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VAPolyTS by Ryo Togawa (Released)
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vapolyts/id6746113136
*** VAPolyTS Introduction Sale 60% Off until Jun
30th. （Regular Price $14.99） ***
VAPolyTS is polyphonic synthesizer for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It is inspired by the synthesizers which contributed to shape iconic sounds of Trance, House and Techno Music in 1990's. It operates as a stand alone or as an AudioUnit Extension (AUv3). Stand Alone supports Ableton Link, MIDI and audio file export.
The synthesizer features two stack oscillators. The one of them can generate mix of detuned seven oscillator outputs. The other one can generate mix of several octave shifted oscillator outputs. It also features a mixer, a resonant low pass filter, a resonant hight pass filter, an amplifier, two envelope generators, two LFO and analog style step sequencer.
Built-in Effects include delay, chorus, flanger, reverb, eq and compressor. VAPolyTS also includes sequencer which features piano roll editor and parameter automation. Project files can be saved in iCloud Drive, so that the project can be accessed from iPhone, iPad or Mac.
Main Features
Polyphonic subtractive synthesizer.
Stack oscillator which can generate mix of seven detuned oscillator outputs.
Stack oscillator which can generate mix of several octave shifted oscillator outputs.
Analog Style Step Sequencer.
Eight Assignable Controllers.
Maximum 8 voice polyphony.
Built-in effects and piano roll sequencer.
Audio Export. Linear PCM format (AIFF, WAV and CAF) and compressed format (AAC)
Support Audio Unit Extension (AUv3).
Support MIDI 2.0. Support Foot Pedal and Per Note Control.
Support Ableton Link, Bluetooth MIDI, MIDI In / Out.
Works on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Support iCloud Drive to share project files between the platforms.
Include 256 Factory Presets.
Improvements
Support MIDI Foot Pedal (CC#11, CC#64)
Support MIDI2.0 Per Note Control Messages
MIDI CC Settings are saved. It will be recovered when the app launched in the next time.
System Requirements
iOS 17.0 or later
Devices with Apple Silicon are recommended. A13
Fusion or above is highly recommended. if sound is distorted when using a device with less CPU power, reduce number of voices.
AudioUnit Extension (AUv3) requires host application which support AudioUnit Extension.
AudioUnit Extension is supported by Apple Logic and Apple Garage Band on iOS and macOS. For any other DAW, it depends on the application and some of them don't support AudioUnit Extension.
Comments
I've got VApolyMT and VApolyFM, great sounds but they both have a peculiar behaviour. If you hold a chord down and try to play a melody over it, it will count each pressed and released note up to the total voices selected, then voice steal from the chord. It acts as if released notes are still held, not actual polyphony. :-/
Sounds like a jp8000 clone, except it's hard to tell this apart from any other synths by this developer visually as usual.
When I saw this I thought I'd open one of the ones I already have: VAPolyMkII and I just can't befriend it, no matter how hard I try. If I could sell or return all of the stuff I have from Mr Togawa, I would.
I mean they sound great so if you can handle them, good for you.
All his other releases also seem to be on sale.
His synths are good but the UI makes it unusable for me. I have 2 i really like the sounds but I dont use them because I can read nothing
I realize reusing elements from prior projects speeds up the development process (and no disrespect intended), but I personally cannot tell one synth from the other. These need to look distinctly different with visual cues that help the user understand why they need all of these apps, instead of getting the impression they're all the same app.
Yea, I love his synths a lot. The west coast is favorite so far. The names really need some help and also noting the apps differences. I feel like. he puts so much time and effort into these but it's a lil confusing. Cheers tho
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In curious if anyone knows of this synth is now MPE capable?
"Supporting Midi 2.0 per note control messages" suggests that it could be, but previous synths of his haven't been.