iMini Synthesizer

iMini Synthesizer

by Arturia

32 ratings
166 reviews
$9.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 26, 2013
  • May 3, 2017
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This app recreates a legendary 1971 synthesizer, offering unparalleled sound quality and over 500 presets. Compose music, create custom sounds, and integrate with other studio apps. Compatible with MIDI keyboards and other iOS devices.

Classic 1971 synthesizer sound
Over 500 preset sounds
Create and save custom sounds
MIDI keyboard integration
Tabletop app integration
Arpeggiator and repeat functions
Virtual analog chorus and delay
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What's New in iMini Synthesizer

1.75

May 3, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. We improved Audiobus compatibility. If you are happy with this update, please leave your review in the App Store. If there is something not working properly or you have additional feedback, please email us at support@retronyms.com.

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User reviews

Arturia don’t seem to be updating this app

Used to work great. Just buzzy now.

Abandonware

Better available out there. Don’t bother.

Why is it recommended for iMPC pro 2 ?

I bought it because it was recommended for iMPC pro 2 but whenever I play along with the music it’s always off . When I use other iia apps they are on time and they aren’t recommended. Why is this app recommended when it doesn’t work well with the app ?

Sound is decent by can’t recommend any Arturia Apps..

Time for an upgraded version .. lot’s of crashes.. looks like Arturia won’t be supporting any of their IOS Apps, can’t recommend any, due to lack of support.

Tabletop? Are You Kidding?

This sounds good but doesn’t play nice. I guess Arteria is gonna stick with Tabletop and not bother integrating their synths with the rest of the iOS music production universe. It needs auV3. C’mon guys!

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Crashes when changing tempo or saving patches

Bug

Stuck notes and MIDI connectivity problems

Bug

Incompatibility issues with certain iOS versions and devices

Bug

Unreliable performance in Tabletop environment

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add Audiobus and core MIDI support

Feature

Improve MIDI implementation (channel selection, mod wheel, etc.)

Feature

Implement better power management and reduce battery drain

Feature

Add more effects and sound shaping options

Feature

Expand polyphony and oscillator capabilities

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FAQ

What is iMini Synthesizer?

iMini Synthesizer is a mobile application that recreates the legendary 1971 synthesizer created by Bob Moog. It offers high-quality sound, over 500 presets from renowned sound designers, and allows users to compose music, create custom sounds, and integrate with other studio environments.

What are the key features of iMini Synthesizer?

Key features include the classic sound of the 1971 synthesizer, 3 oscillators, a 24db per octave filter, 2 assignable XY pads, polyphonic mode, a full-featured arpeggiator, and virtual analog chorus and delay effects. It also supports MIDI integration and is Tabletop Ready.

How much does iMini Synthesizer cost?

The application is a paid app. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the description.

What devices and iOS versions are compatible with iMini Synthesizer?

iMini Synthesizer is compatible with iPads as old as iPad Mini and iPad 2, and newer models. It requires iOS 8 and higher. It also supports InterApp Audio and Audiobus.

How can I use iMini Synthesizer in my music production workflow?

You can play sounds directly from the iPad keyboard, create your own sounds, and import/export sounds if you own the Arturia Mini V software. It can also be controlled via a MIDI keyboard and integrated into your studio or live performances, especially when used with the Retronyms Tabletop app for a complete studio environment.