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You seem to have a peculiar kind of little addiction!
I guess you do have more apps, these are only the musical ones, isn't it?
I would put TM with the VA synths. I think of it as a monophonic Synth more than just for bass.
Choose your favourite (there must be one) from each folder. Delete the rest. Arrange the remaining ones in alphabetical order on the iPad screen. Choose your favourite from each column. Delete the rest. Learn the remaining 5 synth apps inside out.
I like your process of elimination.
With that much choice, it’s the only way. I feel sorry for @tja; I’m trying to reduce 20 synth apps down to 10 and I’m finding it really tough. You have to be ruthless.
You must learn to let go your feelings. Only then can you feel at one with the synth.
I take my hat off to you @tja if you can have that much choice and still be productive. In many ways I’m envious of that. Good luck to you.
Of course. AppStore is a Faustian Deal. The general factotum of apps are of larger quantity.
I have a golden rule, it’s better to laugh than cry.
However, in reality, I sort my apps on their own pages, like my Fingerspiel apps, on the picture:
I’m also fond of ordering things after color. And type: my Multi-Timbral apps on top row here:
Rhythm page:
I studied psychology before I switched to music. Ive always hated putting things in folders. This technique let’s you easily memorise (in a number of ways) where the certain apps are, to ease your workflow. Having an alphabetical list is very useful if you need to reinstall, because some free apps doesn’t appear on your bought list.
When we have this much choice we usually end up being productive in not being productive, like making lists
I’m pointing to myself here, I don’t know if @tja has the same problem.
It happens often I just end up in Gadget 🤫
Haha, app-list battle war.
A bit of an embarrassing public pissing contest really, isn’t it.
I just keep all my apps in a few folders since there is no use in sorting AUv3 at all, the hosts from where the launching is done don't care what folder the app is in anyway
Now for iOS 124787128579152 or something we might get 'app tagging' which could be used to filter the app lists used in other hosts.
For example if AUv3's and IAA's could be 'tagged' with for example synthesis type/types that tag could be used by the hosts to filter the plug-ins lists...
Wow! And I thought I had already quite some apps, almost 100.
Bean counters !
This reminds me of the scene in High Fidelity about how to sort albums on shelves.
I feel embarrassed now 😳
i have everything in one folder and I just use the Siri search to type in what I'm looking for. Another sorting method would be by using presets in Audiobus.
Ha. Just jesting fella!