Granular Synthesizer User Reviews

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Top reviews

Nothing plays back.

Just the choice of broken or buy it.

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback! Our app is a granular synthesizer, and it should be fully functional. If you're experiencing playback issues, it might be a bug—we’ll investigate and fix it in upcoming updates. We appreciate your patience and encourage you to try again after the next update. If the issue persists, feel free to reach out to our support team. 🎶✨

Good but room for improvement

The app is good at what it does, my only gripe with it is the fact it can be quite buggy at times. When tapping the “import” button, the screen glitches and I have to exit the app and when I go back on it the same thing happens, so I’m fully unable to import my own sounds even after I have paid the full price for the extra features.
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Cool app

I’m really enjoying this app

Response from developer

Hello! Thank you for your feedback, it is very important and pleasant for us :) Best regards, Castles Trip

Garbage

Scammer

No way to record your own sound file to granulate. No instructions.

No instructions whatsoever...no apparent ability to load your own sound files. No joy.

Response from developer

Hi, citizen runner! Thank you for your feedback! He is very important to us! Everything that you would like to see in the application will be in the next updates. We make sure that users are satisfied with our creation. In the next version, it will be possible to record processed sound from a microphone, be sure to try it :)

Interesting, and the price is right, but...

For free, this is currently a fun toy to mess around with granular synthesis using a preset collection of mostly ambient granular loops. Your own experiments can be exported to Files or AudioShare as new recording gs, which is great, but currently at least you are strictly limited to working with the loop presets backed into the app for your starting sounds. Sure, it’d be great if this app acquired AUV3 or even IAA, but the ABSOLUTE must for it to be any kind of useful tool is for it to allow not only export from but import to, so that you can use your own sounds as the basis for experimentation. Add this one thing, file import, and this leaps from 5 minute novelty into actually usable.
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