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Fauve by K-Devices (Released on iOS)

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  • timfromthebordertimfromtheborder

    @oscillotus I have Magma and it's interesting for sure. Not exactly sure what it does haha. It can add some flavour with the wet turned way down, but otherwise just seems like a noise generator.

  • oscillotusoscillotus
    edited September 2025

    @timfromtheborder said:
    @oscillotus I have Magma and it's interesting for sure. Not exactly sure what it does haha. It can add some flavour with the wet turned way down, but otherwise just seems like a noise generator.

    I will try that! It's indeed interesting, just a bit "in your face". Turning the wet down might add some texture to otherwise sterile sound. Thanks!

  • egobeatsegobeats

    Wanting to hear from users on this- the only one I have enjoyed has been Tatat so far.

  • oscillotusoscillotus

    @egobeats said:
    Wanting to hear from users on this- the only one I have enjoyed has been Tatat so far.

    It's kind of like a granular effect imo. But I seem to get better results OOTB than with GRFX and Silo. GRFX and Silo sound more experimental to me, but I feel they also can do more complex stuff. So it really depends what your style/workflow is like. It is unique and has enough immediacy to quickly be part of my favourite effects.

  • egobeatsegobeats

    Thx @oscillotus (dope handle)
    I'm a big fan of GRFX and Silo.
    I appreciate the info.

  • oscillotusoscillotus

    @egobeats said:
    Thx @oscillotus (dope handle)

    Thanks :)

    I'm a big fan of GRFX and Silo.
    I appreciate the info.

    I'm a big fan as well! Especially Silo!! Please keep in mind that the earlier comment was made after maybe 30 min of playing around, so it's not exactly what I'd call an in depth review :P But I tried it both with Relic Waves which produces continuous sounds and Relic Flow which produces more rhythmic patterns and I was very pleased in both cases.

  • timfromthebordertimfromtheborder

    I just spent a bit of time messing around with it. Long story short, I’m in love with this thing. It’s brilliant. Kind of a granular effect, kind of a gate effect, kind of a glitch effect, but hard to pin down. Can sound very different depending on the input and the settings. At times it almost seems musically aware, like the effect itself is grooving with the music in a responsive way. Super cool, oh, and it was also hitting 1% dsp which you definitely can’t say of GRFX and the like (which I still love).

    In this jam there’s pretty much a Fauve on every instrument, plus a couple TTAPs, and it all goes into a slightly wet Rymdigare, a Magma, and a Fauve (the latter two are on-screen). I’d say it’s a must-have for anyone interested in destructive concepts, deteriorating sound, ambient/glitch/tape effect stuff… a lot of bang for your buck here. (I’m not being paid for this review, lol!!)

  • alexwasashrimpalexwasashrimp

    @oscillotus said:

    @catbox said:

    @oscillotus said:
    Any other apps from them that should be tried? I had a look at Magma maybe!


    Ttap is an amazing delay. Can do some really strange and beautiful stuff…

    @Squishy said:
    TATAT is a pretty cool midi generator, both for melodies and percussion.

    Thanks, I tried Ttap and it's amazing indeed! TATAT maybe a bit later, I try to find a more live playing workflow, but I've read great things about it. Do any of you have Magma? I try to find use cases, I feel like I only get this growling type of sounds, or white noise, or anything inbetween... Kind of disappointed a bit, but maybe I'll need to try harder :P I guess I was hoping for more funkyness!!

    So Fauve is truly great, had a lot of fun with it. I combined it with Relic Flow and Ttap, and wow, got the juices flowing. Very pleased!!

    Just a little bit of wet signal from Magma + 90% dry does wonders. It becomes a broken reverb, delightfully evil.

  • Meek3Meek3

    Did not know this dev.
    Thanks.
    Looks very interesting.

  • Meek3Meek3

    Does Fauve get its input from the microphone?

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @Meek3 said:
    Does Fauve get its input from the microphone?

    You'll mainly want to use it as an AUv3 I'd imagine, loaded as an effect plugin after whatever audio you want to process.

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  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    LFOH! Is cool but not on sale with the rest.

  • gusgranitegusgranite
    edited September 2025

    Beautiful release from a very creative developer

  • Meek3Meek3

    @Gavinski said:

    @Meek3 said:
    Does Fauve get its input from the microphone?

    You'll mainly want to use it as an AUv3 I'd imagine, loaded as an effect plugin after whatever audio you want to process.

    Ofcourse, didn’t think of that.

  • Meek3Meek3

    And Tatat, do you use it in for example Aum as a midi controller/input or as an effect?

  • timfromthebordertimfromtheborder

    TATAT is a MIDI generator, so it’s used as an input or source.

  • robosardinerobosardine

    @Gavinski said:

    @Meek3 said:
    Does Fauve get its input from the microphone?

    You'll mainly want to use it as an AUv3 I'd imagine, loaded as an effect plugin after whatever audio you want to process.

    In AUM there is the option to pick ‘Hardware Input’ then ‘iPad Microphone’ as a source so you could do this if you wanted to experiment.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @robosardine said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Meek3 said:
    Does Fauve get its input from the microphone?

    You'll mainly want to use it as an AUv3 I'd imagine, loaded as an effect plugin after whatever audio you want to process.

    In AUM there is the option to pick ‘Hardware Input’ then ‘iPad Microphone’ as a source so you could do this if you wanted to experiment.

    Absolutely

  • oscillotusoscillotus

    @alexwasashrimp said:

    @oscillotus said:

    @catbox said:

    @oscillotus said:
    Any other apps from them that should be tried? I had a look at Magma maybe!


    Ttap is an amazing delay. Can do some really strange and beautiful stuff…

    @Squishy said:
    TATAT is a pretty cool midi generator, both for melodies and percussion.

    Thanks, I tried Ttap and it's amazing indeed! TATAT maybe a bit later, I try to find a more live playing workflow, but I've read great things about it. Do any of you have Magma? I try to find use cases, I feel like I only get this growling type of sounds, or white noise, or anything inbetween... Kind of disappointed a bit, but maybe I'll need to try harder :P I guess I was hoping for more funkyness!!

    So Fauve is truly great, had a lot of fun with it. I combined it with Relic Flow and Ttap, and wow, got the juices flowing. Very pleased!!

    Just a little bit of wet signal from Magma + 90% dry does wonders. It becomes a broken reverb, delightfully evil.

    Thanks, I will try that!

    @timfromtheborder said:
    I just spent a bit of time messing around with it. Long story short, I’m in love with this thing. It’s brilliant. Kind of a granular effect, kind of a gate effect, kind of a glitch effect, but hard to pin down. Can sound very different depending on the input and the settings. At times it almost seems musically aware, like the effect itself is grooving with the music in a responsive way. Super cool, oh, and it was also hitting 1% dsp which you definitely can’t say of GRFX and the like (which I still love).

    In this jam there’s pretty much a Fauve on every instrument, plus a couple TTAPs, and it all goes into a slightly wet Rymdigare, a Magma, and a Fauve (the latter two are on-screen). I’d say it’s a must-have for anyone interested in destructive concepts, deteriorating sound, ambient/glitch/tape effect stuff… a lot of bang for your buck here. (I’m not being paid for this review, lol!!)

    Great stuff @timfromtheborder

  • SchmotownSchmotown

    This thing is crazy fun on guitar!

  • sevenapesevenape

    @id_23 said:
    It’s pretty trippy @sevenape !
    Maybe not quite microdot level, (I remember those wee things lolollol) but great sounding on spacecraft for my first spin… a fiver well spent… no comedown either!
    ;)

    I agree it’s definitely worth it! Even if it’s not quite squeegeeing my 3rd eye just yet! Also it probably won’t make me consider wearing a tie dye tee shirt which is a massive bonus.

  • KashiKashi

    @sevenape said:

    @id_23 said:
    It’s pretty trippy @sevenape !
    Maybe not quite microdot level, (I remember those wee things lolollol) but great sounding on spacecraft for my first spin… a fiver well spent… no comedown either!
    ;)

    I agree it’s definitely worth it! Even if it’s not quite squeegeeing my 3rd eye just yet! Also it probably won’t make me consider wearing a tie dye tee shirt which is a massive bonus.

    Oi! Nowt wrong with a tye dye t-shirt😃

  • Fear2StopFear2Stop

    I just got gifted this from a buddy so I’m looking forward to it tonight !!!

  • oddSTARoddSTAR

    @timfromtheborder said:

    In this jam there’s pretty much a Fauve on every instrument, plus a couple TTAPs, and it all goes into a slightly wet Rymdigare, a Magma, and a Fauve (the latter two are on-screen). I’d say it’s a must-have for anyone interested in destructive concepts, deteriorating sound, ambient/glitch/tape effect stuff… a lot of bang for your buck here. (I’m not being paid for this review, lol!!)

    Great jam! I bought Magma last night and it sounds so cool on drums. You’ve just sold me on Fauve too!

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    How is Fauve on DSP/CPU? Heavy, medium, low, etc…?

  • Meek3Meek3

    Does Tatat work with garageband?
    So can you place a midigenerator in GB?

  • robosardinerobosardine

    @Poppadocrock said:
    How is Fauve on DSP/CPU? Heavy, medium, low, etc…?

    I would say medium to heavy - this is on an Air 4 with Fauve only in separate lane effect slots.
    1=10%. 2=18%. 3=24%.

  • timfromthebordertimfromtheborder

    @Poppadocrock said:
    How is Fauve on DSP/CPU? Heavy, medium, low, etc…?

    In the project I posted here I had 5 instances running. M1 Air 5. Each is using 1% DSP. Seems super light to me.

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