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Noice. I don’t need it, but I need it.
Been waiting a lot of years for the dev to have a sale. The apps don’t seem expensive at all, but buying an app at full price goes against my religion. :P
I guess if prices are only going to go up, I should buy something now and retroactively label the purchase as having been “on sale” in a couple months.
Ah looks like it's standalone, not auv3. Probably why no love. It's also not useful to me if it's not auv3. The video demo looks lovely though!
4Pockets "Flash Sale" - Copperhead synth is now available for only US$6.99, (usually $11.99).
The sale offer ends June 3rd.
https://apps.apple.com/app/copperhead/id6444207037
KQ Dixie is great indeed, though I somehow don’t find myself using it much. How’re the rest of them?
This is a great deal. Copperhead sounds fantastic.
I mostly uses it for dumping some weird and free DX patches I find online and playing them. For making my own sounds, I usually go elsewhere as far as FM goes. But I do it sometimes. Minisynth is really great too. One of my favorite iOS Modular’s. And Unotone is just amazing. Captures the weird spirit of the hardware perfectly.
I bought the stereo microphone, hope that my 2020 iPhone SE got stereo ? I use the microphone mono to peck up noise in the street.
New App on Intro Pricing Until June 18th
Audiothing Things - Crusher is $1.99 will be $4.99
Really nice sounding synth. Bunch of patches, randomized patches. Lightweight.
Graphic
Qlone 3D Scanner EDU is 50% off at $14.99
AI
Text Singularity is $8 off at $1.99 was $19.99, then $9.99 now $1.99 - offline GPT
Utility
Scan Note Write is free usually $1.99 - OCR app
Pretty sure I read that AUv3 is planned
🤣
The story of my life…
If that’s the case, I’m glad I got it while it was free. It seems really powerful.
DroneLab is $.50 off at $1.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dronelab/id1546174597
Graphic
Voxel Max 3D Modeling is 50% off at $4.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/voxel-max-3d-modeling/id1442352186
All Lucas Di Tomate Apps are $.70 off down to $.29 each. A bunch of utility apps, ad blockers, etc…
https://apps.apple.com/us/developer/lucas-exequiel-di-tomase/id1456307400
The same question about KQ Sampei: It looks like nice midi player, but can it play XG midi files after download some XG soundfont file? I think XG it is not only additional sounds, but also effects as on description about Yamaha player:
"Supports General MIDI and the full XG sound set consisting of 676 voices and 30 drum kits. It also included 11 chorus, 11 reverb, and 43 variation effects"
I used to listening XG midi files about 20-25 years ago on Windows 98 using probably Yamaha S-YXG50 SoftSynthesizer. Player was look exactly like on the screenshot. I have great memories about sounds quality, it made an impression when listening XG midi on Sound Blaster Live card then.
What is the best way to listen XG midi files on iOS and is KQ Sampei a good option? (to play all the XG sounds and effects)
Huh @dakti this is the first I’ve heard of XG midi. I’m guessing maybe the apps manual might hold a clue, but if not maybe someone can try… I don’t have Sampei.
Yamaha added they 2 cents to the General MIDI standards by adding more instruments in their implementation (sound cards and synths) and calling it Extended General MIDI or “XG” for short. Lot’s of details at:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_XG
You can enhance KQ Sampei by getting more SF2 files that support this Yamaha Standard at:
https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts?formats=sf2&tags=xg
File conversions from *.rar an *7z may be required. I use iZip to get past this packaging issue.
I found some XG focused midi files at:
http://www.xg-central.com/
KQ Sampei is really well done for this type of SoundCanvas and Yamaha XG compatible General MIDI player.
@McD so it does XG? But sometimes you have to convert a rar or 7z to a zip. Or just use an app that opens rar?
That’s good to know about Sampei. Thanks.
New free Au
Skipodisc is new and free it’s like a cd skip, feedback from comb filtering cd player emulator type thing, thanks @cazel for sharing this one.
Skippodisk:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/skippodisk/id6449685454
@McD:
Thank you. I guess I'll buy a KQ Sampei then and play around with it a bit. Yamaha software player is probably not compatible with newer Windows than 98 and one of the option is to run the virtual machine under Windows 10 or 11. However would be nice to be able to listen files directly from the iPad.
@Poppadocrock:
Please listen to the music from the last McD link, you will surely find some examples that I risk statement don't sound like midi at all, but more like from some DAW
Forgot link
Skippodisc
LoAdKer is currently FREE USUALLY $2.99
Never been free before!
Listening
Song Capsule is 50% off at $2.49 to celebrate release of another app