Note to Be vs WoodVerberator

Take full control of your MIDI experience with Note to Be—the powerful iOS app designed to transform how you interact with your music. Whether you're working with a MIDI keyboard, sequencer, or MIDI CC input, Note to Be ensures your notes are perfectly quantized to the nearest selected note, allowing you to craft precise, harmonious compositions with ease. Key Features: - Customizable Note Selection: Choose individual notes from any octave, or apply your selection across the full -1 to +8 octave range. - Octave Flexibility: Work within the entire octave spectrum, selecting and unselecting notes with a simple tap. - MIDI CC Integration: Use MIDI CC from hardware controllers or apps like ShiftBud to convert control changes into quantized notes. Easily create chord voicings and dynamic live performances. - Multi-Synth Support: Assign different MIDI channels to multiple synths, allowing each to respond to the quantized MIDI output independently. - Live Performance Enhancement: Engage the 'all notes' toggle to instantly apply note selections across all octaves or quickly select notes in a specific key and scale. - Microtonality: Select a microtonal scale from the Scala Library with +5000 microtonal scales, or import your own to the iCloud folder. Play the MPE supported synths polyphonically. With Note to Be, your music becomes a canvas, and every note is a brushstroke. Unlock new creative possibilities and refine your sound with the precision of MIDI quantization, right from your iOS device. Note to Be is a MIDI app and does not produce any sound on its own. You need a MIDI input source and an audio output destination in order to work with Note to Be. The AUv3 plugin requires an AUv3 host app such as AUM, Logic Pro for iPad, Loopy Pro, Cubasis, Nanostudio, apeMatrix, Audiobus etc.

WoodVerberator is a convolution based reverb with some extra features : - Reverb time can be set from 0 to 10s or to the IR file native length. - Has controls to adjust the reverb (damping, distribution). - Stereo can be created by either using a stereo IR file or by de-correlating a mono file or both. - Has an HPF, LPF and saturator which work on the reverb late part (Tail) only, the early-late boundary can be set. - Had Amplitude and Phase modulation which work on the reverb late part only, the early-late boundary can be set. - Has Gating which can also be driven by the side chain. - Has Ducking which can also be driven by the side chain. - Has an extra Delay which works on the reverb late part only, the early-late boundary can be set. - Has general HPF, LPF and De-Essing filters. - Has a quality control to balance the CPU load. - Has the standard Mix and Pre-Delay controls. - User IR files can be tried and added to the WoodVerberator IR folder so they appear in the IR dropdown. - Has Input and Output level meters. - Has a graph displaying the IR.