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MooMu Virtual Modular Synthesizer from Studio 6 plus 1

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  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited April 2025

    @Curlymorphic said:
    Hi all, I'm the developer of MooMu, I am excited to be here to answer any questions.

    I shall start by responding to the existing comments.

    The minimum iOS version: I set was the lowest I could upload to the app store for a new app. When I started reading this post I checked the Apple site again and it says 17, 18 from April 2025.
    I can build MooMu to run on earlier versions. For the first update due in a couple of weeks I will see if I can lower this, even 17.0 would be a step in the right direction.

    https://developer.apple.com/ios/submit/#:~:text=Build your apps using the,with the iOS 18 SDK.

    As for comparing with other modular apps, I feel there are plenty of similarities, but also some differences. Modern music making is about having a varying palette of sounds, and with the pricing of iOS apps it is easier to experiment and create the unique sound now, than it has ever been. I see MooMu as an extension to, not a replacement for the existing palette. MooMu also brings full screen play areas such as the sequences, quad x-y pads and isomorphic keys to the modular arena, I have been having a lot of fun with these both when jamming with my local synth meetup, and when performing for an internet radio.

    There appears to be some confusion over the price change, I recently applied a 35% price drop, I am unsure why the price in CDN appears to have increased, but at it current price it is in line with other countries.

    The Ui has been designed to mimic a physical modular, well as much as you can on an 11" screen. I love the feeling of playing on my physical modular, but the cost was running in £1000's, so I decided to make a far more affordable app, so everyone can get the experience for less than you can buy coffee and toast in my local café.

    The Drums are currently just samples, I am planning a suite of synthesised drum modules for the second update, these will take some time to develop and test, but they are coming.

    If you do choose to take the plunge and try MooMu I hope you have great fun, and I will be here to answer your questions.

    Curly

    Fun it is. And thanks for letting iOS 16.x sneak through the door. And thanks for the manual, very helpful for this Modular challenged user.

  • oceansinspaceoceansinspace

    Great tutorials. When you midi map to a knob, you don't see it refelected on the screen right? It works fine tho besides that, or am I trippin? No biggie. I am loving this and actually I thanks you for allowing a lower bit rate as my iPad is old! That way I can add more mayhem and modules. In a dream world I/d rock 48 but for now I like the lower bit rates. Cheers, keep us old iPad users alive haha! I still have rebirth and it's a godsend even with all the wonk. I Think this app may be on the list of 'uber dope modulars. Maybe some small graphical bells and whistles, but that's least important. Do the cables do multi stacking ins and outs? Like 2 cables into one input etc? Cheers!

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    @catherder said:
    @Curlymorphic is this a bug or by design: I notice the standalone version only offers me 22050 Hz sample rate. I have an iPad 9 with iOS 18.x. The systems default sample rate is 48000.
    And BTW: Thanks for removing the stripes from the isomorphic keyboard - my brain appreciates it!

    I am trying to replicate the issue. The only way I can get a low sample rate is when I have a Bluetooth headset connected. With no external sound cards connected, I only get the option of 48 kHz.

    Are you still getting this issue with no devices connected?

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    @oceansinspace said:
    Thanks man! My presets are not up to par yet. I’m actually pretty amazed at your presets actually. This is a well thought out project. I wonder if u could add a Lock Screen or zoom. So wires and knobs don’t get accidentally switched. Like a lock mode for when the patch is ready for performances. I fear making a mistake while zooming and scrolling… hope that made sense. Ps the actual sound of the oscillator and filters are great.

    I am currently working on two finger pan and zoom, to improve the current experience. This is what's currently on my desk, as it still needs a bit more polish and testing before I can release. A lock button is a good idea; it's an idea that was implemented in an early version and shall be reinstated.

    I am hoping to get these features added to the beta testing in the next few days. If you would like to be added to the list of testers, please DM me an email address.

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    @oceansinspace said:
    Great tutorials. When you midi map to a knob, you don't see it refelected on the screen right? It works fine tho besides that, or am I trippin? No biggie. I am loving this and actually I thanks you for allowing a lower bit rate as my iPad is old! That way I can add more mayhem and modules. In a dream world I/d rock 48 but for now I like the lower bit rates. Cheers, keep us old iPad users alive haha! I still have rebirth and it's a godsend even with all the wonk. I Think this app may be on the list of 'uber dope modulars. Maybe some small graphical bells and whistles, but that's least important. Do the cables do multi stacking ins and outs? Like 2 cables into one input etc? Cheers!

    I agree that the graphics could do with some sparkle, and it's on my list. I am currently prioritising functionality and issues reported by users, but it shall happen.

    Currently, only outputs can be stacked. Stacked inputs are a good idea and have recently become available in other modular synths on the desktop, these are also on my to-do list. Currently, if you want to send two signals to an input, you can use an "Alpha Mixer" to mix the signals before sending them to the destination.

  • catherdercatherder

    @Curlymorphic said:

    @catherder said:
    @Curlymorphic is this a bug or by design: I notice the standalone version only offers me 22050 Hz sample rate. I have an iPad 9 with iOS 18.x. The systems default sample rate is 48000.
    And BTW: Thanks for removing the stripes from the isomorphic keyboard - my brain appreciates it!

    I am trying to replicate the issue. The only way I can get a low sample rate is when I have a Bluetooth headset connected. With no external sound cards connected, I only get the option of 48 kHz.

    Are you still getting this issue with no devices connected?

    Thanks for checking this. The problem has solved itself. I don’t know what happened but after another iOS update the 48K sample rate came back.

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    Just me having an impromptu session, where I make an FM drone.

  • oceansinspaceoceansinspace

    Sickness, such a cool synth your rollin.

  • AileromAilerom

    Just out of curiosity how easy are the leads to attach/detach? I have a few apps that have modular function like this and the leads are often very finicky for an old geezer like me.

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    @Ailerom said:
    Just out of curiosity how easy are the leads to attach/detach? I have a few apps that have modular function like this and the leads are often very finicky for an old geezer like me.

    @Ailerom

    The leads can be attached and moved by simply dragging the end of the lead. The next update, due in a few days, also has an option to lock the cables to stop any accidental changes while navigating the patch. When connecting cables, the ui shows an enlarged socket when your finger is close enough to make the connection.

  • AileromAilerom

    @Curlymorphic said:

    @Ailerom said:
    Just out of curiosity how easy are the leads to attach/detach? I have a few apps that have modular function like this and the leads are often very finicky for an old geezer like me.

    @Ailerom

    The leads can be attached and moved by simply dragging the end of the lead. The next update, due in a few days, also has an option to lock the cables to stop any accidental changes while navigating the patch. When connecting cables, the ui shows an enlarged socket when your finger is close enough to make the connection.

    And the capture area? I find I struggle to grab leads on some apps.

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    @Ailerom said:

    And the capture area? I find I struggle to grab leads on some apps.

    It's about 1.5 times the size of the visible port.

  • AileromAilerom

    @Curlymorphic said:

    @Ailerom said:

    And the capture area? I find I struggle to grab leads on some apps.

    It's about 1.5 times the size of the visible port.

    That seems like it might be a tad easier to grab. Thanks.

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    MooMu has just gone on Sale, was $12.99 now $9.99

    You can grab Moomu today on the App Store:
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/moomu/id6738391665

  • SilvertipSilvertip

    @Simon said:
    "Requires iPadOS 17.6 or later". That's me out...

    Not quite sure if someone mentioned it earlier on,
    but it seems that the minimum iPadOS is now 13.0.

  • AileromAilerom
    edited May 2025

    @Curlymorphic said:
    MooMu has just gone on Sale, was $12.99 now $9.99

    You can grab Moomu today on the App Store:
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/moomu/id6738391665

    That worked out nicely. I was about ready to give a try so what better time than right now.

    -update- The UI is excellent. Wires are the easiest to grab I can recall using.

  • CỗirácâyỗirpthuiCỗirácâyỗirpthui

    just picked it up. Pretty impressive so far, and a steal at the price. Looking forward to learning this puppy!

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    Jade Star Music has just done a review on YouTube:

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    New tutorial just posted:

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    New tutorial just dropped

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    MooMu has just had an update.

    Here is a tutorial on the new Analyser module, along with the updated Scope module:

    You can grab Moomu today on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/moomu/id6738391665

    We are still looking for votes for PatchStorage: https://patchstorage.com/requests/moomu/

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    Doug, from The Sound Test Room, has just posted an overview of MooMu

    On sale until the end of May

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    Latest MooMu tutorial: AM and RM sounds

    You can grab Moomu today on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/moomu/id6738391665

    We are still looking for votes for PatchStorage: https://patchstorage.com/requests/moomu/

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    Upcoming interview with Jade Star:

  • CurlymorphicCurlymorphic

    Nu-Trix the Synth Guy has started a series of tutorials using MooMu .

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    Would I be able to set MooMu up to be a straightforward MIDI controller in AUM? What would a patch in AUM look like with an XY pad sending MIDI CC out to other synths?

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Its On sale too!

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:
    Would I be able to set MooMu up to be a straightforward MIDI controller in AUM? What would a patch in AUM look like with an XY pad sending MIDI CC out to other synths?

    Hey Z, I have never learned to use MooMu but, reading this, I wonder why you'd want to use it if you want an xy pad sending midi cc to other synths? Do you have Bram Bos Rozeta Suite? It has a handy little XY module, along with many other modules, perfect for that task.

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    @Gavinski said:

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:
    Would I be able to set MooMu up to be a straightforward MIDI controller in AUM? What would a patch in AUM look like with an XY pad sending MIDI CC out to other synths?

    Hey Z, I have never learned to use MooMu but, reading this, I wonder why you'd want to use it if you want an xy pad sending midi cc to other synths? Do you have Bram Bos Rozeta Suite? It has a handy little XY module, along with many other modules, perfect for that task.

    I do have Rozeta - I forget a lot of tools in that suite exist. Part of the reason I’m asking is simply to learn a bit more of MooMu. I like the keyboard in it and want to see what kind of control I can pull from it.
    Maybe @Curlymorphic has a quick answer. I’ll report back if I figure anything out.

  • hacked_to_pieceshacked_to_pieces

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:
    Would I be able to set MooMu up to be a straightforward MIDI controller in AUM? What would a patch in AUM look like with an XY pad sending MIDI CC out to other synths?

    Hey Z, I have never learned to use MooMu but, reading this, I wonder why you'd want to use it if you want an xy pad sending midi cc to other synths? Do you have Bram Bos Rozeta Suite? It has a handy little XY module, along with many other modules, perfect for that task.

    I do have Rozeta - I forget a lot of tools in that suite exist. Part of the reason I’m asking is simply to learn a bit more of MooMu. I like the keyboard in it and want to see what kind of control I can pull from it.
    Maybe @Curlymorphic has a quick answer. I’ll report back if I figure anything out.

    MooMu works get in host apps like AUM etc. as a midi controller.

    I learned how to set it up watching this video

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