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Brusfri $14.99 to $6.99
Showing as $7.99 in the App Store…
A so valuable app, and at this price…
A bargain.
Yeah, £7.99 in the UK.
I corrected it , App Store shows 7.99
Borsta and Slammer are great apps! Great sounds and very stable.
I just bought Brusfri. I’ve heard it’s one of the best noise reduction apps.
Good to know , looks very useful for me , wasn’t sure what to think by the lower ratings but I think I’m going to get it
. I also got slammer.
I think Borsta is my favorite Klevgrand app. Really nice sounding and unique instrument.
Y’all beat me to it…
Klevgrand App Store page
I have an AppSliced account since 2018 and it was always in CAD$ but now, I don't know why, all the prices of the apps are only in USD$ (my setting are still in CAD$).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aroostook_War
@Montreal_Music, I fear the “Pork and Beans War” rages on
I hate to be the one to say it, but plugins like this will quickly become unnecessary after Logic Pro comes out in a week.
I definitely don’t need it but I’ve wanted DAW Cassette for a long time. Anyone tried it? I have almost every tape app so it’s not a necessity but it seems to sound great.
How are you using it? It does seem great.
But what if you’re not going to subscribe to Logic?
Why not?
If you have the hardware capable of running it and the room to store it, I can't think of a reason why anyone wouldn't want to at least use the free month for evaluation.
Why would you want to use only Logic? I mean, I’m definitely going to subscribe but I’m not going to quit using AUM or Drambo. There’s always a need for great plugins what ever DAW you’re using.
I’m not so sure about that. I’ll still be working in AUM ~50% of the time so I’ll still need/want effect apps like these. Not to mention the ones staying with other iOS offerings like Cubasis and Zenbeats.
For those going 100% all in for Logic maybe so, but even then I think there’s something to be said about unique interfaces and the sound of the apps themselves. I’m a big fan of the Klevgrand stuff. For me, I feel like compressors and other mastering tools will be the thing Logic replaces. I won’t delete the ones I have because of AUM but I probably won’t be buying more.
I can do almost everything I want right now and way more than that. I have absolutely no desire for something like Logic at all. Maybe in the future, who knows. And I hate software subscriptions.
I fully expect most people with the space and hardware available to them will eventually succumb to the free trial period.
Is Brusfri still considered the best thing on ios for removing noise, say recording on ipad mic in relatively predictable sonic environments? If not, what is? For those who use it, has it been running well lately? Does Klevgrand offer nice/responsive customer service? Thank you
I disagree, not only will you most likely be able to use them inside LP, there will be lots of people without LP. I won’t be able to use LP for awhile, at least until I get a new iPad which could be a decent amount of time based off my current financial situation. Sure there will be some adjustments to the market, maybe price changes or whatever, but I think most of the apps will still be very relevant.
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Yea you can’t deny a month free trial, some apps have 3 days, which is not enough, but a month, that’s enough time to ensure you get to use it properly. Also with a month, if it’s that good, and people get use to using it, heck they’ll be sold. So it’s a smart move to give the month, and keep the subscription at a fair price.
Maybe someone can confirm this…?
I’m assuming you can take breaks from a subscription with LP, like some other app, and not lose any data? Heck, maybe cancel for a particularly busy month or 2, then resubscribe, and it will be right where you left it.
Well said.
To reduce remove background/unwanted noise for either something prerecord or being recorded.
Would like to see Apple offer this kind of extended testing to others for their apps also, but I suspect they'd have a massive accounting problem if they did that.
Something like Borsta is integrated in Logic, really? Tell me more…
Something like Borsta has been in GarageBand for a while now (probably more than a year?). I'm guessing that's where Klevgrand got the idea.
And here's the video announcing it from a year ago:
I would say: Yes to all.
These brush drummers can do nothing compared to what Borsta is capable of, only cheap suppliers. There are not only brush sounds but also percussions and endless possibilities to influence dynamics and groove.