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Top 10 Best iOS Synths From 2023 - Chosen By My Patreon Members

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  • zilld2017zilld2017

    @HotStrange said:

    Sheesh this place is getting exhausting.

    I don’t know. Seems to be just this one dude. At least in the threads I follow.

  • Fear2StopFear2Stop

    @HotStrange said:

    @Luxthor said:
    Everything that happened here only refreshed my interest in Tomofon, I experimented with voice samples even more and discovered a few things. But Doug’s video actually returned me back to Hilda, so thank you for that. Hilda forces you to think differently and get lost in new music-making avenues.

    Hilda is one of those rare apps that make me forget I’m on the iPad. Feels like playing with a hardware synth again.

    Same! Pairs well with others too as shown below (cheap plug!)

  • SimonSimon
    edited December 2023

    @RanDoM_rRay said:
    @HotStrange hurrdurr about opinions... there are now 2 other ppl who want to hear/see the sounds you're getting out of Tomofon, i could care less about your word games, i want to see what the app is capable of.

    Surely you mean "i couldn't care less about your word games"...?

    Oh, he's gone... :smiley:

  • Fear2StopFear2Stop

    @Simon said:

    @RanDoM_rRay said:
    @HotStrange hurrdurr about opinions... there are now 2 other ppl who want to hear/see the sounds you're getting out of Tomofon, i could care less about your word games, i want to see what the app is capable of.

    Surely you mean "i couldn't care less about your word games"...?

    Oh, he's gone... :smiley:

    Lasted one year and exactly 1000 posts… my neurodivergence is appreciative of the symmetry.

    And now, back to your regularly scheduled thread…

  • Fear2StopFear2Stop

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:
    Definitely agree with BA-1. I ragged on it when it was first announced, and I thought "for that price there should've been more to it". Bro, I've used BA-1 moreso than any other synth I've bought this year. It's the mutts nutts. Simple, but the sounds it can produce are out of this world!

    And Buttersynth is simply stunning. :)

    I was one of those people who ragged on BA-1 as well only to be proven wrong af. The near braille level text isn’t a problem for me because tbh I don’t understand the technical aspect of most of this stuff…I just know if I pull faders down in a certain order it’s gonna sound cool and which each app I basically feng shui the hell out of each parameter and it usually works out just fine 😂

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    @HotStrange said:

    @Luxthor said:
    Everything that happened here only refreshed my interest in Tomofon, I experimented with voice samples even more and discovered a few things. But Doug’s video actually returned me back to Hilda, so thank you for that. Hilda forces you to think differently and get lost in new music-making avenues.

    Hilda is one of those rare apps that make me forget I’m on the iPad. Feels like playing with a hardware synth again.

    I’ve experienced only workstation synths, it’s not the same feeling as HW modular, but I believe you my friend. 🤝

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