DataMosh Deluxe

This app is a gem, one of the best that you can find at AppStore.

This thing is great and I use it constantly for my work. I do a lot of Passthrough‘s for what I do and just discovered that the app is storing all of my takes in a way that I can’t access deleting them through the app itself, I have to use settings. They don’t seem to be anywhere on the app and are taking up almost 2gb.

It freezes on the processing screen every time. The cancel button does nothing. The developer didn’t bother replying to my support issue. Not very impressed. They say in the store info here that a “version 2” is coming out soon, maybe wait for some reviews before throwing your money away?

Why is this glitch app so glitchy. I couldn’t get it to work. Shutdown after trying to import. I’m reinstalling to see if it will work..... Moving my rating to three stars as reinstalling worked. Still just ok. I think a tutorial would help but some things I’d like to see are the capabilities to edit your photos in app to create the video instead of having to import a video into the app.

From ease of use the great results, DAC has given us a datamosh app that slays the current crop. Unlike most glitch apps that do pretty much the same thing, just a little different, DAC is unique in its capabilities and execution. Put it in your arsenal and be amazed :)

Horrible UI cuts out my audio

The UI is so cool and it can make some amazing Data Moshed visuals synced up with sound. A must have for any musicians/beatmakers/producers looking to add glitchy retro visuals to their music

love the direction of this app, but why not allow the original audio from the video to stick around? am i right that the only audio a video can have is if you add a song from itunes, otherwise it’ll just be silent? what if i wanted to use a vid of me talking? no chance. anyway- seems like an extremely limited move that keeps me from enjoying the app.

I know “real data moshing” can’t be real time. But why not at least render a small sample of what the what the output could/would be. It’s a huge usability issue not being able to actually see what the sliders do. >The knob on the “select datamosh” screen seems very wonky and should be revisited. > once i rendered a video and it was put into the “saved videos” screen, I found they were hard to tell apart from others i previously rendered. you might want to have some type of automatic naming convention > if you’re responding to reviews with “email us and we’ll walk you through the app!” you obviously have a usability issue that needs to be addressed. your app should walk a user through the process. > Your ad/intro screen seems a little misleading from what the app actually does. maybe create an ad/ intro with your app instead of using after effects or whatever you used ? > also was bummed the tutorial section is legit a “coming soon!” lol Hopeful for updates, it seems you have the skeleton of it down, just need to start focusing on the UX side of it. I hope the devs see this as constructive.

I thought this would work like glitch studios where you can change the filter and see in real time what the different settings do. With this app you have to make the setting changes blindly, go through the whole process - which can take a while - and only then you see the result. You have to toggle back and forth between screens to make changes There’s no way to get a feel for what the changes you are making do and it’s frustrating. The graphics and frames and in app experience are cool but I would rather have an easy to use app than one that looks cool but is hard to use. I don’t even know if there is more than one style of data mosh because the controls are not labeled well and while it’s cool that you’ve made the interface look like an analog board, i don’t want to use it because I can’t see changes in real time. It’s not what I expected. the Glitch app is better in this regard. There are also more effects, like psychedelic - super cool. If you could combine the ease of use and the number of different effects from glitch app with responding to music, this app would be 5 stars. I could change my rating later if the app got easier to use. But as of now I’m just really disappointed in that regard. It’s also frustrating because it’s bro clear how to go through the process You have to press cancel to go to the next screen so you think you’re canceling what you’ve done... It’s just not designed for intuitive use and needs a tutorial, at the very least.