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76 Synthesizer (iPad)
Date Added: Oct 29, 2011
76 Synthesizer is a virtual analog monophonic synth for the iPad. Inspired by synthesizers from the 70′s, the 76 Synthesizer combines playability with style.
FEATURES:
- Three Oscillators with sine, sawtooth, triangle, square waves and switchable filter LFO.
- Voltage controlled filter
- ADSR
- Glide
- Pitch bend/modulation touch pad
- Three octave touch pad for note input with nine different scales
- Eight different effects: reverb, phaser, flanger, chorus, overdrive, delay, tremolo and vocoder — tap the outputs to patch into two effects simultaneously
- Eight different writable presets
- Stunning retro interface
- CoreMIDI input support
- Recording with sharing via iTunes File Sharing, E-mail (as ringtone), and Audio Copy
- Supports Audiobus
iPad Screenshots:
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No it’s not: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaycgHy9IJA
Excuse me? Is this video supposed to prove that it an’t bad? I’d say it rather confirms it.
Just the fact that it is released without audio recorder, copy and paste, an arp/step seq, a loop player or virtual midi would be more than enough for me to dish it. Now when it sounds like an 2009 app in addition it becomes nothing more than a fart in the ongoing river of useless apps that should have been released and forgotten again 2 years ago.
Is it really that bad? Thanks for letting us know! I have a feeling this is another Mobile Synth clone (although there’s no ackowledgements so its hard to be sure).
Yeah, It is really that bad I’m afraid…
Looks like million bucks, but sounds like a free app and NO Core MIDI.
Now, this app is $1.99 and Animoog is $0.99… Hmm…