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2025 iOS App Sales & Discussions

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  • edited July 2025

    @become said:
    Bleass Tides and Modley are both on sale and seem very similar ideas (but Modley much cheaper). Can anyone comment on the differences the differences between them?

    There’s a little difference in the included FX - you’d see which are included in the appstore or manual. Eg. Modley has a phaser, Tides doesn’t. Tides has Ring Mod, Modley doesn’t. But the main difference I think is that Modley gives you more control over where the FX go - before, inside, or after the feedback loop. That’s a definite advantage to Modley. Bleass Tides only gives you one choice—inside. Modley allows you to have 4 FX pre, 4 in the loop, 4 after. So 12 FX in total. Bleass Tides limits you to 5 FX. But, Tides also gives an option for the delay to be with warp (noticeable pitch changes when you change delay times) or without. I don’t think Modley gives that option, but it is useful. Bleass Tides has a far more sophisticated inbuilt modulation system than Modley. It also has more really whacky but interesting presets than Modley, I’d say. So they both have strengths and weaknesses compared to the other.

  • @become said:
    Bleass Tides and Modley are both on sale and seem very similar ideas (but Modley much cheaper). Can anyone comment on the differences the differences between them?

    Are you sure Tides is on sale? The price seems the same to me.

  • @catbox said:

    @become said:
    Bleass Tides and Modley are both on sale and seem very similar ideas (but Modley much cheaper). Can anyone comment on the differences the differences between them?

    Are you sure Tides is on sale? The price seems the same to me.

    Good point, it’s not on sale. At least the iOS version isn’t

  • edited July 2025

    @Simon said a lot recently, most recent was > @FordTimeLord said:

    @ik2000 said:

    @egobeats said:

    • Klevgrand still missing in app store, anyone?!

    Yep, still missing in UK App Store too…

    They’re back again now!

    NA got some back, but not all of them (and not the one I wanted to get, of course haha). So strange…

    Edit: they’re back, modley is MINE! Hazaa!

  • @FordTimeLord said:

    @ik2000 said:

    @egobeats said:

    • Klevgrand still missing in app store, anyone?!

    Yep, still missing in UK App Store too…

    They’re back again now!

    Awesome. That was odd.

  • @FizzyLizzy27 said:
    SWAM instruments are on sale!

    Individual instruments, Camelot Pro, and Ambiente are $29.99 -> $19.99

    Section instruments are $44.99 -> $29.99

    https://apps.apple.com/my/developer/audio-modeling/id1326331126

    Great Catch!

    Full On Audio Modeling Sale! Check All The Bundles Too!
    https://apps.apple.com/my/developer/audio-modeling/id1326331126



  • Utility/AI

    Apollo AI - Private & Local AI is free usually $5.99
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apollo-ai-private-local-ai/id6448019325

  • Photo/Graphic

    PXL - Mosaic Art is free usually $3.99
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pxl-mosaic-art/id1191180935

  • Music App with IAP Sale

  • Miscellaneous Free IAPs


  • Listening/Utility

    Music Library Tracker is $2 off at $1.99
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/music-library-tracker/id1062583712

  • @Gavinski said:

    @become said:
    Bleass Tides and Modley are both on sale and seem very similar ideas (but Modley much cheaper). Can anyone comment on the differences the differences between them?

    There’s a little difference in the included FX - you’d see which are included in the appstore or manual. Eg. Modley has a phaser, Tides doesn’t. Tides has Ring Mod, Modley doesn’t. But the main difference I think is that Modley gives you more control over where the FX go - before, inside, or after the feedback loop. That’s a definite advantage to Modley. Bleass Tides only gives you one choice—inside. Modley allows you to have 4 FX pre, 4 in the loop, 4 after. So 12 FX in total. Bleass Tides limits you to 5 FX. But, Tides also gives an option for the delay to be with warp (noticeable pitch changes when you change delay times) or without. I don’t think Modley gives that option, but it is useful. Bleass Tides has a far more sophisticated inbuilt modulation system than Modley. It also has more really whacky but interesting presets than Modley, I’d say. So they both have strengths and weaknesses compared to the other.

    Thanks for the detailed response, that’s very helpful. I have about all the modulation I can handle built into my instrument, so Modley is likely a better fit, especially for the price.

    Bleass mentions Tides having a freeze function, does Modley also offer one?

  • @become said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @become said:
    Bleass Tides and Modley are both on sale and seem very similar ideas (but Modley much cheaper). Can anyone comment on the differences the differences between them?

    There’s a little difference in the included FX - you’d see which are included in the appstore or manual. Eg. Modley has a phaser, Tides doesn’t. Tides has Ring Mod, Modley doesn’t. But the main difference I think is that Modley gives you more control over where the FX go - before, inside, or after the feedback loop. That’s a definite advantage to Modley. Bleass Tides only gives you one choice—inside. Modley allows you to have 4 FX pre, 4 in the loop, 4 after. So 12 FX in total. Bleass Tides limits you to 5 FX. But, Tides also gives an option for the delay to be with warp (noticeable pitch changes when you change delay times) or without. I don’t think Modley gives that option, but it is useful. Bleass Tides has a far more sophisticated inbuilt modulation system than Modley. It also has more really whacky but interesting presets than Modley, I’d say. So they both have strengths and weaknesses compared to the other.

    Thanks for the detailed response, that’s very helpful. I have about all the modulation I can handle built into my instrument, so Modley is likely a better fit, especially for the price.

    Bleass mentions Tides having a freeze function, does Modley also offer one?

    I think it might but i can't remember for sure tbh - best you double check with the manual. You'd find it on their site

  • @Gavinski said:

    @become said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @become said:
    Bleass Tides and Modley are both on sale and seem very similar ideas (but Modley much cheaper). Can anyone comment on the differences the differences between them?

    There’s a little difference in the included FX - you’d see which are included in the appstore or manual. Eg. Modley has a phaser, Tides doesn’t. Tides has Ring Mod, Modley doesn’t. But the main difference I think is that Modley gives you more control over where the FX go - before, inside, or after the feedback loop. That’s a definite advantage to Modley. Bleass Tides only gives you one choice—inside. Modley allows you to have 4 FX pre, 4 in the loop, 4 after. So 12 FX in total. Bleass Tides limits you to 5 FX. But, Tides also gives an option for the delay to be with warp (noticeable pitch changes when you change delay times) or without. I don’t think Modley gives that option, but it is useful. Bleass Tides has a far more sophisticated inbuilt modulation system than Modley. It also has more really whacky but interesting presets than Modley, I’d say. So they both have strengths and weaknesses compared to the other.

    Thanks for the detailed response, that’s very helpful. I have about all the modulation I can handle built into my instrument, so Modley is likely a better fit, especially for the price.

    Bleass mentions Tides having a freeze function, does Modley also offer one?

    I think it might but i can't remember for sure tbh - best you double check with the manual. You'd find it on their site.

    Edit: yes there is

  • Annoydio Jr is $.50 off at $.49 - pad sampler, full version is a separate app at $4.99
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/annoydio-jr/id813732362

  • New Release - Free At Launch - Entertainment

    Sound Magic Kit is currently Free will be $2.99 - voice changer
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/soundmagickit/id6748234981

  • Utility/Productivity

    Smart Printer - Scan & Print is free usually $9.99
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/smart-printer-scan-print/id6477569794

  • Music

    Got an email from Modartt this morning, Pianoteq/Organteq is having a summer sale until July 31. 20% off Standard (also upgrade from Stage to Standard 20% off)…individual instrument packs 20% off…Organteq 20% off. No discount on Pianoteq Pro.

    https://www.modartt.com/buy?summer_promo=2025

  • @catbox said:

    @become said:
    Bleass Tides and Modley are both on sale and seem very similar ideas (but Modley much cheaper). Can anyone comment on the differences the differences between them?

    Are you sure Tides is on sale? The price seems the same to me.

    Would like to see a Tides sale but I don’t think it’s happened yet.

  • Miscellaneous Free IAPs

  • Music Apps with IAP Sales

  • New Release

    Song Chord Editor is $4.99 - songwriting app to write, save, etc. songs With auto chord detection.
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/song-chord-editor/id6742569345

  • Productivity

    Side Notes Mobile is $4 off at $5.99
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sidenotes-mobile/id1607089308

  • edited July 2025

    @Poppadocrock said:
    Oliver Greschke Sale

    Elastic Melody is $3 off at $9.99
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/elastic-melody/id6444045350
    ...

    Elastic Melody looks like its camouflaged to hide amongst Superior Drive and Blue Mode 😂😂

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