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Laplace and Nanostudio on sale
Laplace from 5.99 to 3.99
Nanostudio from 13.99 to 6.99
I haven't been contributing to the forum as I am very occupied with work but thought I could make you spend some money.
I have Laplace and I love it. Senior member @Syrupcore is constantly raving about Nanostudio.
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The Professor does love NS and for good reason. And if you don't have it then this is a) a great price and b) perhaps even a smart investment as at some point we've been promised an NS2 and unless it's a separate item the upgrade path might prove to be a good one to have taken prior advantage of.
Laplace is very cool! Addicting.
Macao95 Thanks for the post, Great time of year for an app sale (hint to other developers) just bought Laplace, I really like it for ethnic/world music type sounds.
Who you calling senior, señor?
From the sounds of it, NS 2 will be an entirely new app.
Do i need another synth???
Hmm... I don't have any physical modelling synths...
@musikmachine No, you don't need another synth. But, yes, you want both of these apps. They're great.
Laplace doesn't sound like anything else on iOS to my ears and it wins at playability by having pretty much all of the controls on a single page. Tim @ discchord did a good overview video.
Nanostudio, because.
Cheers, grabbed it last night and then TC-11 2.0 drops!
thanks. is the NS IAP also on sale? was it always $5 for the 16 track upgrade?
TC-11 looks very funky but I cant take a synth with no keyboard seriously. Will wait for a sunrizer sale.
@telecode101 I'm pretty sure that Nanostudio IAP is at it's constant price point, at least I remember paying the UK equivalent 4 years back (£2.99). Still one of the best music apps.
As for TC-11 not having a keyboard....that is the very reason it is a SERIOUSLY great iPad synth. Utilising the touchscreen in ways that rewards your time with it in a hugely satisfying manner.
Fair enough. But if it doesnt have a keyboard, how do you know what key you are in when you are playing e.t.c.? (I guess I have to try a demo?)
And you really don't want to wait for a sunrizer pricedrop,shame on you ;-) It's well worth the asking price.I'll snag Laplace now.
Btw,is Laplace working reliable as IAA (in cubasis for example)?How about (arp) sync?
What about a Theremin.
I remember way back
in the ol days when the first music apps came out. Many were toys, but the Nanostudio app came out and I don't remember it having any bugs upon release either. That is just sick programming. Always solid and easy to use interface.
The TC-11 looks like fun. Sounds versatile.
Anyone?
I get what you mean. But seriously, I guess it depends how and what you do with the iPad. In my case, I am adding and layering sythns and guitar parts. I have to have some idea what key I am in and where I can go with it.
You can constrain the notes to a specified key and scale. You can even split up the screen and have one part play notes from one scale, and another play notes from a different scale.
Can't speak to the ARP sync, but Laplace works straight away as an IAA in Cubasis for me (Air1/8.2).
thanks!
I understand what you're saying @telecode101 but watch this Transona Lead vid and check out the Quick Tuning. This makes TC much more easily usable as a pitched instrument: