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DR-OM

by Fluxama

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60 reviews
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$1.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 4, 2012
  • November 1, 2017

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Explore a virtual synthesizer simulating a rare, hackable 70s science lab device. This app offers playable simulations of three distinct units, each with unique sonic characteristics due to component variations. Discover its experimental sound-shaping capabilities and unique tuning drifts.

✓Virtual synthesizer simulation
✓Three distinct DR-OM unit variations
✓Mixable Low Frequency Oscillators
✓Voltage-Controlled Filter
✓Speed dial with tuning drifts and effects
✓Hackable device inspiration
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What's New in DR

2.1

November 1, 2017

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. Fixed autorotation and a problem with placement of the Audiobus menu.

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Works on older devices, not iPad Pro M5

I’ve always liked the drone sounds DR-OM produces. I recently purchased a new iPad Pro M5 and transferred all of my apps over from my iPad Pro M1. Sadly, the display is broken. It still makes great sounds, but you can’t access the whole GUI on newer iPads (STILL WORKS GREAT on iPhone 16 Pro Max). =( Also… the developer website is gone.
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T.j.V.T.j.V.

Works on older devices, not iPad Pro M5

I’ve always liked the drone sounds DR-OM produces. I recently purchased a new iPad Pro M5 and transferred all of my apps over from my iPad Pro M1. Sadly, the display is broken. It still makes great sounds, but you can’t access the whole GUI. =( Also… the developer website is gone.
T.j.V.T.j.V.

Needs an update

Great app. However, these days I only get half the controls on my iPad screen. The rest are off to the side and inaccessible. I would be happy if this could be fixed.

Still the same. Lousy customer support. Abandonware?
ansonortansonort

An old favorite doesn’t work on my iPad any longer

I love DR*OM. It is no longer centered on my iPad’s screen, so it ..
 Just doesn’t work now. Sad.
brysmibrysmi

Once great …

… sadly unsupported now.
puppypuppy
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FAQ

What is DR-OM?

DR-OM is a virtual synthesizer app that meticulously simulates a rare and hackable science lab function generator from the 1970s. It offers users the ability to explore and create unique sounds inspired by these vintage devices, including their characteristic sonic quirks and experimental capabilities.

What are the key features of DR-OM?

The app features playable simulations of three different DR-OM units, each with its own distinct sound profile due to component variations. It includes two mixable Low Frequency Oscillators (LFOs) and a Voltage-Controlled Filter (VCF). The Speed dial is a notable feature, capable of introducing tuning drifts, random events, and gnarly effects.

How much does DR-OM cost?

DR-OM is a paid application. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements within the app, offering a straightforward purchase for access to its full functionality.

What devices is DR-OM compatible with?

DR-OM is a universal app designed for both iPhone (4 and newer) and iPad. For iPad users, it's recommended to disable Multitasking Gestures and ensure the side switch is not set to mute to guarantee proper audio output.

What are some common use cases for DR-OM?

DR-OM is ideal for electronic music producers and sound designers looking for unique, experimental, and vintage-inspired sounds. It can be used for creating drones, ambient textures, sound effects, and for exploring the unpredictable nature of analog synthesis through its simulated component variations and finicky controls.