What a lovely instrument. Can I add more than 5 stars?
This instrument is a literal blast to play with and explore sounds you’d never think of to make on your own. I know it’s technically an app, but it’s so playable, so musical.
I’m happy to know there’s still iOS Apps being developed utilizing the touch screen format in this fun/intuitive way. It’s how apps should be on these touch screen devices. Well done.
I nearly fell off my bed when I shook the app and everything bounced around. Brilliant!
Can’t wait to see if another collab comes out! If so, maybe Nuclear Drums? Atomic Loops?
I don’t know what that means or what I’m saying. But it’s staying on this comment. If that brings any inspiration then dope!
Thank you for this and again, well done! Cheers.
I Scared Myself
Fluss is cool
An incredibly unique app
iPhone 12 Betaware!
Response from developer
This app was made to be used as an Audio Unit plugin, as is clearly stated in the App description. In standalone mode it is perfectly usable for making presets, but it is optimised to be part of a plugin setup. This is what the UI is designed and optimised for. In fact, it does import wave files in standalone. I’m not sure why you’re claiming it does not.
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A very intuitive granular
That said, I can’t give it five stars because of a GLARING (to me anyway) flaw: it stops playing audio if you put it in the background. This means I can’t use an external plugin (like Lines or Filterjam, or BlindEQ) along with it, and that’s exactly what I want to do with it. That said, if you aren’t looking to multitask with it on the ipad, it’s a great means to that glitchy but also soft focus sound.
it’s great
Very Impressive (after exploring)
No so with Fluss. I was going about my initial use of this all wrong, trying to maintain consistent control instead of letting go. This tool will help you let the process just flow or .. fluss. Good Job from Bram and bach with this one.
Beautiful app, I wish I could use it in my DAW
Response from developer
Hi there, thanks for the review. Well, Fluss actually is a plugin already. You can use the Audio Unit version in any iOS DAW/host - both as an instrument and as a live effect.