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  • telechargetelecharge

    @onlydeals 👍You might want to search the forum if none of those float your boat. Here's one thread with more app ideas - https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/38375/2020-current-best-sequencers-generative-apps-for-ambient-music

    @craftycurate Thanks for the info. Nice that they still offer their bundle, though.

  • jonmoorejonmoore

    @telecharge said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @Slush said:

    @telecharge said:

    @Slush said:

    @telecharge said:
    I know the Klevgrand sale has already been mentioned, but Grand Finale 2 for $4.99 is a new low and sure to be of interest to some - https://apps.apple.com/app/id6444091341

    they really want to get rid of it :#

    I take it you're not a fan?

    I don’t own it, heard good things about it.

    I'm not a fan myself. I tend to like the Klevgrand releases that are a tad more kooky. Their releases that venture down the analog emulation alleyway, I most often find underwhelming. Luckily, they don't produce too many workhorse analog emulation releases these days. :)

    Not even worth a fiver for a rough master?

    With rough being the operative word. :)

    But as you say, it's only a fiver. But come the end of Black Friday/Cyber Monday madness, that may be the fiver you wish you'd held back for a more deserving cause.

  • Fear2StopFear2Stop

    @Robin2 said:

    @Fear2Stop said:
    What do you all think the odds of Buttersynth going on sale for Black Friday are? I know I’ve been wanting Agonizer but if that goes on sale the same day, I may have to seriously consider which one lol

    Well, just to make your decision that little bit trickier, Agonizer has just gone on sale!

    Just saw that…. I’m seriously debating

  • ruggedsmoothruggedsmooth

    AUM is the best music app ever… that is all
    If you don’t have it, kick your self
    I never thought I needed it either before I got in to it
    Now it all I use pretty much

  • PandanPandan

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @jollyDodger said:
    DDMF magicVerb.. what does it offer over other reverbs pls?, plate sounds nice.I either get the ‘mono’ compressor or this. Looking for subtle character.

    I think this was the review that convinced me to buy it. No regrets!

    https://tapeop.com/reviews/gear/150/magicverb-reverb-plug-in/

    I like tapeop. I got the magazine free for several years.

    Love TapeOp! They still (and always) give a free subscription for the first year, no obligation beyond that as long as you cancel before it’s up. Also , there’s the “full box set” available too, on sale at $99 one time for the whole digital archives including new issues for as long as the magazine exists.
    https://tapeop.com/subscriptions/

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @jollyDodger said:
    DDMF magicVerb.. what does it offer over other reverbs pls?, plate sounds nice.I either get the ‘mono’ compressor or this. Looking for subtle character.

    It’s in my top 3 iOS reverbs. Sounds very organic and lush and “real” in ways no other iOS reverb really does for me. The DDMF modeling is really really good.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @ruggedsmooth said:
    AUM is the best music app ever… that is all
    If you don’t have it, kick your self
    I never thought I needed it either before I got in to it
    Now it all I use pretty much

    Yeah I would be lost without AUM lol it’s where over half of my music making takes place. It just makes everything so easy. Even more seemingly complex routings feel easy.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @satchnut said:

    @HotStrange said:
    Does ElasticFX do anything that KoalaFX, popsicle, EG effects, don’t already do? I own and love all his other apps and have always been tempted by this one but it seems like between Koala and Popsicle I can do most of what it can unless I’m missing something?

    Seems to have the most number of effects. Also does automation like popsicle(?). 4x simultaneous. Can’t speak to the quality of any of them (don’t own), but EFX looks the most tempting of all at first glance.

    Thanks. The more I look at it the less I feel like I need it but it would be interesting to see them compared. I love all of his other apps so I’m sure it’s great, but unless I’m missing something idk if it does anything my other apps can’t.

  • dreamcarteldreamcartel

    @HotStrange said:

    @ruggedsmooth said:
    AUM is the best music app ever… that is all
    If you don’t have it, kick your self
    I never thought I needed it either before I got in to it
    Now it all I use pretty much

    Yeah I would be lost without AUM lol it’s where over half of my music making takes place. It just makes everything so easy. Even more seemingly complex routings feel easy.

    Nuff said as far as I’m concerned lol
    (I see people using it a lot with the OP1 field too)Thx

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    How is Volt Synth? I’ve never really looked super deep into it so I never realized it was MPE comparable. It also has an handful of other really cool features. Anyone using it? $4.99 is probably the lowest I’ve seen it go.

  • SimonSimon

    @telecharge said:
    FabFilter sale incoming - https://apps.apple.com/developer/id421796789

    Pro-Q 3 – from $29.99 to $19.99
Pro-R – from $39.99 to $29.99
Pro-L 2 – from $39.99 to $29.99
Pro-C 2 – from $29.00 to $19.99
Pro-MB – from $39.99 to $29.99
Pro-DS – from $29.99 to $19.99
Pro-G – from $29.99 to $19.99
Saturn 2 – from $24.99 to $17.99
Timeless 3 – from $24.99 to $17.99
Volcano 3 – from $24.99 to $17.99
Twin3 – from $24.99 to $17.99
  • DMfanDMfan
    edited November 2023

    @Simon said:

    @telecharge said:
    FabFilter sale incoming - https://apps.apple.com/developer/id421796789

    Pro-Q 3 – from $29.99 to $19.99
Pro-R – from $39.99 to $29.99
Pro-L 2 – from $39.99 to $29.99
Pro-C 2 – from $29.00 to $19.99
Pro-MB – from $39.99 to $29.99
Pro-DS – from $29.99 to $19.99
Pro-G – from $29.99 to $19.99
Saturn 2 – from $24.99 to $17.99
Timeless 3 – from $24.99 to $17.99
Volcano 3 – from $24.99 to $17.99
Twin3 – from $24.99 to $17.99

    I wish they would release their Mastering bundle on iOS:

    https://www.fabfilter.com/shop/mastering-bundle

    /DMfan🇸🇪

  • wimwim
    edited November 2023

    @telecharge said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @Slush said:

    @telecharge said:

    @Slush said:

    @telecharge said:
    I know the Klevgrand sale has already been mentioned, but Grand Finale 2 for $4.99 is a new low and sure to be of interest to some - https://apps.apple.com/app/id6444091341

    they really want to get rid of it :#

    I take it you're not a fan?

    I don’t own it, heard good things about it.

    I'm not a fan myself. I tend to like the Klevgrand releases that are a tad more kooky. Their releases that venture down the analog emulation alleyway, I most often find underwhelming. Luckily, they don't produce too many workhorse analog emulation releases these days. :)

    Not even worth a fiver for a rough master?

    If you suck at mastering as I do, it's totally worth it. I generally do more harm than good when try I use even the best-in-class individual apps. I can throw Grand Finale on a mix and get results noticeably better than the original in no time. It's the only app that I use for what passes for "mastering" at my skill level.

    If you're relatively skilled at mastering and have favorite tools already, you're probably not going to be very happy with the comparative results. On the other hand, you'll probably save a lot of time.

  • telechargetelecharge

    @jonmoore @wim Thanks, guys.

  • unlinkunlink
    edited November 2023

    ☝️ Agree with the above (wim about GF2).

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @wim said:

    @telecharge said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @Slush said:

    @telecharge said:

    @Slush said:

    @telecharge said:
    I know the Klevgrand sale has already been mentioned, but Grand Finale 2 for $4.99 is a new low and sure to be of interest to some - https://apps.apple.com/app/id6444091341

    they really want to get rid of it :#

    I take it you're not a fan?

    I don’t own it, heard good things about it.

    I'm not a fan myself. I tend to like the Klevgrand releases that are a tad more kooky. Their releases that venture down the analog emulation alleyway, I most often find underwhelming. Luckily, they don't produce too many workhorse analog emulation releases these days. :)

    Not even worth a fiver for a rough master?

    If you suck at mastering as I do, it's totally worth it. I generally do more harm than good when try I use even the best-in-class individual apps. I can throw Grand Finale on a mix and get results noticeably better than the original in no time. It's the only app that I use for what passes for "mastering" at my skill level.

    If you're relatively skilled at mastering and have favorite tools already, you're probably not going to be very happy with the comparative results. On the other hand, you'll probably save a lot of time.

    I agree it sounds great from what I’ve heard. If I didn’t have Trinity I’d be all over though I am tempted just to be able to throw it on a mix bus in AUM.

  • Fear2StopFear2Stop

    @jerps said:
    Last thing I need is another synth, but Agonizer looks so cool. Is there anything that sets it apart from synths like ButterSynth, Mela 4 or SynthMaster 2?

    I dig the sound a lot based on the videos I’ve seen and also the “Wobulator “

  • wimwim

    @HotStrange said:
    I agree it sounds great from what I’ve heard. If I didn’t have Trinity I’d be all over though I am tempted just to be able to throw it on a mix bus in AUM.

    Same here, but the opposite. I'd definitely get Trinity if I didn't already have Grand Finale.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @onlydeals said:
    What are some must have apps to pair with AUM? I'm interested in experimenting with some generative MIDI, but I also want to be able to do standard sequencing.

    Looking at whats on sale right now, there are Cem Olcay's Bud apps, mLFO, mKER, and ZOA. Not on sale yet, but I also have my eye on Rozeta Sequencer Suite, Fugue Machine, TATAT, and LFOH! I also see ApeMatrix paired with it all the time, does it open up the routing possibilities enough to be an insta-buy? Which of these would you recommend to get started?

    At some point I want to get AUBE, but there are so many other apps I want to get on this sale that I think it will have to wait.

    I would love to hear any other suggestions!!!!

    I think it really depends on you and what you like using. One app that's missing there is Atom2, which is very useful if you want a piano roll in aum. A few of Cem's apps are very useful definitely, also Zoa and Ooda. I find myself using Tatat a lot recently, though it has that bug where you need to 'reset' the ratio control right at the beginning of the session in order to keep it in time, which is super annoying.

    Apematrix is not paired with AUM btw, not that I've seen anyway, it's more an alternative to it, they're both hosts. You'd really need to watch some videos on them or read the manuals to compare them. The inbuilt modulation in apematrix is fantastic and I really feel at times I should switch to ape because of it.

    All in all, my advice would be don't buy too much stuff at once, buy things one at a time, get to know them, understand the limits they are imposing, use those limits as guiderails for creativity rather than getting frustrated by them, if possible. Then, move on and buy another app that will help you expand in new directions. This is the way! I wish I had done that when I started instead of buying a bunch of different stuff, most of which I never learned to use despite best intentions to the contrary.

  • onlydealsonlydeals

    @Gavinski said:

    @onlydeals said:
    What are some must have apps to pair with AUM? I'm interested in experimenting with some generative MIDI, but I also want to be able to do standard sequencing.

    Looking at whats on sale right now, there are Cem Olcay's Bud apps, mLFO, mKER, and ZOA. Not on sale yet, but I also have my eye on Rozeta Sequencer Suite, Fugue Machine, TATAT, and LFOH! I also see ApeMatrix paired with it all the time, does it open up the routing possibilities enough to be an insta-buy? Which of these would you recommend to get started?

    At some point I want to get AUBE, but there are so many other apps I want to get on this sale that I think it will have to wait.

    I would love to hear any other suggestions!!!!

    I think it really depends on you and what you like using. One app that's missing there is Atom2, which is very useful if you want a piano roll in aum. A few of Cem's apps are very useful definitely, also Zoa and Ooda. I find myself using Tatat a lot recently, though it has that bug where you need to 'reset' the ratio control right at the beginning of the session in order to keep it in time, which is super annoying.

    Apematrix is not paired with AUM btw, not that I've seen anyway, it's more an alternative to it, they're both hosts. You'd really need to watch some videos on them or read the manuals to compare them. The inbuilt modulation in apematrix is fantastic and I really feel at times I should switch to ape because of it.

    All in all, my advice would be don't buy too much stuff at once, buy things one at a time, get to know them, understand the limits they are imposing, use those limits as guiderails for creativity rather than getting frustrated by them, if possible. Then, move on and buy another app that will help you expand in new directions. This is the way! I wish I had done that when I started instead of buying a bunch of different stuff, most of which I never learned to use despite best intentions to the contrary.

    Thanks for the words of wisdom, and the heads up on Apematrix! I thought you could use it in AUM to open up more routing. I will definitely take a closer look, but I've already purchased AUM so I'm going to take that on first.

    I am a bit overwhelmed with the possibilities already, I suppose I'm not really sure how I want to use AUM exactly, I'm rather hoping I'll fall into a groove/workflow after using it for a while. I've played around with it for an hour or two now and I'm pretty sure I need to purchase some kind of sequencer right away, but I don't know if I would be better off going for a piano roll, a simple step sequencer, or a generative sequencer of some sort. My instincts lean towards piano roll, but then again I imagined I would be using AUM in a completely different way than standard DAWs like Logic Pro, so I may have to go against my instincts.

    I need to do some soul-searching and watch a lot of YouTube videos. May even crack a manual if I manage to find an app that you or Doug at TheSoundTestRoom haven't covered in depth (which can't be many at this point). It feels like Rozetta Suite may be the safest first purchase, but it's not on sale so I'm in no rush to pick it up.

    Thanks again for all you do for the IOS music community. You led me to the Audiobus forums in one of your videos, and as we all know there is no looking back once you jump into the Audiobus rabbit-hole, as there is simply no better source of info on IOS music production apps. Except maybe Gavinski's Tutorials and TheSoundTestRoom...

  • onlydealsonlydeals

    @telecharge said:
    @onlydeals 👍You might want to search the forum if none of those float your boat. Here's one thread with more app ideas - https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/38375/2020-current-best-sequencers-generative-apps-for-ambient-music

    @craftycurate Thanks for the info. Nice that they still offer their bundle, though.

    Lots of good information in that thread, thanks for the link. Definitely going to need to spend a good chunk of time looking through the forum and watching YouTube videos, there are so many options.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock
    edited November 2023

    FabFilter SALE! Every App except the new R2 Reverb is on sale. The ones not discounted in the pic are on sale, just not on appsliced yet, so everything except Reverb 2. Also make sure to check the bundles. Cheers!

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    SynthQ is $2 off at $3.99

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    @HotStrange said:
    How is Volt Synth? I’ve never really looked super deep into it so I never realized it was MPE comparable. It also has an handful of other really cool features. Anyone using it? $4.99 is probably the lowest I’ve seen it go.

    Ehhh, I don’t use it that much, it’s ok, but probably some better options.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Productivity

    Side notes is $4 off at $5.99

  • michael_mmichael_m

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @HotStrange said:
    How is Volt Synth? I’ve never really looked super deep into it so I never realized it was MPE comparable. It also has an handful of other really cool features. Anyone using it? $4.99 is probably the lowest I’ve seen it go.

    Ehhh, I don’t use it that much, it’s ok, but probably some better options.

    I’d agree with this. I have barely used it as there are other more versatile apps.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    6411 Equalizer by DDMF is on sale with the rest, its $4 off at $5.99

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Listening

    Mixcast is free usually $.99

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Metronome Plus is free usually $.99

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Photo/AI

    Remove Object AI is free usually $17.99

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