Review: SynthMaster 2 is Another Top iPad Synth App From KV331
KV331 does it again with SynthMaster 2 for the iPad. A top-ranked desktop synthesizer ported to mobile with no loss in power or sound!? Check it out!
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Review: Get Your Drone On With Mononoke for iOS
Bram Bos remains one of the leading lights of iOS synth and effect app development. We’ve reviewed much of his
Review: miRack Brings the Eurorack Modular Synth to the iPad
VCV Rack garners a lot of praise in the software synth world for essentially being a virtual Eurorack modular synth.
Review: SynthMaster One iOS gives your iPad Desktop Synth Power
The folks at KV331 did it again. This time out, they successfully ported their desktop synth plugin – SynthMaster One
Review: Zeeon – a State of the Art Synthesizer App for the iPad
If you are searching for a leading edge iOS virtual analog synth that also works as AU plugin, look no
Review: Explore Deep Sonic Vistas with SynthScaper for iOS
If you are searching for an iPad music app suitable for creating rich and unique ambient drones look no further
Korg Gadget, Stroke Machine, and Thor all get Important iOS Updates
In the past two weeks, three of the leading iOS music apps received vital updates that significantly enhance their functionality.
Review: Audulus brings the Modular Synth World to the iPad
iOS musicians interested in exploring modular synthesis on their iPad or iPhone need to check out the excellent app, Audulus.
Review: The iVCS3 raises the Bar for iPad Hardware Emulation
The EMS VCS3 — with other models known as the Synthi or Putney — is a legendary analog synthesizer from
Korg Gadget — Reviewing the Synths, Part 2
So we’ve reviewed Korg’s powerful Gadget iOS beatmaking app; we covered its drum modules, and the first half of its
Review: microTera — Waveshaping the iPad Synth World
VirSyn’s microTera is an excellent iPad synth app that offers its own take on the world of iPad sound creation.
Korg Gadget — Reviewing the Drum Modules
Korg’s “studio-in-a-tablet” app, Gadget, continues to amaze with its intuitive interface and versatile collection of sound-producing “gadgets.” We previously gave