Rocks My Amadeus
Free AUv3 plugin Mono Synth
Looks fantastic but can’t use :/
Viking Synth won’t show up in GarageBand
Great sound, problems with presets
This app is frustrating because it sounds awesome and the presets are amazing, but for some reason the presets only show up maybe 10% of the time I start a new track. The other 90% of the time it just says “default” or “preset” but when I click on it there’s just an empty window where the preset library should be. Sometimes the presets will work on a track but when I click back in to choose a new one they mysteriously disappear. It’s too bad because I really want to use this app but the inconsistency of the preset library is making it untenable for use.
Devs do you have any advice? I’ve deleted and reinstalled, powered on and off: still having the same issue.
Glad to see the auv3 first adopters still giving us presets after all this time !
Viking
Doesn’t show up anymore
Can Anyone say Voyager?
Long live Viking Synth!
I've used it on every device since iPhone five through to my 14 Pro ...nearly a decade of use and it still kicks a**!
Good light synth
A top monosynth
I wish there were a more subtle drive mode, but apart from that an almost perfect synth for what it aims to achieve.
There’s a few occasional crashes from time to time but still very usable.
As with all releases by this dev absolute top quality and simple clear interface. Shame that he don’t release more apps, he deserved more recognition that’s for sure.
Killer Bass sounds
This should be on the top bass synths. Hidden gem for sure,
There are so many presets it will blow your mind and some are giving my mood Minotaur vibes.
Negative reviews seems to be from folks looking for a standalone synth which this is not. You need AUM or midibus.
Versatile FREE monosynth
It can do acid tones, but more laid back stiff, too. It has a versatile filter section that sounds great. It’s versatile without being cumbersome. Generally, it’s straightforward and easy to use. AND, every parameter can be automated via MIDI. Pair this with some LFO’s to add some tonal variations and “spice” on repetitive basslines.
