Arctic ProSynth

Well I should have read the reviews before hit buy on this one. It crashes if the cable is attached, can’t change preset patches and it appears that the knobs don’t actually do anything.

(Yawn) Doesn't seem to have an output for audio to Bluetooth... $5 would been a more appropriate price in my opinion... Oh well, Caveat emptor! ✌🏻️😎🎹

I don't typically leave reviews. But I just drop 10 bucks on this application. And it literally will not open. I bought it based on everyone else's reviews. It must be this update or something? Buyer beware

Too bad the developer decided to remove it from the App Store. This Pro version does more, but the first one is easier to navigate and can quickly get modifications done. This Pro vers requires flipping through pages to modify parameters more than the Key vers does.

So fat and yet the sequencer is ummm ,peace Christo

This app is the evolution of the original Arctic Synth. Bringing the best of the original with great enhancements to keep this app an useful part of your sonic palette. Don't be fooled by the price, and the name. This thing can do from subtle to brutal in no time. If you want to learn synthesis, this is one of those to get and tweak to your heart's content.

This thing is so much fun I almost forgot to write a review. With presets from Sunshine Audio, this thing is a blast. It is one of my favorite synthesizers.cutting this shot to get back to the music. Try it you will love it too.

Great sounds and very fast and intuitive control over filters and every other sound parameter with midi learn makes this a joy to use. ProSynth's IAA implementation is excellent, the midi implementation is complete and it manages CPU resources beautifully for such a rich-sounding synth. In a niche market saturated with synths this one stands out. 5 stars easily.

EXCELLENT update! Hmm Arctic Pro Synth makes some really well executed, unique sounds, possibly even better sounding than one of my favorite synths the Z3ta+. I particularly like the tastefully done panning of sounds on some of the presets. That deserves extra praise. The soundest is also very diverse from wobbling to classic sounds. All quite useful sounding. I'm going to try olaying some of my already produced tracks again with arctic prosynth. And then try to make a new one. Thank you.

Arctic ProSynth is the new synth app from One Red Dog, replacing Arctic Keys, which is a universal app now selling for half the price. Arctic ProSynth is iPad only, but it's a reasonable file size and runs well on my older iPad2. There is a lot to like about ProSynth, and I may come to like it more as I use it. The preset banks include well over 100 sounds, and it may be one of my favorite default preset offerings of the various synths. That said, I wish there were a few more banks for download, and there isn't a ton of 3rd party content yet. Of course, you can modify and create your own, and there are TONS of ways to modify your sound. The sounds are warm and dynamic, and I find the keyboard and interface generally attractive and easy to use. The app also has great compatibility with AudioBus and Virtual MIDI, though with an on-board arppegiator and basic sequencer, you can do a lot without other apps. Really, it's a fantastic synth app, and my excitement for it is tempered only by the fact that Sunrizer and Magellan do most of the same things, and occasionally do them better. But for under the 10 dollar mark, you could certainly justify adding this one to your collection. Well done on a nice app, and hope they continue to support it as time goes on.