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  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @Paulo164 said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Aside from granularity, iPulsaret is probably the best iOS strings synth.

    What is granularity (link?).

    Where do you find string sounds for iPulsaret? I can only find abstract soundscapes and also the ones I have tried making myself (just got it) are going in that direction :)

    Hi @Pxlhg ,

    iPulsaret is primarily a granular synth (so knowing Apesoft apps, mostly for experimental sounds). But I discovered incidentally that you can also create very expressive and natural sounding strings (for a synth). In my opinion amongst the best an iOS synth can do.

    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.
    All presets are responsive to mod wheel and the tremolo one is quite interesting because you can modulate the "bowing" with mod wheel.

    Cheers

    Cool and Thanks! Could you also point to where granularity can be found, search renders strange results (what developer?)

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Paulo164 said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Aside from granularity, iPulsaret is probably the best iOS strings synth.

    What is granularity (link?).

    Where do you find string sounds for iPulsaret? I can only find abstract soundscapes and also the ones I have tried making myself (just got it) are going in that direction :)

    Hi @Pxlhg ,

    iPulsaret is primarily a granular synth (so knowing Apesoft apps, mostly for experimental sounds). But I discovered incidentally that you can also create very expressive and natural sounding strings (for a synth). In my opinion amongst the best an iOS synth can do.

    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.
    All presets are responsive to mod wheel and the tremolo one is quite interesting because you can modulate the "bowing" with mod wheel.

    Cheers

    Cool and Thanks! Could you also point to where granularity can be found, search renders strange results (what developer?)

    No its not the name of an app. He just meant that ipulsaret is a granular synth and is good for string sounds 😁

  • KashiKashi

    @McD said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.

    I struggled to load this zip file… the manual referenced the old “connect your iOS device to a laptop/desktop running iTunes”.
    Those were the days…

    Viola. Those are great strings! Thx.

    Is this one of the best puns ever? Or just the usual misspelling of “voila” ?😁

  • mtenkmtenk

    @Kashi said:

    @McD said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.

    I struggled to load this zip file… the manual referenced the old “connect your iOS device to a laptop/desktop running iTunes”.
    Those were the days…

    Viola. Those are great strings! Thx.

    Is this one of the best puns ever? Or just the usual misspelling of “voila” ?😁

    I lol’d. Good catch

  • Paulo164Paulo164

    @Gavinski said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Paulo164 said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Aside from granularity, iPulsaret is probably the best iOS strings synth.

    What is granularity (link?).

    Where do you find string sounds for iPulsaret? I can only find abstract soundscapes and also the ones I have tried making myself (just got it) are going in that direction :)

    Hi @Pxlhg ,

    iPulsaret is primarily a granular synth (so knowing Apesoft apps, mostly for experimental sounds). But I discovered incidentally that you can also create very expressive and natural sounding strings (for a synth). In my opinion amongst the best an iOS synth can do.

    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.
    All presets are responsive to mod wheel and the tremolo one is quite interesting because you can modulate the "bowing" with mod wheel.

    Cheers

    Cool and Thanks! Could you also point to where granularity can be found, search renders strange results (what developer?)

    No its not the name of an app. He just meant that ipulsaret is a granular synth and is good for string sounds 😁

    Exact !

  • Paulo164Paulo164

    @Kashi said:

    @McD said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.

    I struggled to load this zip file… the manual referenced the old “connect your iOS device to a laptop/desktop running iTunes”.
    Those were the days…

    Viola. Those are great strings! Thx.

    Is this one of the best puns ever? Or just the usual misspelling of “voila” ?😁

    Yeah, I found this one also beautifully unintended (is it ?) when I read it :D

  • McDMcD

    @Kashi said:

    @McD said:
    Viola. Those are great strings! Thx.

    Is this one of the best puns ever? Or just the usual misspelling of “voila” ?😁

    @Paulo164 said:
    Yeah, I found this one also beautifully unintended (is it ?) when I read it :D

    Pure accidental typo but a misspelling I have seen many time over the years. I got my worst grades
    In High School French. They expected me to memorize all those words that didn’t look like they sounded.

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    @McD said:

    @Kashi said:

    @McD said:
    Viola. Those are great strings! Thx.

    Is this one of the best puns ever? Or just the usual misspelling of “voila” ?😁

    @Paulo164 said:
    Yeah, I found this one also beautifully unintended (is it ?) when I read it :D

    Pure accidental typo but a misspelling I have seen many time over the years. I got my worst grades
    In High School French. They expected me to memorize all those words that didn’t look like they sounded.

    Same story here.

    My dad: But your people came from France!
    Me: Dad, it doesn’t work like that.

  • michael_mmichael_m

    @Kashi said:

    @McD said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.

    I struggled to load this zip file… the manual referenced the old “connect your iOS device to a laptop/desktop running iTunes”.
    Those were the days…

    Viola. Those are great strings! Thx.

    Is this one of the best puns ever? Or just the usual misspelling of “voila” ?😁

    Definitely better than the spelling “walla”. Not quite sure why I see that so often…

  • ervinervin

    @McD said:
    They expected me to memorize all those words that didn’t look like they sounded.

    Absolutely justified coming from a native speaker of English, where everything famously and consistently sounds exactly as it's written. 👊🙂👍

  • McDMcD

    @michael_m said:

    @Kashi said:

    @McD said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.

    I struggled to load this zip file… the manual referenced the old “connect your iOS device to a laptop/desktop running iTunes”.
    Those were the days…

    Viola. Those are great strings! Thx.

    Is this one of the best puns ever? Or just the usual misspelling of “voila” ?😁

    Definitely better than the spelling “walla”. Not quite sure why I see that so often…

    Phonics. There are few instances of a V being sounded as a W in typical English conversation but my high school french did teach me to see the “oi” combo as Wah and that I can “discarde” that V. Many letters in french are only there for historical context and never get vocalized.

    Of course, Welsh, Irish, Scottish and many other languages have their own phonetic rules for turning letter combinations into sound… right, Siarose?

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  • ervinervin

    @McD said:

    Of course, Welsh, Irish, Scottish and many other languages have their own phonetic rules for turning letter combinations into sound… right, Siarose?

    Saoirse? English spelling is bad, but Irish spelling is pure trolling afaic

  • McDMcD

    @ervin said:

    @McD said:

    Of course, Welsh, Irish, Scottish and many other languages have their own phonetic rules for turning letter combinations into sound… right, Siarose?

    Saoirse? English spelling is bad, but Irish spelling is pure trolling afaic

    Thanks… I took a stab at the right spelling and even looked it up. Google showed “What does the name Siarose mean?” So I thought I nailed it. But yes, Saoirse is pronounced “Sur-she” I think. I wonder what effect globalization will have on these languages overtime. I guess English can be used in most parts of the world at this point just to facilitate business.

  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @Paulo164 said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Paulo164 said:

    @Pxlhg said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Aside from granularity, iPulsaret is probably the best iOS strings synth.

    What is granularity (link?).

    Where do you find string sounds for iPulsaret? I can only find abstract soundscapes and also the ones I have tried making myself (just got it) are going in that direction :)

    Hi @Pxlhg ,

    iPulsaret is primarily a granular synth (so knowing Apesoft apps, mostly for experimental sounds). But I discovered incidentally that you can also create very expressive and natural sounding strings (for a synth). In my opinion amongst the best an iOS synth can do.

    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.
    All presets are responsive to mod wheel and the tremolo one is quite interesting because you can modulate the "bowing" with mod wheel.

    Cheers

    Cool and Thanks! Could you also point to where granularity can be found, search renders strange results (what developer?)

    No its not the name of an app. He just meant that ipulsaret is a granular synth and is good for string sounds 😁

    Exact !

    Aaahh!! 😬

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  • KashiKashi

    @michael_m said:

    @Kashi said:

    @McD said:

    @Paulo164 said:
    Here are attached in zip archive a few presets you can try.

    I struggled to load this zip file… the manual referenced the old “connect your iOS device to a laptop/desktop running iTunes”.
    Those were the days…

    Viola. Those are great strings! Thx.

    Is this one of the best puns ever? Or just the usual misspelling of “voila” ?😁

    Definitely better than the spelling “walla”. Not quite sure why I see that so often…

    :s

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

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  • michael_mmichael_m

    @ervin said:

    @McD said:

    Of course, Welsh, Irish, Scottish and many other languages have their own phonetic rules for turning letter combinations into sound… right, Siarose?

    Saoirse? English spelling is bad, but Irish spelling is pure trolling afaic

    I think the Irish only do it to annoy the English.

  • TheHewittTheHewitt

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  • TovokasTovokas
    edited March 2023

    @TheHewitt said:
    From Peter at IK. TLDR The purchase of an iRig HD2 in the current sale comes with TONEX SE (normally $149 it has 200 gear models) and they will show up on iOS using this method.

    Awesome, thanks for the follow up! In my case I needed to uninstall the Tonex app and do a reinstall, and after logging into my IK account the SE gear from my desktop version showed up.

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  • ervinervin

    @McD said:

    @ervin said:

    @McD said:

    Of course, Welsh, Irish, Scottish and many other languages have their own phonetic rules for turning letter combinations into sound… right, Siarose?

    Saoirse? English spelling is bad, but Irish spelling is pure trolling afaic

    Thanks… I took a stab at the right spelling and even looked it up. Google showed “What does the name Siarose mean?” So I thought I nailed it. But yes, Saoirse is pronounced “Sur-she” I think. I wonder what effect globalization will have on these languages overtime. I guess English can be used in most parts of the world at this point just to facilitate business.

    You're almost there... it's Sor-sha. 👍
    /offtopic

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