Avoid. No useful documentation/manual.
Do you like puzzles? Then you’ll love this app!🧩
The available documentation is perpetually out of date and inaccurate, and the in-app help is useless. Even if the documentation was accurate, it’s often not very forthcoming on details. Dev just keeps piling on more features and never documents. Just absolute negligence of a one-man shop.
It’s really too bad, because it looks to offer a lot of great features that I would love to use in making music. But I am done guessing how to make it work.
I truly don’t often give one-star reviews, but this has earned it 🏆
The available documentation is perpetually out of date and inaccurate, and the in-app help is useless. Even if the documentation was accurate, it’s often not very forthcoming on details. Dev just keeps piling on more features and never documents. Just absolute negligence of a one-man shop.
It’s really too bad, because it looks to offer a lot of great features that I would love to use in making music. But I am done guessing how to make it work.
I truly don’t often give one-star reviews, but this has earned it 🏆
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Phenomenal App. Sequencer🔥
While using the app I didn’t think I would love it as much as I do but it’s absolutely so good. I highly recommend it to anyone starting or trying to perfect their craft. Been using this app for a while now and decided to finally give a honest review how great this app is. Great Job 👏🏼
Requires deep dive
Make it more clear what each thing can do. If it can’t be made clear, then take it out. RFM does not help. Make a lite version for idiots like me.
Peerless
Centerpiece-level powerhouse. This artful sequencer stands out for its combination of a near-perfect touch interface with the depth and control of a great hardware unit. Reading and watching the manual is mandatory because of Prism’s unintuitive (not counterintuitive) interface, but spending a few months coming to grips with the beautiful, visionary design language and the co-functionality of the individual modules will be rewarded with a sense of refined fluency and deliberate control which stands above the fiddly, bulging translations of PC workflows which are ubiquitous in this environment. No other app that I’ve used marries this level of harmonically cohesive compositional complexity to a total elimination of prickly, insufficient touch interactions. This production paradigm is especially unparalleled on iPhone, but the core concept is worthwhile in any MIDI sequencing context. Rare bugs and quirks typical of an app in relatively early development are not nearly enough to knock Prism out of first place.
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Auv3
Cubasis adaptive please!










