love the tonal qualities of a decent upright piano sample library, it's far more of a Marmite instrument choice. Having said that, the thing that makes them both wonderful is the rich variety of timbres that can easily be dialled in via their unique UI/UX interaction design. And for this reason, I find Pure Piano Upright more flexible than most other upright piano sample libraries. But if I could only have one, it would be the original (Pure Piano).

    Thank you! I also do like the Uprights I have already, so that’s perfect :)

  • craftycuratecraftycurate

    @satchnut said:

    @hghon said:

    @satchnut said:
    If someone who owns both Cascade and Blackhole could say if Cascade's sound is close enough in transparency to that of Blackhole's to merit getting the former over the latter, I will be able to sleep tonight. XD

    I have both and I use them both everyday. Cascade is more customizable and playing with the reflection shape can easily get you into Blackhole territory, and at some settings I can get Blackhole’s reversed Gravity out of it. So if I had to pick one I would pick Cascade for the fact it can be tamer or wilder than Blackhole, and can be as realistic or otherworldly as you want. That said, I still use both, I find Blackhole to be faster to dial and get that ethereal reverb, so I use it a lot for quick jamming.

    Really good assessment, thank you!!
    Gonna go with Cascade's versatility and cheaper price and then Blackhole maybe next time (if only for that gosh-dang useful ribbon).

    +1 for that assessment. Both have sounds the other doesn't have, but Cascade more versatile overall. Blackhole probably has the edge in creating vast spaces that go on for ever but Cascade not far behind on that front.

  • LuxthorLuxthor
    edited November 2023

    @hghon said:
    It’s not available on iPhone

    @hghon said:
    Yea I meant I was looking for something to fill a Replika hole on my soul 😄

    I know that you are just shill Native Instruments, ;) but I took the time to check for a good multi-tap delay on the iPhone for everyone interested. Replika XT is an under-the-hood multi-tap delay.

    • Yukawa - a very popular and praised multi-tap delay on iOS. Simply the powerhouse.
    • Chow Matrix - maybe the best multi-tap delay of them all. People are scared of the UI, those who love it keep it as a secret tool.
    • UltraTap - I love this one from Eventide. Guitarist-oriented but usable for anything else without any drawback.
    • Kajita - superb two stage multi-tap delay and reverb. Very complex usage of spatial effects. You can filter reverb early reflections body and the tail separately. Taps are time-modifiable, like those in Timeless 3.
    • Tap Delay - VirSyn. It is fantastic, and it is easy to set up a multi-tap delay.
    • Kosmonaut - only 4 taps, tape, haas fx, and more. BramBos jewel.
    • TTap - K-Devices, not quite multi-tap delay but has it in the name, haha. But we can randomize repeats with good control and syncing.

    Everything from this list works on the iPhone, I have them all and use them regularly.

  • tobi77tobi77
    • Tap Delay - VirSyn. It is fantastic, and it is easy to set up a multi-tap delay.

    I think i go for this cause it has tape delay vibes too. But not sure if it can do the Wormhole type sound.

  • CranoCrano

    Hmmm which version of magic death eye should one pick?

  • hghonhghon

    @Luxthor said:

    @hghon said:
    It’s not available on iPhone

    @hghon said:
    Yea I meant I was looking for something to fill a Replika hole on my soul 😄

    I know that you are just shill Native Instruments, ;) but I took the time to check for a good multi-tap delay on the iPhone for everyone interested. Replika XT is an under-the-hood multi-tap delay.

    • Yukawa - a very popular and praised multi-tap delay on iOS. Simply the powerhouse.
    • Chow Matrix - maybe the best multi-tap delay of them all. People are scared of the UI, those who love it keep it as a secret tool.
    • UltraTap - I love this one from Eventide. Guitarist-oriented but usable for anything else without any drawback.
    • Kajita - superb two stage multi-tap delay and reverb. Very complex usage of spatial effects. You can filter reverb early reflections body and the tail separately. Taps are time-modifiable, like those in Timeless 3.
    • Tap Delay - VirSyn. It is fantastic, and it is easy to set up a multi-tap delay.
    • Kosmonaut - only 4 taps, tape, haas fx, and more. BramBos jewel.
    • TTap - K-Devices, not quite multi-tap delay but has it in the name, haha. But we can randomize repeats with good control and syncing.

    Everything from this list works on the iPhone, I have them all and use them regularly.

    WOW! ChowMatrix is absolutely insane! Where’s it been hiding! I’m in love with it 😍 Thanks man much appreciated. I’ve been looking at Ultratap as well but for now l I’ll get to know ChowMatrix better 👍👍

  • dannysteeldannysteel

    Does FAC do any sales?

  • tobi77tobi77

    @dannysteel said:
    Does FAC do any sales?

    They did a bundle sale, already over.

  • dannysteeldannysteel

    @tobi77 said:

    @dannysteel said:
    Does FAC do any sales?

    They did a bundle sale, already over.

    Thanks for the info,appreciated.

  • tobi77tobi77

    I am waiting for Apesoft, Toneboosters and Moog, next week :D .

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