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Semi-modular iPad synths list

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  • EschatoneEschatone

    @Edward_Alexander said:

    @rs2000 said:

    For me, one of the best semi-modular synths on iOS is (was) propellerheads thor.
    I'm keeping an old iPad just for that one.
    Such a bummer it isn't available anymore.

    I have Thor installed on my current iPad Pro M1 with iPadOS 18 and it still works great.

    I do hate to see the day it becomes broken though.

    wow, it does work! I thought I remembered having problems trying to load it a while back and shrugged it off as an iPAD OS update incompatibility.... The last few times I was able to use it before that, it was crashing far more often than it used to ... But glad to learn it's not completely dead yet!

  • offbrandsoffbrands

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @offbrands said:
    A nice little resource I've used and didn't see shared on this thread- learningmodular.com - their definition for semi-modular is probably worth mentioning if not for just sharing this resource with anyone interested in euro-rack / modular.

    One of my 2025 resolutions is to learn how to work with a Eurorack environment (miRack in my case) to create generative Ambient that goes on forever.

    EDIT: So this website will he a valuable resource for me. Thanks mate.

    Dope man! It’s my favorite way of creating. For me it’s about loving the process of exploring sounds and modulation. Getting to a point where making things almost doesn’t sound like complete shit and it’s been really gratifying.

    This resource is super helpful, as is just breaking down patches from Patchstorage. Something that really helped me was realizing that even MiRack with its limitations compared to VCV ( I use MiRack fwiw) has more modules than most hobbyist musicians will ever have over their lifetime, full stop.

    I try to remind myself of that and learn to stick with specific modules for specific jobs, and when I want to change it up I do one at a time (reverb for a reverb, delay for a delay, etc) or I will try and find a new way of emulating similar style sounds through different patch work, but always with a specific intent.

    I used Solderbox recently in MiRack and it felt like a cheat I give myself. I know I can put any AUV3 in with the IAP but I like to challenge myself. Some really amazing artists can do some really amazing things without those any plugins and I would like to get to that ability in a live setting (sans hardware cause 💸😅) one day!

    I could go on for days about it but it’s a challenge so go in with intent and don’t get discouraged! It’s a fun hobby. Also I’ll share one artist that’s really inspiring to me that’s all modular (hardware but same principles apply)

    Cheers and best of luck!

  • Mountain_HamletMountain_Hamlet

    I watched this the other day. Nice little space to get inspired in.

    Hélène Vogelsinger has a good feel for this stuff. The perfect name to go with it.

  • sevenapesevenape

    VApolywest?
    Branches (just saw it was already mentioned)
    semimodularsynth (in mirack)

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @Eschatone said:

    A ton of great synths listed, even if not all of them are semi-modular. (Cyclop for instance isn't semi-modular afaik.)

    If Cyclop is a semi, it might be toward the bottom of the spectrum (Zeeon/Factory/Ripplemaker are at the top, imo)

    It has swappable sound generation modules (Saw/Analog sync/FM/etc) , Several different filter routings, swappable filter and distortion models, and an interesting variety of LFO/modulation and sequencing modes for various parameters. It's much deeper than it looks at first glance, but it's a quirky way of doing things, like Sugar Bytes are known for.

    Fair enough. I'll have to give Cyclop a deeper look. :)

    @Eschatone said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @rs2000 said:
    Drambo is fully modular imo.

    For me, one of the best semi-modular synths on iOS is (was) propellerheads thor.
    I'm keeping an old iPad just for that one.
    Such a bummer it isn't available anymore.

    That synth needs to be brought back as an AUv3 plugin! I'd pay again for that.

    Thor was among the top 2 synths that were most painful for me to lose (next to Z3TA+ )
    Such a brilliant sounding, endlessly deep synth, and an excellent (touch optimized!) interface tying it all together. We have others that approach their depth now, but they're a bit lacking on the UI front. (Cough, synthmaster, cough)

    😂

    ....yeah, 😞 Z3TA+ was another gem that eventually disappeared. Sucks.

    @offbrands Dang! Thanks for all these ideas. And will be checking the vid. 🙂

  • reasOnereasOne

    Mirack has some great ones


  • offbrandsoffbrands

    @Mountain_Hamlet said:

    I watched this the other day. Nice little space to get inspired in.

    Hélène Vogelsinger has a good feel for this stuff. The perfect name to go with it.

    Nice! She seems to have a series on her channel of random abandoned spots jamming on modulars. Pretty dope!

  • offbrandsoffbrands

    @reasOne said:
    Mirack has some great ones


    👀

  • CracklePotCracklePot

    Lagrange and Poison 202 are sort of semi-semi modular.
    You can change the signal flow and patching, but only using the provided layout choices.

  • rs2000rs2000

    Lagrange, indeed! Thanks for reminding me @CracklePot.

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