Best sounding minimoog,but Filter FM flawed
Update: the developer just doesn’t care about supporting this product. He ignored my bug report.
Best sounding minimoog on iOS , low cpu usage. Punchy & warm sound. The only issue Filter FM does not work properly at audio rates (at range 4’, 2’).
Best sounding minimoog on iOS , low cpu usage. Punchy & warm sound. The only issue Filter FM does not work properly at audio rates (at range 4’, 2’).
Excellent symphonic sound quality
Like all apeSoft apps, this synthesizer is beautifully functional and sound qualities and every nuance possible there-in crafted to Perfection...Love this developer's sound crafting toolkits.
Mood intercepts GB audio output file
No idea if this app is any good, only here because since iPadOS 26, when I manage to output (share) a stereo WAV file from my GarageBand endeavours, and try to access it using Apple’s ‘Files’ app, I am thrown into this app. I have emailed the developer, cannot find a reply, some weeks later in March 2026. My output WAV file, sits in the GarageBand ‘transfer files’ folder. Is there a reason why Mood takes all output residing here, as it’s own? How do I stop Mood popping up when I am in ‘Files’ and trying to play a WAV file? Is there a workaround? Thank you for any assistance, no other apps seem to do this.
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Best sounding minimoog on iOS
Best sounding minimoog on iOS, better than Moog’s own app. A more pleasing warm tone to the ear and overall better for bass as it has a 0 delay filter.
Only negative for me is that midi cc learn/control is unavailable in the auv3. The interface of the auv3 isn’t the best, but it is ok to work with.
Only negative for me is that midi cc learn/control is unavailable in the auv3. The interface of the auv3 isn’t the best, but it is ok to work with.
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My main synth
Despite having almost all the synth apps available on the AppStore, I just can’t help but keep coming back to this one anytime I’m starting an AUM project. Best sounds to my ear - easy and light.
Sounds great BUT
I’m really disappointed with the AUV3. I really don’t want any keyboard on the screen, I’m using a midi controller keyboard. I want just knobs etc
Good sound, cool features, but some UI drawbacks.
Good sounding synth with some weird UI design decisions.
No Undo/Redo, no Favorites in presets, unnecessary pop-up menu when you load preset.
Weird layout in AU version where 80% is keyboard but when you go to ARP editing mode there is no keyboard at all.
99% of presets are quite bad and I can get why, not fun workflow obviously.
No Undo/Redo, no Favorites in presets, unnecessary pop-up menu when you load preset.
Weird layout in AU version where 80% is keyboard but when you go to ARP editing mode there is no keyboard at all.
99% of presets are quite bad and I can get why, not fun workflow obviously.
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🚨🆘Mise à jour 2023 nécessaire s’il vous plaît 🆘🚨
Mise à jour s’il vous plaît, on entend plus le son de certaine note enregistrer su BeatMaker3, impossible de la re-joué l’appli mute la note pendant le play, on entend la note quand on joue sur la touche mais pas à écoute de l’enregistrement la note apparaît bien sur la Timelime une mise jour est nécessaire !! Merci 🙏
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AUV3 interface ruins it
I will say that it sounds great, but there are lots of apps that sound great. I can’t get over not being able to hide the keyboard in AUV3 mode. I don’t use an on screen keyboard. Ever. I don’t mind the tabs for different parameters, but I can’t get over the keyboard always cluttering up the screen.
It works great with my EWI and I wanted to love it, but I keep bouncing off of it.
It works great with my EWI and I wanted to love it, but I keep bouncing off of it.
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3 years later and still in love
Apesoft makes very important sound/music making apps, unlike any others. We need Apesoft to give us apps that help get away from the everyday synth monotony.
Great app. Thanks.
Great app. Thanks.
Reminds me of my Moog Prodigy
A very nice synth, possibly lacking a few more lfos & envelopes but maybe the better for that.
Sadly it deserves a second review of 1 star for the terrible Au implementation where apparently it's a fantastic idea to use all the screen space for a keyboard (which cannot be hidden) limiting access to the parameters one actually needs to see. Really?!
Sadly it deserves a second review of 1 star for the terrible Au implementation where apparently it's a fantastic idea to use all the screen space for a keyboard (which cannot be hidden) limiting access to the parameters one actually needs to see. Really?!
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Gorgeous
One of my favourite instruments and developers in the app store. I can’t say enough good things about this.
Fantastic synth!
Definitely part of my top 10 synths. Very versatile and I love the actual sounds it can produce. Some synths can make good sounds, but everything in between those sounds feels useless. I mean that's probably subjective, because others may find great use out of it through some processing. But I like melodic sounds that I can play with my keyboard and Mood gives me that. Basically it's a synth I go to if I want to make sounds to use in my tracks, as opposed to just experimenting endlessly to maybe get a couple of useful sounds. For sure it's a must have.
Some other nice things about it are I like how you can select keyboard range, easily expanding it or moving left/right (similar to Cubasis), haven't seen this in many synths. Preset saving is good, lets you create folders, which is a must for me. Otherwise if you have to put all your sounds into a single "User" folder, that's just not practical. Oh and LFO's... others probably already wrote about this, but yeah, you can modulate EVERYTHING with individual LFO's per knob. And LFO's implementation is the best ever. The way you can select the range, to just modulate the knob between specific positions. And once you're done, you can even move the knob to a different position and it'll keep the range but will modulate around that position now. This and ApeMatrix are my favs from this dev.
Some other nice things about it are I like how you can select keyboard range, easily expanding it or moving left/right (similar to Cubasis), haven't seen this in many synths. Preset saving is good, lets you create folders, which is a must for me. Otherwise if you have to put all your sounds into a single "User" folder, that's just not practical. Oh and LFO's... others probably already wrote about this, but yeah, you can modulate EVERYTHING with individual LFO's per knob. And LFO's implementation is the best ever. The way you can select the range, to just modulate the knob between specific positions. And once you're done, you can even move the knob to a different position and it'll keep the range but will modulate around that position now. This and ApeMatrix are my favs from this dev.
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3 years in and still spinning my chakras at 436hz
This is always my instinctive first choice when I want a deep analogue sound, often in preference to the hardware units I own, and it’s a must have for analogue fiends everywhere.
My one gripe is that since v1.6, the keys have become way too intrusive. I get that not everyone uses a midi keyboard, and the ribbon control is a wonderful addition, but as the keys now take up 75% of the real estate, the controls feel cramped and a bit lost as a result. I get that limitations may make it impossible to replicate the iaa / standalone version with its smaller keyboard and all controls over two ‘pages’, but an option to show / hide the keyboard either fully or partially on the AUv3 version would be massively appreciated in future updates.
Having said that there is no way I could ever let this small aesthetic niggle force me to give this excellent synth anything less than a fully deserved five stars because it sounds phenomenomenal and I loves it bigly :)
My one gripe is that since v1.6, the keys have become way too intrusive. I get that not everyone uses a midi keyboard, and the ribbon control is a wonderful addition, but as the keys now take up 75% of the real estate, the controls feel cramped and a bit lost as a result. I get that limitations may make it impossible to replicate the iaa / standalone version with its smaller keyboard and all controls over two ‘pages’, but an option to show / hide the keyboard either fully or partially on the AUv3 version would be massively appreciated in future updates.
Having said that there is no way I could ever let this small aesthetic niggle force me to give this excellent synth anything less than a fully deserved five stars because it sounds phenomenomenal and I loves it bigly :)
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Great Synth
Please add MPE Support — so you‘ll deserve 10 Stars! ;-)
The most underrated iOS synth
Flawless victory.
Mood Synth
Sweet and warm !
Amazing
Sonically deep yet very straightforward to program. Having an LFO available for every single parameter will spoil you! Well, it has spoiled me.:)
Cool but missing samples?
I’ve got most of the Apesoft stuff including the incredible iVCS3. Yet another great sounding synth with all the Apesoft extra LFOs etc you’ve come to expect.
Only one quibble: a lot of the presets require an audio file and complain it’s missing when you select the preset?
Only one quibble: a lot of the presets require an audio file and complain it’s missing when you select the preset?
Love Mood but why is it messed up in AUv3
I don't understand why the interface was screwed in AU mode? Because of this I now use it... Never!
I'd give it 5/5 if that AU interface was fixed.
I'd give it 5/5 if that AU interface was fixed.
Response from developer
This choise is to make usable the AUv3 in both iPhone/iPad. The AUv3 User Interface is almost identical to the iPhone one. However if get to use 'mood' for iPhone, you will feel well with the AUv3 ver. In some cases, the navigation it's even better than the iPad one.
