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Sentium Glitch by Christian Thompson (Released)
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6770832821
Build animated electronic instruments from four synthesis engines.
Blend Subtractive, FM, Karplus-Strong, and Wavetable layers.
Sentium Glitch is a stereo AUv3 synthesizer for producers, composers, and sound designers who want layered motion inside one focused instrument. Use it in compatible AUv3 instrument hosts, or open the standalone app on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro to load the same experience, connect MIDI inputs, and play it as a standalone instrument.
Every patch is a complete sound design document: four engine layers, per-layer envelopes, filters, LFOs, modulation routes, pan, level, engine bypass, master effects, polyphony budgeting, voice mode and glide, and optional recorded XY Pad motion all recallable through presets and AU host project state.
Core sound engines:
- Subtractive: dual oscillators, sub, noise, detune, pulse-width shaping, and multimode filtering for classic analog weight and layered fundamentals.
- FM: five operator topologies for bells, keys, metallic basses, and aggressive digital color: two-operator, blended two-operator, stacked, dual-modulator, and split-carrier.
- Karplus-Strong: plucked and struck delay-line resonators for guitars, kotos, mallets, metallic attacks, and hybrid acoustic-electric textures.
- Wavetable: curated morphing tables with vocal formants, digital edges, harmonic motion, seeded-random spectra, and unison width for animated modern tones.
Performance and modulation:
- Poly, mono, and legato voice modes with adjustable glide (portamento) for tight monophonic basses and expressive, gliding leads.
- Two XY pads with four routable axes.
- Record XY pad motion per engine and save it with the patch.
- Route LFOs, envelopes, velocity, aftertouch, pitch bend, mod wheel, CC74, and XY pad axes to musical targets.
- Move oscillator pitch and mix, FM index and ratios, Karplus brightness and decay, wavetable position and detune, filter, pan, gain, LFO rates, and master-FX controls.
- Sync LFOs, chorus rate, and delay time to host tempo when available.
Patch and mix tools:
- Four-layer engine mixer for balancing, panning, and bypassing each sound source.
- Master chorus, delay, reverb, level, and soft clip.
- Global polyphony budget up to 32 voices with device-aware runtime limits.
- Stereo output at 44.1, 48, and 96 kHz sample rates where supported.
- On-screen keyboard with pitch and modulation wheels, plus CoreMIDI input management in the standalone app.
Factory and user library:
Start from 92 factory presets spanning signature motion patches, classic synth tones, basses, leads, keys, bells, plucks, strings, pads, rhythmic textures, atmospheres, experimental sounds, and technical references.
Save your own user presets locally with iCloud sync when available. Export selected saved user presets as .sgpresets files and import them through a preview workflow that appends new user presets without overwriting the existing library.
Sentium Glitch is built for sounds that move: evolving pads, unstable digital bells, hybrid plucks, animated basses, cinematic sweeps, mono leads that glide between notes, and expressive performance patches that respond to your hands.
Details:
Universal: Yes
Minimum OS version: 17.0
Comments
I wonder if what I imagine it will sound like from the description will bear any resemblance to what it actually does sound like.
Yet again, no video on the AppStore or developer’s website. Never ceases to amaze me that a developer can make a synth and not have it occur to them that people might be interested in what it sounds like.
From this description I’d imagine it has a massive range of possible ways to sound! It just might take a little experimentation to match what you have in your head…
Would be helpful, aye. But, as has been discussed in some other new app threads, the devs are often individuals that are just catching their breath after getting it through the approval stage. Give it a little time, a vid might turn up. 👍
This is true. It still beggars belief to me that someone would take months to make an app then put it in the App Store without taking an hour or so to even demonstrate it with a YouTube video. I mean it’s the actual sound they are selling - and there is none to consider it with. What percentage terms of visitors to conversions is there going to be if the customers have no idea what it sounds like. It’s bound to lead to lost sales. I’m not complaining - they can do what they want etc. I just could never imagine doing it this way were it me.
Imagine none of the chaps that we know and love happens to make a demo video. Makes no sense.
Ooh, a "Stereo AUV3 synthesizer" - take my money!
😃
Is it me or could this be a little bit Elastic OSC?
My thoughts went to ButterSynth which I think it has a lot more in common with than E.osc.
Maybe as stable ButterSynth, that would be cool.
I do like stable
I like the UI, I like stable. Do I like £30? Hmmmm. Not without some reviews and a video.
And that’s an intro price!