- $4.99
- Category: Music
- Versions: 3 archived
- Installable: 3 of 3
- Seller: tempo rubato
- com.temporubato.NLogSynth
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.
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| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 18, 2010 | 2.0 | — | 88 | $4.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25This is really amazing. Pretty certain that this is this best $5 I have ever spent.
1) Full iPhone 4 support.<br/>2) Needs a more modern look.<br/>3) Needs support for left landscape view. (The users left hand blocks the speaker in right landscape view.)
Ok great. But one thing missing that other music apps have is the ability to record whatever you are doing over the previous recording. If you can overlay recordings, and maybe have a mini sound editing program like protools, this app will be unatoppable.
Good app ! Please add more real instruments sounds. Thank you ! Keep up the good work !
I've been working with analog synths since the 80s... I currently have a fleet of Rolands, Korgs, a Nord etc.. but I've been fairly ambivalent about what's been developed for the iPhone until now. I do like Noise IO, although the interface is bulky, the sounds and features are impressive.<br/>This is just like having a real analog synth in the palm of my hand! It reminds me of the Roland Juno 106 but it sounds better. I'd be eager to have to ability to step sequence, record and export to .wav<br/>Does anyone know if there's any sort of patch archive out there for this yet?<br/><br/>Update: the new version is a monster- this is the best sounding synth out there- PS- Mixxter7 you are an idiot.
I love this product so much! The only problem is that on the new OS it bugs up, like, the sound fries or something, but overall, it's outstanding.
Please update this for the iPad.<br/><br/>Thanks
And you can lock the keyboard!!! I don't know why the other reviews said you couldn't.
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