Finally, in-app presets
Thanks to the developers for the preset update. A great app becomes better and more usable with this addition.
I hope the new development framework (I see you seem to be updating your other apps with this code) helps Klevgrand with platform coverage and generating releases with greater ease. If so, the wait for the preset feature was well worth it.
Modley remains at the highest level of IOS effects apps, for those who have not given it a try. Only a few other delay-based apps on the platform have the kind of range and sound quality this one does. At this level, alternative approaches are welcome. If you have and use one of the other great ones, Modley still makes a worthwhile addition.
I hope the new development framework (I see you seem to be updating your other apps with this code) helps Klevgrand with platform coverage and generating releases with greater ease. If so, the wait for the preset feature was well worth it.
Modley remains at the highest level of IOS effects apps, for those who have not given it a try. Only a few other delay-based apps on the platform have the kind of range and sound quality this one does. At this level, alternative approaches are welcome. If you have and use one of the other great ones, Modley still makes a worthwhile addition.
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Will break your ears. You’ll be happy to sacrifice them.
This is a monster, a Swiss Army knife filled with circular saws, a practically infinite toolbox for overdoing everything and then feeding that overdo back into itself until your device collapses into a cacophonous singularity from which no recognizable sounds can escape: only jets of supercharged energy right through your next door neighbor’s living room.
I. Love. It.
Haven’t yet asked the neighbors what they think.
NB: although this has a limiter at the very end of the chain, the compressor modules can also help to keep you from from frantically diving for the volume knob. Because the feedback slider goes to 200% and yes, you do want to know what that sounds like.
I. Love. It.
Haven’t yet asked the neighbors what they think.
NB: although this has a limiter at the very end of the chain, the compressor modules can also help to keep you from from frantically diving for the volume knob. Because the feedback slider goes to 200% and yes, you do want to know what that sounds like.
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Not showing up
Revised, now showing, had to restart iPad an reinstall. Strong app.
**In aum, GarageBand or NS2. Help?
**In aum, GarageBand or NS2. Help?
Awesome...as usual.
Brilliant developer, top five in iOS. No bad apps, no wasted controls, just sonic magic.
Obvious L0VE, with one complaint
I wish I could I save my own presets within the AuV3 to recall them later.
Other than that,
It’s yet another amazing
unique audio unit.
... Honestly, it’s hard to dislike anything by the developer(s)
Other than that,
It’s yet another amazing
unique audio unit.
... Honestly, it’s hard to dislike anything by the developer(s)
Too heavy
Sounds good but on my iPad Pro 10.5 I can only safely use ONE instance in my projects, not 2-3. Anything more than that and projects typically crash on load. Not really worth it.
Wonderful
This is a very musical effect. Very flexible. Sounds great. Easy to use.
I’m reporting you to the FDA...
...for excessively fat sounds.
Very clever, very deep, loads of fun
In the hour since I bought this I have had sixty minutes of fun with a three-string guitar and a beat, nothing more. I’ve barely touched the presets, tried hardly any effects, and it’s still mesmerised me utterly, and I could scarcely drag myself away. Can’t wait to try a keyboard. Love it.
Cleverness from Klevgrand
Most experienced IOS music makers already have at least a dozen apps that specialise in or include delay effects. But not like this one. It meets the criteria of offering something different, subtle and not so subtle combinations, which either cannot be achieved by its rivals, or not without the addition of separate apps in the chain.
Nic
Nic
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