lots of fun
I love this developer’s apps. This one is lots of fun once you figure out how to feed it notes. I settled on using snakebud and messing with the rates. Used to crash all the time but now it seems to work.
Description
Euclid Goes to Party is a synth with a PWM oscillator and an euclidean sequencer. You can create techno bass lines very easily with its sequencer.
It has a mono PWM oscillator with an adjustable LFO that modulating the pulse width. You can shape the sound with its low pass filter. You can control the VCA's amplitude with an envelope generator. The attack and decay portions of the EG are adjustable. The envelope generator also modulates the cutoff an adjustable amount.
The sequencer can create euclidean rhythms up to 32 steps. You can also set the number of pulses and rotate the sequencer either left or right for creating interesting variations on the fly.
The app can work standalone with Ableton Link support. Also, the AUv3 plugin can work in host apps such as Garageband, AUM, Cubasis, apeMatrix, Nanostudio, BeatMaker etc.
In the AUv3 plugin, all of the parameters are accessible as AU parameters. You can automate them on supported host apps. Also, you may control them with MIDI CC messages on supported hosts as well. You can create user presets and save them into your host app.
Euclid Goes to Party created with the free and open-source iOS audio library AudioKit v5.
https://audiokitpro.com
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It has a mono PWM oscillator with an adjustable LFO that modulating the pulse width. You can shape the sound with its low pass filter. You can control the VCA's amplitude with an envelope generator. The attack and decay portions of the EG are adjustable. The envelope generator also modulates the cutoff an adjustable amount.
The sequencer can create euclidean rhythms up to 32 steps. You can also set the number of pulses and rotate the sequencer either left or right for creating interesting variations on the fly.
The app can work standalone with Ableton Link support. Also, the AUv3 plugin can work in host apps such as Garageband, AUM, Cubasis, apeMatrix, Nanostudio, BeatMaker etc.
In the AUv3 plugin, all of the parameters are accessible as AU parameters. You can automate them on supported host apps. Also, you may control them with MIDI CC messages on supported hosts as well. You can create user presets and save them into your host app.
Euclid Goes to Party created with the free and open-source iOS audio library AudioKit v5.
https://audiokitpro.com
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Euclid Goes to Party AUv3 Bass is not free (it costs 6900.00), however it doesn't contain in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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The price of Euclid Goes to Party AUv3 Bass is 6900.00.
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Please expose the Time Division parameters…
Thanks for the cool app, we really enjoy it! For future updates we would ask that all of the time division parameters be exposed so that something like midiLFOs can easily change the different time tricks that are included with this app. Also please help this to control other apps, i.e synths and drum auv3s. That would really make this offering shine! We own everything from this dev, and appreciate the hard work done to bring us so many cool things to augment our workflow. Thanks for everything! Peace: Instagram Altruit
Could be better
Still great
Want This to Be Awesome, But it’s Not
I like where this app is headed. But there are some serious problems. First off, needs to be a midi controller sequencer for other synth apps. The synth on here is limiting and very weak. I say that this needs to be a midi controller because it does not show up as a midi controller for any app in my channels. Crashing...yep we have some crashes. I ran 2 channels and it eventually crashed. This might be the best thing for live beat making since an MPC. Problem is that, it’s not finished. I’ll up date in a week or so to see if this app finally becomes a midi controller for other apps in you AUM or DAW. If no change has been made to improve the app, then it’s off to the return bin. You really have a great start to something. Just please finish it.
Almost essential
Classic iOS tool in the making. Would love a master volume knob and the ability to tune each pulse to a different note. Add that and it will become a must own. Dope as is tho. SO 2 the dev
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App Info
- Category
- Music
- Publisher
- Cem Olcay
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.0 (3 years ago )
- Released on
- May 13, 2021 (3 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, United Kingdom, Austria, Italy, Türkiye, France, Mexico, New Zealand, Nepal, Norway, Netherlands, Nigeria, Malaysia, Pakistan, Lebanon, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, South Korea, Peru, Philippines, India, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Ukraine, Vietnam, South Africa, Denmark, Argentina, Australia, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Belarus, Canada, Switzerland, Chile, China, Colombia, Czechia, Germany, Japan, Dominican Republic, Algeria, Ecuador, Egypt, Spain, Finland, Greece, Hong Kong SAR China, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, United Arab Emirates
- Last Updated
- 1 week ago
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