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Beta testers wanted for AUv3 plugin of physically modelled sitar

AhangiAhangi
in App Development

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for beta testers to help me verify the AUv3 functionality of my app. It's a synthesizer based on physical modelling featuring the sitar and similar instruments.

I want to ensure it integrates well into various mobile workflows. What I need help with:

  • Testing the AUv3 performance in different hosts
  • Basic MIDI responsiveness and parameter handling
  • Reliable state saving and recall within your projects

If you have some time to check it out, I’d appreciate your feedback!

TestFlight Link:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/Ffx8AUwt

Thanks for your help!

Best, Sadjad

Comments

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    Welcome Sadjad! :) Looks cool. I'll probably test it sometime over the weekend. Also, I subbed to your Youtube channel.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    Welcome Sadjad! :) Looks cool. I'll probably test it sometime over the weekend. Also, I subbed to your Youtube channel.

  • egobeatsegobeats

    What controller is that @Ahangi

  • egobeatsegobeats
    edited May 6

    Sounds great with Riffler Flow as a midi driver. The ui looks neat, but the tactile playing interface is not rewarding. I like the sound but not the interface- it sounds a lot better than my sf2 sound fonts and I have some really good ones. I'll be using this with a midi generator for sure.

  • AnalogMatthewAnalogMatthew

    Very cool! 🔥

  • egobeatsegobeats
    edited May 7

    Ugh, nvm… beta should be fully unlocked imo. 9.99 to unlock “pro”
    It sounds really nice. It kinda reminds me of the doors. Pairs well with retro keys for some indialien music- but oddly turns into folk when slowed way down

  • AhangiAhangi
    edited May 7

    Hi!

    Thanks everyone for testing and for all the valueable feedback!

    @egobeats That track sounds neat!

    The controller I was using in the video above is the Xkey 25

    If you have installed the app using TestFlight, you can unlock the pro version without any payment. When you click on "Go pro" within the app you will come to the screen below, where it should say "For Testing purposes only. You will not be charged for confirming this purchase." Sorry, this is a little confusing and I should have mentioned it before. In case you do not see that message, please let me know.

  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @egobeats said:
    Ugh, nvm… beta should be fully unlocked imo. 9.99 to unlock “pro”
    It sounds really nice. It kinda reminds me of the doors. Pairs well with retro keys for some indialien music- but oddly turns into folk when slowed way down

    I don't think it's possible to be charged (not 100% sure though) for IAP's within Testflight. True for this one at least.

  • egobeatsegobeats
    edited May 7

    Right on. Thx for clarifying. I should have watched the tutorial, as the way you can use the UI to bend the sounds is pretty cool and sounds great. I’ve made som really trippy stuff with it. Will purchase on a sale - like I mentioned before, this sounds much better than the sitar soundfonts I have and I have some pretty good ones.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @Pxlhg said:

    @egobeats said:
    Ugh, nvm… beta should be fully unlocked imo. 9.99 to unlock “pro”
    It sounds really nice. It kinda reminds me of the doors. Pairs well with retro keys for some indialien music- but oddly turns into folk when slowed way down

    I don't think it's possible to be charged (not 100% sure though) for IAP's within Testflight. True for this one at least.

    Yeah, that's always the way it is in Test Flight. As soon as you click Buy, you'll always get a message confirming you won't be charged.

  • Jer4Jer4

    Very nice, I like all the swipe options to bend the sound!

  • egobeatsegobeats
    edited May 7

    @Jer4 said:
    Very nice, I like all the swipe options to bend the sound!

    Yeah, I neglected to catch that on my first pass. Really made the instrument sound so cool. Watch the tutorial folks.

    It’s been interesting setting it to Ch.2 and running it thru piano motifs.

  • Jer4Jer4

    @egobeats said:

    @Jer4 said:
    Very nice, I like all the swipe options to bend the sound!

    Yeah, I neglected to catch that on my first pass. Really made the instrument sound so cool. Watch the tutorial folks.

    It’s been interesting setting it to Ch.2 and running it thru piano motifs.

    True! I also almost skipped the tutorial 😅

  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    Dang, this sounds and plays amazing! I’m in love, @Ahangi. I don’t want to be THAT guy but the swipe to bend stuff sounds and feels just right—any chance we will be able to use a MIDI CC on a controller to get the same effect? Job well done here, regardless. Instabuy for me

  • KaptkraychKaptkraych

    Yes please

  • AhangiAhangi

    Wow! Thanks everyone for the nice words!
    @lukesleepwalker @Kaptkraych
    There are two ways to bend notes using midi:
    1) You can actually swipe notes using pitch bend. The range is +/-16 semitones.
    2) If you hold a key on the melody string and press another key on the melody string the pitch will bend. The velocity of the second note controls the speed of the bend.
    Does this work for you or do you need another way to bend pitch?

  • Robin2Robin2

    Very impressive @Ahangi. I did find the touch response was a bit hit and miss though. Maybe there’s just a knack I need to develop?

  • AhangiAhangi

    Thanks!
    It takes some time to get used to hit the keys right, but once you get the hang of that, there should not be any problems. At least I have not experienced any problems on any device I have tested so far.
    But just to make sure - since this was part of the discussion here before - are you plucking the keys as explained in the app's tutorial?
    The app also links to a video tutorial, let me post that link here too, just for reference:

    @Robin2 , if you still have problems with the touch response, could you let me know what device you are using?

    Cheers

  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    @Ahangi said:
    Wow! Thanks everyone for the nice words!
    @lukesleepwalker @Kaptkraych
    There are two ways to bend notes using midi:
    1) You can actually swipe notes using pitch bend. The range is +/-16 semitones.
    2) If you hold a key on the melody string and press another key on the melody string the pitch will bend. The velocity of the second note controls the speed of the bend.
    Does this work for you or do you need another way to bend pitch?

    I do love the way holding one key and hitting another melody key bends the pitch (velocity controlled). That's the part that feels great! My controller is a weird one that doesn't have pitch bend, but you nudged me to try to map the CC knob to pitch bend in my DAW. It works, though the sweep ratio makes the bend too subtle. I'll play with it.

  • egobeatsegobeats

    If you own Ova Synth- it's great to moduate some wild notes with rangiin.

  • Rob_Jackson_MusicRob_Jackson_Music

    @Ahangi - Sounds really nice! And very cool use of the touchscreen for playing style and dynamics.

    Great work. -Rob

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