rymdigare

If you like ambient/experimental music or if you just want to add something different to whatever your genre is, look no further: Rymdigare is utterly stunning. The sonic possibilities are endless and the graphical design is amazing. It's hard to describe exactly what it does but think of it as a deep reverb/cruncher/shape-shifter. Put anything through it and play around with the controls to create brilliant soundscapes. Absolutely my most-used effects app.

With so many apps available, and a lot of them excellent, it takes a developer with a different brainwave to make something unique. Yes, this is one such app, offering subtle blends that alter notes in very pleasing ways. The first thing I tried suddenly sounded as if it had been recorded in orbit! Marvellous.

Bonkers but bloody brilliant

A fantastic concept, with a beautiful interface, that sounds lovely and is a joy to behold.

…as it is quite unlike anything else out there insofar as pitch-shifting reverby shimmery stuff is concerned. However, labelling the controls in white on a very pale pastel background has rendered most of the legends genuinely impossible to read. Any chance of making the type dark grey/ black? Pretty please?

This developer knows that there is something behind the mirror. He has found a way to see it without breaking the glass. His apps allow us to step through the mirror and see it for ourselves. Once you are on the other side you never want to leave. There are more colours and shadows, more reflections and layers. And everything sounds better.

I love this devs approach to UX/UI and this is my favorite one. Not only is it interesting and fun it also sounds great and is very useful.

Really nice on synths and great background audio also the dev is a great artist. kudos to the beautiful design much appreciated. apps need to learn from this forsure!

Just beautifully designed. I actually think about this app and smile. The sounds you can get out of it put physical pedals to shame and the price is more than right.

It has the look and feel of a video game at first glance, but it’s simple UI design (with active moving elements) doesn’t do this app justice on all the wonderful ways that you can shape audio. Erik has tapped deep into his imagination to bring this wonderful concept to life and for that…thank you!