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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.

Turns out a hilarious bounty of Disney Frozen apps. How many of those do kids need? I finally kept scrolling and found this. I downloaded Strng after a recent interest in physical modeling synthesis without realizing that there are many more great apps you had done. And I'm quite obsessed with sample based synthesis right now (with Samplr iPulsaret iDensity etc). This is a really lovely bit of gear. Your work deserves more attention. With this app, I feel compelled to make a new synth from every patch that I have ever made on my analog. But with every note of the scale slightly different. Really such subtlety beautiful possibilities here. This is the kind of thing where the less than 5 star reviews made me mad so I felt the necessity to write this. Your colors are perfect by the way.

This is one of my favorite iOS music apps! It's got a nice minimal a e s t h e t i c but has the ability to infinitely warp the hell out of your sample library. The drum pad setting is sick, especially if you put a few slices/hits in the same sample file and you can assign a key per hit. The FX sound great, Ableton Link support is really nice as well. The dark mode is also the bee's knees. Anyway, get this app and learn it's awesomeness!

V1.1 crashes on iPad iOS 5.1 but works fine on later devices... and the logo on the opening screen is even crooked! Please fix when you get the chance.

Was looking for a sampler for ios, and gave this one a good try, but abandoned it after several hours of trying to get it to work. In general the interface was too obscure and minimal for a sampler. The envelope controls don't seem to work right, or at least as intended. The tempo based looping is a very cool idea, and the changing subdivision of tempo, but all of the loops are plagued by unartistic pops and clicks every time it loops. The effects are cool, the bitcrusher especially.