FrobulatorAU vs SpotRadar

Venerable inter-app audio effect Frobulator reborn — at long last — as an AUv3 plugin. Use it in GarageBand, AUM or your favourite audio application. Add multiple instances in the same project. Drag your frobulation kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Frobulator is a spectral delay effect. It makes your noises a little bit stranger. Twiddle the knobs to find something you like, or don't and throw it away. No-one will hold it against you. Frobulator is free as in beer and free as in speech. Freer, probably, given the state of both those things these days. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no surveillance, no nag screens. If you happen to be one of the 6 people who asked for this, rejoice! If you aren't, now's your chance to discover what you've been missing all this time. Or not. I'm not the boss of you.

SpotRadar helps you discover live music, events, and local radio-style broadcasts happening around you. Open the app to explore a live map of nearby music activity, see what’s happening in your area, and follow the sounds, people, and places that match your taste. With Spot Radar, you can: Discover nearby live music events on an interactive map Explore local stations and creator broadcasts See what’s playing now and what’s coming up next Follow listeners, stations, and venues you like Preview music and event details before heading out Use location-based discovery to find music happening around you Browse publicly or create an account for a more personalised experience Whether you're looking for a last-minute gig, a new local venue, or the sound of your city in real time, Spot Radar helps you connect with music as it happens. Why people use Spot Radar Spot Radar is built for music fans who want discovery to feel live, local, and social. Instead of scrolling endlessly, you can open the map, see what’s nearby, and start exploring. Account & privacy You can browse parts of the experience publicly, and create an account to unlock personalised features. Location is used to power nearby discovery and improve the relevance of music, stations, and event information shown in the app.