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  • DarkstringDarkstring

    @Fear2Stop said:

    @Poppadocrock said:
    FABFILTER SALE All Apps & Bundles, but not older versions of the same app.

    Damn…I lost my job a couple of weeks ago and obviously not gonna be buying anything for a long time. Just wondering if these are worth the hype , more out of curiosity than anything else

    I’d only recommend pro-q 4 as a must have, if you like to tinker with your sound. Some madlad on youtube even made an entire song with just pro-q 4 equalizing/isolating noise.

  • satchnutsatchnut
    edited June 16

    Just me or has anybody else notice the absolute flood of SwiftUI-based plugins hitting the App Store the past few weeks? Vibe-coding the new JUCE, perhaps? It'd be nice if an Audiobus database item existed to signal which apps are clearly vibe-coded (most devs use AI in their work to some degree, I realize, that's fine... gotta stay competitive and all).

  • audiblevideoaudiblevideo

    @satchnut said:
    Just me or has anybody else notice the absolute flood of SwiftUI-based plugins hitting the App Store the past few weeks? Vibe-coding the new JUCE, perhaps? It'd be nice if an Audiobus database item existed to signal which apps are clearly vibe-coded (most devs use AI in their work to some degree, I realize, that's fine... gotta stay competitive and all).

    just look for missing or added fingers...

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    @satchnut said:
    Just me or has anybody else notice the absolute flood of SwiftUI-based plugins hitting the App Store the past few weeks? Vibe-coding the new JUCE, perhaps? It'd be nice if an Audiobus database item existed to signal which apps are clearly vibe-coded (most devs use AI in their work to some degree, I realize, that's fine... gotta stay competitive and all).

    Yup, theres all kinds of levels of usage, but it has been an increase since vybe and claude became available.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Music Apps with IAP Sales

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock
    edited June 16

    Miscellaneous Free IAPs

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Miscellaneous Graphic/Utility Apps Gone Free

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock
    edited June 16

    Free Lifetime IAP - Photo/Productivity

    Tap Edit Image Text

    App Takes you through the free lifetime process, edit text in any photo

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Update of @cem_olcay app Fret Bud is sick, you can use it to play a guitar fretboard and send midi to ny DAW/host

  • egobeatsegobeats

    is bytebeat the one gav demo'd? didnt it cost like 2 bux?

  • satchnutsatchnut
    edited 1:12AM

    @egobeats said:
    is bytebeat the one gav demo'd? didnt it cost like 2 bux?

    ByteBeat came out first and is free, then soon after Raw Byte (the $1 one Gav showed off)... Got 'em both; the paid one has AUv3. Certainly cool to finally have a multi-instance ByteBeat plug now (BitWiz still reigns supreme), no regrets, though pretty sure it is vibe-coded SwiftUI. The bummer is all these apps that come out -- often in quick succession from a single dev at a time (not gonna name names) -- arrive with strange UI-breaking bugs that never get fixed. Fine if they were free, but some are like $10-15.

    @Poppadocrock said:
    Update of @cem_olcay app Fret Bud is sick, you can use it to play a guitar fretboard and send midi to ny DAW/host

    Oddly enough, "rebuilt in SwiftUI". I've been out of the iOS development loop for a while... Maybe Apple released some big API update recently and I missed it and I'm reading too much into the AI thing.

    In retrospect I should have started a new thread; I've got way too much to say about this. 😅

  • satchnutsatchnut

    @audiblevideo said:

    @satchnut said:
    Just me or has anybody else notice the absolute flood of SwiftUI-based plugins hitting the App Store the past few weeks? Vibe-coding the new JUCE, perhaps? It'd be nice if an Audiobus database item existed to signal which apps are clearly vibe-coded (most devs use AI in their work to some degree, I realize, that's fine... gotta stay competitive and all).

    just look for missing or added fingers...

    😂

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