Electrorchestra vs Reel Recorder

GSi Electrorchestra for iPad is the portable version of the very same Virtual String Machine of the GSi Gemini. A simulation of a classic string machine is one of the 15 synth engines of the GSi Gemini. This particular instrument is not a reproduction of a specific existing model. It's inspired by some of the most famous string keyboards of the seventies, such as the ARP Solina, the Logan String Melody and the SIEL Orchestra. It offers 3 string registers plus one bass, features the classic attack-release envelope generator with break-point (which was mainly used to mimic the presence of a natural reverberation without using an additional reverberator), vibrato and a classic chorus/flanger effect that gives that distinguishable shimmer to the sound. A classic 4-stage phaser effect completes the set. Use it in your favorite AUv3 host along with other GSi effects such as GS-201 Mark II, ECHO B2, TimeVerb-X. Don't forget to visit www.GenuineSoundware.com for more products, more sounds!

Reel Recorder is a vintage tape voice recorder. Tap the red button to record from your microphone, then spin the reel to hear your audio forward or backward. TAP TO RECORD Start a recording with one tap and watch the live level meter. Your recordings stay on your device. SPIN TO REPLAY Drag the reel to move through a recording. Playback follows the speed and direction of your hand. A demo tape is included so you can try the controls before recording. TAPE CONTROLS Use the spring-return FF/REW rocker and physical-style play, stop, and skip buttons. Turn your phone to use the landscape layout. FREE & PRO The free version supports one recording of up to 30 seconds and FF/REW up to 2x speed. A small banner may appear below the recorder after applicable advertising consent. Pro is an optional one-time purchase. It removes ads and adds unlimited recordings, FF/REW up to 8x speed, custom skip intervals, and 24-bit / 48kHz recording. The second deck, dual-deck mixing, and A-B repeat are Pro features. Microphone access is used when you start recording.