Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Music | $2.99 | erik sigth | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
- frequency shifter
- high, low pass filter
- stereo delay
- core midi cc input
- audiobus
- inter app audio
- audio unit extension
- save, load
UI elements near corners seldom register taps and overlays can sometimes freeze up on iOS 11.
The controls are somewhat cryptic but once you know what they do (as the on-screen hints indicate) you will find these are very cool apps.
Ahh..freqvens - probably my favorite iOS effector. This thing can do so much to your sound or you can real it back and it will give your audio a nice little sizzle or warble that, every one’s saying just pleases the ear. I’m not going to tell you no collusion because if you offer some extreme parameters to this device STAND BACK or moreover SIT DOWN because if you close your eyes it sounds like an imperial probe is sexting with the black knight and WHAT THE HELL WOULD THEY BE SAYING TO EACH OTHER ?? Buy this app and find out.
I use and enjoy all of the apps from this developer, but this one is already shaping up to be my favorite
How much fun can one have bending and blurring audio? Get frekvens and find out. This app is so smart and ready to play you'll feel like you've got a bouncy puppy which can make your audio roar (or purr or growl or hover like a ghost etc etc). The UI is minimal graphic genius and the magic going on under the hood can turn nearly Any sound source into potential gold. A delicate balance of control and chaos that somehow gets it just right: get it now and don't look back.
I love Erik Sigth a.k.a. Humbletunes' apps. Imaginative, inexpensive, innovative and like nothing else on iOS. Buy them all.
Really dig this in my AB middle slot! The versatile ways it can both smooth a sound and fully mangle a rhythm track simply makes me get goose bumps with the audio results quite often. Been using it since it first arrived yet neglected writing a review. This developer makes great apps. I fully appreciate the GUI he chooses to employ because (not like this matters to anyone...) I think pretty graphics are cool but when I want to make music and sound, I like the idea that my device’s focus is that and not so much beveled, color gradient enhanced, 3D-looking synth replicas. It’s the sound I care about and Humble is a master.