Great synth and layout
So it’s amazing….but after all the paid updates to come and see 25$ new module fi it just seemed like at this point if we bought all the paid packs they should be free by now. Not to sound rude but how many more paid updates u feel me. Not to sound harshness intended as I think it’s an innovative iOS synth. If I’m off base sorry I guess I got a lil sticker shock as it was more than the app even was. Ok banter is over , hails and maybe consider something for us ‘oh’ supporters. Peace
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Good Sounding Synth
Lots of features, no data collected, optional paid stuff. Love it.
Why I like it, Why I don’t
So I’ve been using it for quite some time. Sonically it’s fantastic. No Notes.
However I can see it getting very VERY expensive once you start buying all the individual modules.
I don’t mind paying for a well thought out synth, but this would get expensive to the point of madness…lol.
There should be one price. If you want to charge for major updates down the line, then buy all means do so.
However I can see it getting very VERY expensive once you start buying all the individual modules.
I don’t mind paying for a well thought out synth, but this would get expensive to the point of madness…lol.
There should be one price. If you want to charge for major updates down the line, then buy all means do so.
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Add note sliding
When I drag my finger on the keyboard, I want to hear keys that are touched.
Great on BOTH iPad and laptop
I’m a newbie and Mela has become a core instrument in my setup across both iPad and laptop (I want the same set up on both). I didn’t want to learn the well-known laptop synths (Vital, Pigments etc) because I want something good that works as a standalone and inside hosts on both iPad and laptop. Mela does: it’s quick to navigate, sonically deep, and scales from simple, musical presets to quite complex designs without ever feeling cluttered.
I use it for ambient pads, evolving textures, and more rhythmic, sequenced material, and it responds beautifully to being driven by external MIDI tools and chord engines. CPU usage has been very reasonable on all my devices. If you’re building a cross‑device synth ecosystem and want something that rewards both thoughtful programming and playful experimentation, Mela is absolutely worth buying.
I use it for ambient pads, evolving textures, and more rhythmic, sequenced material, and it responds beautifully to being driven by external MIDI tools and chord engines. CPU usage has been very reasonable on all my devices. If you’re building a cross‑device synth ecosystem and want something that rewards both thoughtful programming and playful experimentation, Mela is absolutely worth buying.
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