#Sunvox drawn spline mods

You can make pretty much anything you can imagine. Just touch and drag.Ĭreating your own synth from the many available tools is a lot of fun, and very satisfying. Everything responds very well to touch and gesture input, so moving individual parts around is a simple task. It wont take long before you clutter up the screen with virtual wires and modules. Simply select the function you want, and it appears on-screen.

#Sunvox drawn spline mods

A main circular menu made up of 8 smaller circles contains all the mods and nodes, each with its own sub menu to drill down to further, finer functions. Making connections is as easy as drawing a line that connects the parts. All those functions are easily accessed by touching the main menu, function button with a second touch elsewhere on the screen. The modules, nodes, tools, and all are neatly tucked away out of sight. One is an info of sorts, button that identifies things on-screen, and the other is the main menu. Located at the top left of the screen are the two buttons. is brilliantly designed with really just two primary buttons viewable on the screen at all times. Everything you need (and more on its way) to create your own synth is before you. I wasnt sure what to expect? I am happy to report Audulus is a very clean, and extremely capable modular synth. I had been looking forward to finally give it a try. I’ve known about the enthusiastic following of the Mac version, so like many of you I was pretty psyched about it porting over to iPad. Audulus arrives and changes my whole perception of this kind of music application.

Even though its not the first modular synth to hit iOS, it does perform well, and I like its U.I. None ever really impressed me very much until now. I have tried all the other modular synthesizers on iOS. “Audulus is a modular music processing app.” Visit the website for Audulus HERE Imagine, Create, Play.