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Meek3Meek3
in General App Discussion

Anyone fammiliar with GSDSP apps?

I have my eye on the granulizer 🙂

Comments

  • michael_mmichael_m

    Quite a few people here have used the to great effect. Expensive, but very full-featured and high quality.

  • Edward_AlexanderEdward_Alexander
    edited August 2025

    I love them. The “Quantum” series, as well as the “Magic” series.

    I haven’t really dug into the Granulizer one yet, but yeah, I did buy it.

  • michael_mmichael_m

    They also have quite a few videos on YouTube that show their capabilities.

  • SynthiSynthi

    Awesome sounding plugins with great modulation options. Also the developer is a nice person

  • PxlhgPxlhg
    edited August 2025

    You know, most of the app get their own attention when released: this is what you would have found of you had made a search for GSDSP Granulator 3 or more pages of first impressions.

    They also have some free midi controller apps that uses the same internal modulation system as the apps, one way of familiarise, maybe.

  • SquishySquishy

    I own their granular app, but find myself using others over it when I want to do the grains thing (GRFX, tardigrain, wavecloud). It’s not that it’s a bad app, it’s just I find others easier to get musical results. Prolly just a personal preference when it comes to workflow/UI.

  • Meek3Meek3

    @Pxlhg said:
    You know, most of the app get their own attention when released: this is what you would have found of you had made a search for GSDSP Granulator 3 or more pages of first impressions.

    They also have some free midi controller apps that uses the same internal modulation system as the apps, one way of familiarise, maybe.

    Thanks for the tips.

  • Meek3Meek3

    Just bought FRMS granular synth for 50% off.
    Great stuff also.

  • oscillotusoscillotus

    UA Silo is also cool in the realm of granulizers.

  • bygjohnbygjohn

    I’ll wave a flag for Fluss as well. The thing is that all the granular apps work and sound different to each other, so it’s worth checking demos etc to get a hint as to what might work best for you.

  • Meek3Meek3

    Bought Fluss
    Great stuff
    I also like tardigrain
    I have been into granular synths lately.

  • SquishySquishy

    @Meek3 said:
    Bought Fluss
    Great stuff
    I also like tardigrain
    I have been into granular synths lately.

    Tardigrain is a bit “esoteric” with the way it’s set up (Erik makes wild stuff that isn’t always beginner friendly), but once you get used to the ins and outs it can be very expressive, especially with all the parameter controls that are tucked away

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