The Oscillator Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 39 reviews. Read all reviews for The Oscillator for iPhone.
The Oscillator is free iOS app published by Kymatica AB
Solid oscillator app
Sean Garland
Exactly what you're looking for in a basic oscillator app, and the developer is first-rate. Check out his AUFX apps for killer reverb and delay apps!
Decent
Zane2012
Wish there were some guidelines, or presets. Or suggestions. This is probably awesome for pros. I'm just an average guy w an ok system.
Simple, elegant— as advertised
Descansado
Does exactly what it's supposed to do, and does it intuitively.
Great app with many sonic possibilities!
Nevertoooldtolearn
I am throughly enjoying this app and the very first time I tried it I came up with something that I knew I had to save. Opened up Audibus put this app in the input and then I put sir Sampleton in the output. Sampled the sound from this app in two seconds and then used Sir sampleton in the input of Audibus and the developers other phenomenal app Audioshare in the out put and trimmed the file and then used the "open in" feature in Audishare and imported into Nave from there I saved immediately. Then I used this sound as a spring board to create a very cool ELO sounding synth!! Thanks for these two very useful and very easy to use apps!!
Wish it went to higher frequencies.
Brandon Abell
Some of us can still hear well into the 18khz range. Please increase the limit.
Very powerful weapon!
ReviewManForever
Love this app, why? Let me tell you a story, for the past few weeks this kid called Johnny has been bullying me. Pushing me, calling me names throwing stuff at me, stealing my food, etc. So apparently Johnny's a heavy sleeper, so when he was taking a nap on one of the benches at school on hour lunch break, I put my phone right in front of his ear and played a really high pitched noise for about 15 minutes. He has tinnitus now.
Hardcore!
Flabosoaurous
Brutally metal. Makes a great, thick sound. Looks clean, and works flawlessly. A resonance parameter for each cutoff would be cool and perhaps drive.
Great tool
lovetongueattack
Elegant and useful. I plan to use this to figure out the frequencies that hit hardest through the sub in my car / my house speakers / etc, then to mix tracks accordingly.