

Super ugly interface and super ugly sounds. It is not an instrument but a chord note pad. I never understood anything on the menu, but for having seen Emilie Simon several times using a live Tenori, we can get out of the beautiful thing of this app. One of the first IOS app to have the MPE extension to MIDI. Thumbjam: To jam on ready made ranges with samples rather above the lot on IOS. Jasuto: A very old app with an incomprehensible design, but hides a powerful modular synth.

A little Novation / Ableton's response to the Native Instruments Machines. Wave / Launchpad blocks: The two Novation / Ableton headlight apps to link the grooves / loop.

Koushion: A sequencer pattern with a very effective flat design interface. I find that ToneStack sounds better using "electronic music". ToneStack: An all-in-one FX that competes with Amplitude. Samplr: One of the best sample manipulation tools for live. Dedalus: A sample mangler super good for drones darks. I have already used this app on stage to do the backtracking behind the live instruments and it works. It is complicated to do without a computer for prod, but this app can play the role of central app for a pure IOS-musician. Auria: The DAW audio / midi reference on IOS. Nanologist: A mini synth with a huge sound. But what do they do at Propellerhead for not yet wearing Reason? Thor: In the absence of Reason, the Propellerhead synth on IOS. Something really nice to do melody loops. Fugue Machine: Between the arpeggiator and the sequencer. Tera Synth: A semi modular enabled the best music app. Crystalline: A FX of type "shimmer" that I adore. Cyclop: A kind of "woobles" machine with fun and playful functions. Arturia iProphet: A very convincing Prophet VS. A sound a bit cold I find, but the "oscilloscope" interface has become a must for any IOS-musician. Audiobus: The well-known inter-audio protocol. Vogel CMI: app with certain functions very badly damaged, to see obsolete, but it is a emulation of Fairlight CMI with all the samples of the original disks of the mark.
#Best ipad to run loopy hd series#
iM1: The replica of the M1, with all M1 and T1 / 2/3 series sound cards purchased separately. iMini: The indispensable MiniMoog on IOS. iPolysix: Easier than the iMS-20 and a funny "vintage" arpeggiator / sequencer. iMS-20: Very complicated access but the sound of the MS20. Very "arti" interface with taking into account the gyroscopic sensors of the devices. TC-11: A drone machine with very digital sounds. SpringSound: confusing interface, but the most powerful app based on physical modeling synthesis. Arturia iSEM: The Oberheim sound on IOS. Interface very confusing (the matrix, etc.
#Best ipad to run loopy hd pro#
A monster to use on an iPad Pro to enjoy the big screen. Audulus: The most complete digital modular on IOS. You have to look on Youtube (looking for "borderlands") videos of a guy who does amazing stuff just with this app. Borderlands: Granular synthesis with a very original interface. Korg Gadget: An integrated environment that gradually takes on IOS the place that Reason took on computer. Patterning: A funny approach to beat making. FieldScaper: To make drones from samples. Possibility to put "real" dedicated objects (on sale in a few months) on the iPad and thus use it as a true Reactable. ROTOR: The app that replaces Reactable. Moog Model 15: The best modular on IOS (not on my screens dump). Is replacing AudioBus (not present on my screens dump). Here are some app that I use with my ipad, all are really good for the music 😁😁😁 - AUM - Audio Mixer: The best app to connect together several musical apps within the same device.
