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yes, probably, but i think something changed recently regarding those restrictions, as we have puredata now.
processing is also on ios..
so i don't know...
Does Apple restrict the development languages that can be used though? Some languages are easier to develop with, but do they actually impose any limitations?
If Apple ever finds doing business in the EU more costly than beneficial, they'll stop doing business there. The EU's anti-Apple decisions of late are not going to help. I suspect there's quite a bit of graft and buying of politicians going on in the background there.
per the topic:
G-Stomper Studio
G-Stomper Producer (both cool, Producer is the comprehensive one)
FamiStudio
FakeSID
DrumPadBeats
Synthesizer (not a synthesizer, deep groove box)
Bandpass MDAW
Milkytracker (free open source FastTracker 2 clone. This one is on every possible platform except iOS)
ModSynth (modular synth)
Hexen
uFXloops
vuKNOB
SynPrezFM
actually a lot of greatness here.
many of these have features not found elsewhere. Haven’t done any testing re the often invoked and legendary Android latency issues. The Huawei tab i use runs EMUI 8 and I’m finding those legends to be out of date.
the list of apps that are cross platform with iOS is pretty long too
okay, we can resume discussion of Apple business practices.
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kosmische (musik)
also Phoenix. cool as shit
what is that?
Are there any good reviews of Android music apps on YouTube?
cool x0x style groovebox, 2 synths and a sample based drum kit
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.henrikrydgard.phoenixstudio&hl=en&gl=US&pli=1
couldn’t find kosmische on the store - found it on a cnet page looked sweet. gone to app heaven i guess
I wish an ios developer make an x0x style groovebox
thank you for the link!
a shame kosmische is gone from playstore...
still have it on my phone:)
Thanks. Though I'm not seeing the modular aspect. Maybe that is IAP?
What I see is something similar to Primer (Syntorial) on iOS.
A lot of old school. Some of them remind me of that old computer GUI. I’m feeling nostalgic.
It isn’t the developer’s decision. Apple decides. The developer has no say in it. In fact, they don’t receive any information at all about who buys their products or refunds them. The only exception is they are notified after the fact of IAP and subscription refunds so that they can remove services. They have no participation in the decision process at all though.
https://www.macrumors.com/2020/06/24/apple-in-app-refund-notification-changes/
Here it is
That’s how it went with me in the past. I put in a refund request and it says it will stay up for 2 days. You can do another 2 day follow up if they haven’t accepted or if they rejected the first time. Even Apple told me to put in a refund request with the apps owner with report a problem. I remember someone on here was talking about it and there experience was similar to mine. Maybe we can get some developers here on this discussion. If possible a developer from the US.
Developers here have already said they don’t know when a refund is requested. There are threads where someone has tagged the developer, who has said they can’t help as they have no insight into the process.
I think you must have misunderstood what they said. Developers have confirmed this more than once, and official apple policy and App Store mechanics are well documented. But I've no motivation to try to convince you, so will just leave it at that. It's off topic for the thread anyway.
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i wish iOS had this particular one…
So now I have a new goal...make an EP or an album on a cheaper Android device (in this case, a tablet since I don't need a second phone). 😂 So many great apps listed here to try out and have fun with.
Grainstorm has been mentioned but I just have to say it again. Its deeper than Soundscaper, Fieldscaper, and iDensity.
It's an incredible combination of multitrack tape looping, granular synthesis, modular modulation, and very cool standard and esoteric fx. It takes what you can do with iDensity and then multiplies it by 10 (though iDensity as a host jacks up its soundscaping abilities many fold...what a tragically under-discussed app).
You can superimpose two field recordings and a synth loop, add FM modulation, sequence the modulation of grain pitches/lengths, add multitap delays, shimmer reverb, phaser, distortion, moog filters, chorus, analog oscillator tones, modulate the hell out of the aforementioned with different sources (including lfos), the list goes on. You need to get the paid version of this app. I haven't even gotten to the mathy shit!
Sounds like my kind of experimental app, Grainstorm.
Can't wait to buy it.
Springs V3 https://apkpure.net/springs-v3/processing.springs
Grainstorm.
Once you figure out how the modules work, I just know you'll appreciate how deep it is.
I'd pay to have it on computer and ios. I actually just very recently switched to iPhone after my Samsung Galaxy died to take advantage of all the apps that I own, and while it's nice having AUM and a bucket load of auv3s in my pocket, I find myself missing the crazy sonic journies I'd take with Grainstorm and some field recordings.
App made me feel like a mix of Gandalf, an MIT professor, and Captain Kirk. Phasers were set to kill as I'd cook up anything from dreamy grain cushions to cosmic horror fuel from sounds around me, freesound.com samples, or youtube audio rips of the weird and mundane. I regret not shoving material I made on ios through that magic transmutation box. I may have to steal my kid's Fire tablet when she's sleeping to make more (audio) gold from lead.
If I could pick just one iOS app, I'd love to see Drambo ported to Android.
Just about everyone needs a smart phone to live these days, but there's so many parts of the world where iPhones are just too expensive. However people there can usually pick up a cheap Android phone. It seems like an opportunity begging for someone to bring out a killer do-it-all music app accessible to the billions of people that will never use iOS.
Imagine what all those people in 2nd and 3rd world communities might create with something like (maybe a cheap, feature-limited version of) Drambo in their hands.
If you have subscribed to the iOS version - which extends to multiple devices, can that include android as well 😛?
I cannot say for sure because I followed the one time purchase route, but I don’t think so.
Hexen would be my first app to buy. If I were to make an ep I would do G-Stomper as my main platform. Keep it original Android. A hard pick is if I want just one of the ios Daws to have in android. I’d have a hard time choosing. There’s AEM, Ntrack, Cubasis, Zenbeats, FLmobile, and Koala. Zenbeats is cross platform and I work with it well with iOS. Koala will be a powerful android tool to have as well. @jwmmakerofmusic do you have an idea of what android apps you will use to make your ep.
Sounds good to me.
Good idea. They have a G-Stomper bundle costing a fiver. Not bad at all I must say.
-G-Stomper (as recommended by you mate)
-FLSM (I already purchased it years ago, and luckily one sign-in to my IL account will yield me the IAPs I've already purchased)(FLSM will also be where I attempt to master my tracks)
-Koala Sampler (I know, big surprise right? Lol, and I will also purchase the IAPs)
-AEM in the near future for mastering tracks (since it conveniently has the TB plugins as IAPs, of which I can use the EQ, ReelBus, and Barricade, but FL Studio Mobile definitely works a treat for quick mastering with a robust compressor and decent limiter (as well as an LuFS meter))
-Caustic (if I can still find it in the Play Store, but I saw above it is no longer available in the Play Store, unless that was just one person's experience)
-Either Krita or Clip Studio Paint. (I have Jazza's brush set for both formats, but I'll try Krita first as it does not seem to be subscription thankfully.)
Hexen seems like an awesome modular, but I'm just a bit rubbish with intermediate (and advanced for that matter) modular synthesis. 😅
If you've any other suggestions (or anyone else does), I am interested to hear them.