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Delta-Z Chiptune Synth by Euclidean Instruments, LLC - Updated with Auv3 support
Version 2.0: Added Audio Unit v3 component; main menu including audio engine monitoring; updated engine for performance and reliability.
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6737138294
The sounds of your childhood living room, all in one synth.
The Euclidean Instruments Delta-Z virtual chiptune synth brings together three generations of classic beeps and bloops in a simple, musician-friendly instrument.
Delta-Z features three distinct, combinable sound modules:
- VECTOR emulates the sounds of classic arcade games and first-generation consoles from the 1970s-80s with a monophonic PWM wave oscillator + sub.
- PIXEL breakthrough home consoles and computers of the late 1980s with a monophonic oscillator + sub which can morph between sawtooth and triangle waveforms.
- POLYGON produces the aggressive sounds of 90s consoles with a six-voice polyphonic FM synthesis operator.
Each module also contains overdrive, high- and low-pass filters, and an ADSR envelope.
From 8-bit warmth to sci-fi sound effects, Delta-Z is a powerful, versatile workhorse for musicians and producers of any level.
Details:
Universal: No
Minimum OS version: 17.0
Comments
Really want to hear some of these bleeps and bloops
I’d buy it now, if the App store allowed purchases on “unsupported devices”. Apple is able to tell the user also has a supported device.
Sometimes you just wanna scream in a developer’s ear ‘SHOW US A DEMO’. Thanks.
Yeah I’m at work on my phone so I can’t even see the price .
Yeah definitely…this looks right up my alley but 1) I got $25 on me to last me til next Wednesday and 2) I’m extremely wary of buying anything new these days considering some of the poor quality apps that have come out lately
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Oh it’s over a year old …ok that’s a bit more promising
It’s pretty cheap.
But I’m not getting any sound through the iPad speakers. The in app volume knob is almost fully on.
I switch to another synth, and I get sound. So it’s this app that isn’t working.
Correction: in app volume is set to half by default. But cranking it makes no difference.
@Slush thats why I like to post examples when I score new apps.. so folks can at least see or hear them. I think a lot of us wait for Gav, Leo, Doug , @eylvy to post stuff.
Yes, but it’s up to a developer to present their work. Just a screen recording from a couple of minutes playing around with it, some preset surfing or whatever to get an idea. Why is it so hard to make a little presentation of your own work after all the sweat and tears it took to build it?
oh i agree completely, the onus should not be on us.
what really trips me out is dev's not remotely interested in testing or engaging with their target audience. like zero interest in dealing with any community, which I perceive as crucial. We can't trust descriptions alone for this type of medium
Right! Build up the tension, post some inside information what your synth is based on, a little history blurb. Apparently some developers are cavemen🤔
I see a positive review on the store by @oceansinspace, maybe he can elaborate here on what he likes about this!
Glad I held off then!