Super Konzept
Ich bin total begeistert wie einfach und schnell man mit dieser App tolle Beats bauen kann.
Excellent groovebox!
Had this on my Android phone, got it again for iPhone. Thanks for releasing it, it’s my “I’m stuck on a train” go-to.
Great for quickly making interesting beats
This app allows you to quickly make interesting beats using supplied samples or your own. You get easy per step control of 4 key parameters that helps generate interesting sequences
Really cool app
When it comes to iOS production, they are so many apps. However this one stands out because of its versatility. Deep sound design, sequencer, it’s an interesting music maker fr. Cheers Polaris
excellent (updated)!
Well thought out and executed app. Very very easy to learn and fun to use. Importing your own samples is a breeze. I’ll definitely be making a lot of use of this one 👍🏻
Very responsive developer! My one caveat for this app has been fixed, updating my review to reflect - saved sequences are now shared between the standalone and AUv3 modes! 🤗
Very responsive developer! My one caveat for this app has been fixed, updating my review to reflect - saved sequences are now shared between the standalone and AUv3 modes! 🤗
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Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback! I've fixed the issue you mention where project files are separated between standalone and AUv3. It will be available in the next version.
OMG! That’s so cool!
See title :)
👌
ive only been messing w this for a sec but but already feeln it in a major way. very solid very sharp fun fun fun
excellent with one caveat!
Well thought out and executed app. Very very easy to learn and fun to use. Importing your own samples is a breeze. I’ll definitely be making a lot of use of this one 👍🏻
One thing to be aware of, and I believe this is an iOS/iPadOS limitation, if you create and save a sequence in the standalone app it will NOT be visible in your list of saved files when loading the AUV3 into a DAW. Seems like iOS maintains separate lists of saved files for the app and AUV3 plugin versions. On top of that, iOS doesn’t seem to let you access the AUV3 saves via the files app so you can’t easily copy them to the Polaris folder. Keep that in mind if you’re noodling with something you might bring into a project later!
One thing to be aware of, and I believe this is an iOS/iPadOS limitation, if you create and save a sequence in the standalone app it will NOT be visible in your list of saved files when loading the AUV3 into a DAW. Seems like iOS maintains separate lists of saved files for the app and AUV3 plugin versions. On top of that, iOS doesn’t seem to let you access the AUV3 saves via the files app so you can’t easily copy them to the Polaris folder. Keep that in mind if you’re noodling with something you might bring into a project later!
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Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback! I've fixed the issue you mention where project files are separated between standalone and AUv3. It will be available in the next version.