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MFX motto by ALM Co. (Released)

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  • HippoHippo
    edited September 2025

    @Gavinski said:

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Can anyone think of an app which has a flexible architecture (like MFX) but which exposes all the parameters?

    Modley is a multy FX with a very flexible architecture, and it looks like all parameters are exposed

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/modley/id1465573187?src=AppAgg.com

    Oh thnx, that looks like a great example to give them, they're open to trying

    Their solution was to assign numbers to the slots indepedent of the module used in that slot, and each slot seems to have as many numbered parameters as the bigest module would need.
    Don't know what happens if you move a module to a different slot after assigning a parameter.

  • SlushSlush

    @bygjohn said:

    @Slush said:

    @Grandbear said:

    @wim said:
    I'm glad y'all mentioned no AUv3 parameters exposed. I almost bought it just based on looks and the marketing blurb. I would not have been happy with myself if I did.

    Same. Does their other app have exposed parameters?

    Motto Akemie has only the first voice covered with exposed parameters.

    In AUM I see parameters for all 6 voices exposed in Motto Akemie.

    You are right! I remember it was only one in the past, good to know.

  • GrandbearGrandbear

    @Gavinski said:
    Can anyone think of an app which has a flexible architecture (like MFX) but which exposes all the parameters?

    I understand that an AUv3 parameter lists (or trees) can be dynamic, although I don't know which hosts support this.

  • GrandbearGrandbear

    @Slush said:
    Reply from ALM Co.

    “We plan to possibly port more engines over time. Right now all the engines that exist as desktop plugins have been ported. First we plan to add some features to the app itself namely parameter support and some kind of preset system.”

    Good news!

    Great!

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Can anyone think of an app which has a flexible architecture (like MFX) but which exposes all the parameters?

    Modley is a multy FX with a very flexible architecture, and it looks like all parameters are exposed

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/modley/id1465573187?src=AppAgg.com

    Oh thnx, that looks like a great example to give them, they're open to trying

    Their solution was to assign numbers to the slots indepedent of the module used in that slot, and each slot seems to have as many numbered parameters as the bigest module would need.
    Don't know what happens if you move a module to a different slot after assigning a parameter.

    I checked it - yes, if you move the modules around, things will still be mapped, but what they’re mapped to may change. Not ideal but better than nothing I guess, haha. I wonder if there is a modular-style app that manages to implement exposing parameters in a way that avoids this issue…

  • SquishySquishy

    @Gavinski said:

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Can anyone think of an app which has a flexible architecture (like MFX) but which exposes all the parameters?

    Modley is a multy FX with a very flexible architecture, and it looks like all parameters are exposed

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/modley/id1465573187?src=AppAgg.com

    Oh thnx, that looks like a great example to give them, they're open to trying

    Their solution was to assign numbers to the slots indepedent of the module used in that slot, and each slot seems to have as many numbered parameters as the bigest module would need.
    Don't know what happens if you move a module to a different slot after assigning a parameter.

    I checked it - yes, if you move the modules around, things will still be mapped, but what they’re mapped to may change. Not ideal but better than nothing I guess, haha. I wonder if there is a modular-style app that manages to implement exposing parameters in a way that avoids this issue…

    Maybe Mela? My devices are too old to use it so can’t check…

  • GrandbearGrandbear

    @Squishy said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Can anyone think of an app which has a flexible architecture (like MFX) but which exposes all the parameters?

    Modley is a multy FX with a very flexible architecture, and it looks like all parameters are exposed

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/modley/id1465573187?src=AppAgg.com

    Oh thnx, that looks like a great example to give them, they're open to trying

    Their solution was to assign numbers to the slots indepedent of the module used in that slot, and each slot seems to have as many numbered parameters as the bigest module would need.
    Don't know what happens if you move a module to a different slot after assigning a parameter.

    I checked it - yes, if you move the modules around, things will still be mapped, but what they’re mapped to may change. Not ideal but better than nothing I guess, haha. I wonder if there is a modular-style app that manages to implement exposing parameters in a way that avoids this issue…

    Maybe Mela? My devices are too old to use it so can’t check…

    Yes, exactly, Mela does this as a dynamic parameter tree and AUM supports it. I know Drambo doesn't.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @Grandbear said:

    @Squishy said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Hippo said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Can anyone think of an app which has a flexible architecture (like MFX) but which exposes all the parameters?

    Modley is a multy FX with a very flexible architecture, and it looks like all parameters are exposed

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/modley/id1465573187?src=AppAgg.com

    Oh thnx, that looks like a great example to give them, they're open to trying

    Their solution was to assign numbers to the slots indepedent of the module used in that slot, and each slot seems to have as many numbered parameters as the bigest module would need.
    Don't know what happens if you move a module to a different slot after assigning a parameter.

    I checked it - yes, if you move the modules around, things will still be mapped, but what they’re mapped to may change. Not ideal but better than nothing I guess, haha. I wonder if there is a modular-style app that manages to implement exposing parameters in a way that avoids this issue…

    Maybe Mela? My devices are too old to use it so can’t check…

    Yes, exactly, Mela does this as a dynamic parameter tree and AUM supports it. I know Drambo doesn't.

    Ah thnx I'll ask them to take a look at Mela

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    This is one of my most used fx. I like it so much to actually got the collection on Desktop.

    Pocket PL8, Ensembles Ensemble, and Tape Echo really shine. TY-50 dynamics is one of my favorite compressors to side chain with. These
    Go great with guitar. I’d definitely get the Mum-M8 of it comes to iOS.

  • SquishySquishy

    Curious how owners of MFX motto are getting along with it since it’s been out for a while. I have similar apps to a lot of the fx offered (verbs, echos, etc), so just wondering if you’re finding what’s offered in this lil bundle different enough that you’re actually reaching for them, or would this just be another purchase that starts collecting dust?

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    @Squishy said:
    Curious how owners of MFX motto are getting along with it since it’s been out for a while. I have similar apps to a lot of the fx offered (verbs, echos, etc), so just wondering if you’re finding what’s offered in this lil bundle different enough that you’re actually reaching for them, or would this just be another purchase that starts collecting dust?

    You keep asking about my favorite apps haha. This is another one I slap on everything. You can load up the multi-fx in whatever order, the controls are easily mappable with the host, and there’s some fantastic sounds. It’s got another great compressor with side chaining, the pl8 verb and spring verb are my favorite of the alternatives I have, and I actually like the Chorus type effect emulating sounds from classic synths (I’m usually a chorus hater). I’d compare the reverbs to MiniVerb by AudioThing - if you’ve used that you’d like this.

    I liked these so much I bought the suite on desktop. Their drum synth Motto Akemie is a ton of fun too.

  • SquishySquishy

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:

    @Squishy said:
    Curious how owners of MFX motto are getting along with it since it’s been out for a while. I have similar apps to a lot of the fx offered (verbs, echos, etc), so just wondering if you’re finding what’s offered in this lil bundle different enough that you’re actually reaching for them, or would this just be another purchase that starts collecting dust?

    You keep asking about my favorite apps haha. This is another one I slap on everything. You can load up the multi-fx in whatever order, the controls are easily mappable with the host, and there’s some fantastic sounds. It’s got another great compressor with side chaining, the pl8 verb and spring verb are my favorite of the alternatives I have, and I actually like the Chorus type effect emulating sounds from classic synths (I’m usually a chorus hater). I’d compare the reverbs to MiniVerb by AudioThing - if you’ve used that you’d like this.

    I liked these so much I bought the suite on desktop. Their drum synth Motto Akemie is a ton of fun too.

    Haha great minds think alike I suppose 😆 thanks for the input

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