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Dignified truth and integrity
I’m not reviewing this App, I stopped evaluating Audiothings creations long time ago.
There’s this feeling I’m getting, lately, 99 percentage of the auv3s kinda have better worse alternative, except Pro-q 3, it’s not an app,
Pro-Q3 marks the starting point of the renaissance in Music Production. Who knows he knows. Not gonna explain.
Now, Audiothings Every creation, did you notice?, I don’t call Audiongs apps , “apps”.
So, the creations are so sonically distinct and unique and beautiful and creative, there’s only one Audiothing.
If you can show me one another dev, with such level of depth, I’ll be utterly shocked to the core.
“,Fold”, o review needed, it’s just gonna make history, compared with two top dogs, oh man, not gonna name them. Might negatively affect This lovely Dev.
Ok, leaving. Take care. Lots of love and hugs.Show lessDeathrow Inmates
Just very clever, and customer service is just very real
I love this thing, it’s super versatile with a huge range from subtle to tacky.
I find it necessary to point out that AD provides real customer service and the address things like real people. If you give them genuine issues they give you genuine service. If you antagonize them they don’t use polite ai or canned responses. If anyone has trouble with not getting what they want when harassing them, I imagine it’s someone who wouldn’t respond well to be on the receiving end of the same energy they are putting out either. I’ve never had a single problem any time I’ve reached out for anything. I’ve been a customer since i won a copy of valve filter VF-1 on BPB in 2015 when it was released on desktop (now evolved into valves plugin). Nothing but A+ service and thoughtful discounts and deals for loyalty. I now own most of their releases, and on the rare occasion I’ve reached out for something they are always helpful. They’ve answered even dumb questions I’ve had and have always responded with grace and measure.Show lesspixeltarian
Creativity and skill
Lines marries the creative, musical misuse of old signal-processing hardware to open-minded expertise at modeling, expanding, and realizing in software form that adventure in hardware. For people willing to engage in musical experimentation, this app offers a surprisingly wide range of possible results from a seemingly minimal, limited set of tools. Clever, sometimes beautiful, sometimes fearsome, presets (often, oddly, set by default to require the user to switch on particular components to get the resulting sounds of the preset) point users to possibilities. The fun really begins, however, when we take those presets in our own directions.
Thanks again to AudioThing and Hainbach for another distinctive and useful piece of software - and for bringing it to mobile devices, where the magic can be had in parks, on buses, or even, in my case, in a sick person's bed.Show lessmrdogheadSHoGoAT