Rivet 03 vs SuperGrid

Rivet 03 — Verb is a gritty, characterful reverb for iPhone and iPad. Use it on its own, or load it as an AUv3 plug-in in your favourite host app. Choose one of three engines, Concrete, Pit or Bloom, then turn the ROOM control to move smoothly through each engine's spaces. Shape the tail with Decay, Tone, Drive, Clamp, Stagger and Grit. Everything sits on one screen in five sections: PRE EQ, SPACE, COLOR, POST EQ and OUT. The TAIL display shows the reverb fading away and how long it takes to die out, so you can see the space you're building. KEY FEATURES • Concrete, Pit and Bloom reverb engines • A ROOM control that morphs smoothly between each engine's spaces • Decay, Tone, up to 18 dB of Drive, Clamp, Stagger and Grit for texture • Width from mono to extra-wide • Three-band EQ before and after the reverb, with sweepable mids • Mix and Output controls that keep your dry signal clean and in time • Four quality settings, from Off to HQ • Factory and user presets • Fits small plug-in windows and makes use of larger ones, with full iPhone and iPad layouts AUv3 PLUG-IN Works in AUv3 host apps such as AUM, GarageBand and Cubasis. Every feature is included; optional tips don't unlock anything. Verb includes Airwindows MV2-derived code by Chris Johnson under the MIT License.

SuperGrid is a three channel, generative step sequencer. It has build-in synth voices, but can also be used to control other instruments via midi. • 4×4 grid, three sequenced channels plus a live performance channel • Euclidean trigger patterns and clock modifiers • Per-channel drive, tempo-synced delay, reverb • Weighted randomization with custom scales • MIDI: per-channel out, clock in and out • Background audio, session recall, template saving SuperGrid is free. A one-time purchase unlock additional synth voices and visual themes.