miRack

If you like modular this is just the coolest thing. I have vcv2 rack and this is a more cut down version but there is still endless fun with a ton of modules.

This is really cool and great to start with and still great to take ‘modular’ mobile. Note to dev: could you add all the Befaco modules?

I have absolutely no idea what I am doing. In a good way. Made all sorts of trippy noises. Mind blowing app - making modular synthesis accessible to everyone. Learning more and more each time I use it and a great community of users/devs comes with it.

I have purchased many dozens of synth apps over the past 10 years, many are quite simple to operate and become boring over time because of their limited creative possibilities. miRack is a completely different story, if I was to live for an extra 100 years, I would still be able to create new exciting patches. YouTube is a great source of learning about this app, then you go on to discover many endless possibilities, definitely £12.99 well spent.

Sometimes incrementally, sometime revolutionary, but this one improves all the time, whether it’s new modules, or streamlined interaction, it’s a joy to use and and a magnificent toolbox and learning resource.

This is indispensable for any interaction with modular hardware, and a great standalone tool as well.

A big thank you to the developers for creating this fantastic app for IOS. It is surely one of the best. Keep up the good work!

Without doubt the best £10 you’ll ever spend. Endless possibilities.

I'm just learning about synths, but playing with this for an hour or so I've already learned a lot just with the built in oscilloscope and some basic modules. Hope it sells well, so it continues to be supported, there are so many modules to explore each with its own manual.

Somehow, a lot of reviewers here are incapable of googling ‘mirack beginners tutorial’, there is a load of stuff online to help you. Excellent value software, just keeps getting better. If you get into modular without expecting to do a bit of study, the fault is yours, not the developer’s.