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A few music apps with IAP sales
A mini Bleass Sale
Bleass Voices is $5 off at $14.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bleass-voices/id6448981475
Bleass Vox is $5 off at $9.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bleass-vox/id6449087984
Nambu is usually $17.99 but apparently went up to $19.99 recently
New Aurora DSP App
Laney - Digbeth Bass Plugin is $24.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/laney-digbeth-bass-plugin/id6670750326
New release
Gary4Beatbox is free
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gary4beatbox/id6736522400
Are any of the FRMS IAP’s good pickups? NGL, I have a major deficit of inspiration when it comes to the lil fella.
Never seen this one before
MIDIFresh is $41 off at $3.99 - midi file player, looper, etc, standalone only apparently
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/midifresh/id6501986928
Utility
Multi Search Engine is free usually $.99 safari extension
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/multi-search-engine/id1672855306
AI/Utility
Humanize AI Text - AI Rewriter is free usually $3.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/humanize-ai-text-ai-rewriter/id6698894609
I just looked Nambu is $19.99 on US store
That's his pricing strategy, or whatever, he did the same with his other synths and soon started to announce sales: to the previous original price, he have these sales quite periodically, right Poppa(?). Not very pretty in my opinion but totally legit. So, yo can count on a "sale" on Nambu in a near future.
All, now is your chance to beta another banger midi app.
Love his stuff.
Takeamidi
https://testflight.apple.com/join/sl8OHWCS
Eventide Bundles are discounted but not individual apps
Eventide Pro Effects Bundle 1 is $29.99 - 6 apps
Eventide Pro Effects Bundle 2 is $29.99 - 6 apps
Eventide Reverb Bundle is $19.99 - 4 apps
Price may be cheaper if you purchased any of the apps individually, but it will only be discounted the amount you paid for any of the included apps, and you can only use that value One Time to complete a bundle. Cheers!
Reminder
All Harry Gohs aka Virsyn apps are still on sale, including Tera Pro IAPs
AI
Llama 1B AI Chat - Offline LLM is new and currently free, will be $1.99 - requires iOS 18
Riffler Flow at an all time low $11 off at only $3.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/riffler-flow/id6467568526
OT - Food
Wine Register is free usually $9.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wine-register/id6446813387
Utility
Merge Voice Memos is free usually $2.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/merge-voice-memos/id6476123178
This Hornet H76 Compressor Limiter IAP giveaway over on my Twitter might interest some of you:
https://x.com/gavinski_s/status/1843986150257553897
Productivity
Form Memos is new and free will be $1.99 - create templates for your notes/memos
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/form-memos/id6670529605
Listening
Akwaaba Radio is free usually $.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/akwaaba-radio/id710357719
Productivity
PDF Scanner & Docs Organizer is free usually $49.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pdf-scanner-docs-organizer/id994177752
Writing
NoteWrap Writers Notebook is $3 off at $6.99
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/notewrap-writers-note-book/id1437601104
Is it only on twitter?
Public one is only on twitter and there is a much larger one on my Patreon, none on other platforms this time
https://www.patreon.com/posts/4-free-iaps-for-113668687
Sorry, you are completely wrong about that. I explicitly agreed this with the dev in advance. It is not exploitative. I spend a lot of time and skill making posts on various platforms for an extemely tiny reward from YouTube. It doesn't make any sense for me to do the work I do without getting more direct Patreon support and devs understand that. Codes for giveaways cost a dev nothing. Every single time I do my giveaways everything about exactly how many codes there will be and which platforms the codes will go to is agreed with the dev.
The YouTubers in this scene are giving a huge amount to the community for far less than minimum wages rewards. Devs and viewers benefit more from our labour than we benefit from any aspect of this entire setup.
@TheAlgorithm said:
iOS YouTubers have their own skillset and do a lot of their own hard work. I am very transparent on my own channel about the meagre rewards and people like Doug have had to make videos begging viewers with tears in their eyes for financial support. Apple dropping the affiliate program in 2017 caused lots of YouTubers to leave this space. Are you trying to provoke more into leaving? You might not appreciate the work involved, but luckily many devs and viewers do.
.> @TheAlgorithm said:
The developer gets their app showcased in front of a small, but "prepared to spend money" audience - the perfect target market for actually buying their app (as opposed to freeloaders who want something for nothing). One or two will win a code but hundreds or more won't and they might buy the app.
As for your comment that iOS YouTubers "are simply showing the developers hard work", I think there is more to it than that. Many of the newer apps are very complex and require a lot of time to learn. The YouTubers go through all that hard learning work so we don't have to.
A few of the recent apps by 4Pockets, Igor and many others have been packed with features and very complicated - they would have taken a lot of effort to learn and understand. I remember when "Beat Cutter" came out - even when watching various YouTubers demo it my brain had a melt down at how tricky it was. I still don't understand it...