Autony

One of the most important midi generators in my workflow. You can get instant Brian Eno or Aphex Twin with this auv3 and any auv3 synth and bit mangler or GlitchCore, heck- audiomoderns free plugins with this and any synth is fundamental in my transitions. I love this app, and you will too.

EDIT: Works in AUM as expected after the latest patch. Very cute midi melody generator. Good degree of controllability. Fun Old: As in the title. Tried loading it in midi as well as audio channel in AUM but there is no option to select any midi destinations for that plugin.

I love them all and maybe the poly is better but i get insane results from whatever limits this has. I pick a mono scale but then lil chord progressions per say in mono its my go to app for trying synths too.

This is one of my favorite go to apps, but since the last update there are no longer any labels or info on the "knobs". Lil help?

Please update or simply let us know if Autony will ever work with GarageBand? I really want to up your app to 5 stars. Thanks

I bought this a while back and the controls were so buggy I couldn’t use the app. Developer has updated and it now works great. Really useful AU. I’ll probably pick up Cality now also.

Compact and inexpensive algorithmic sequence generator - note that you need an AUv3 host to use it. I’m having real issues with the knobs (using Nanostudio2) which seem to have a mind of their own - I can’t reliably set any of the knobs, which almost seem to go to random locations when I lift my finger (??!!). NOTE: I still have the “bad glitchy knobs” problem even with the latest update, rendering the plugin nearly useless - this is such a cool app, but I can’t get in touch with the developer (no help on website). I would also love to know more about how to use the MIDI learn within an AUv3 Host app (like NanoStudio2) as that would make this unbelievably interesting. I have an iPad Pro 12.9 if that helps. Please update this app and I’ll be happy to change to 5 stars! I’ve also noticed audible differences between the notes you hear and what the rectangular “sequencer” blocks on the UI display. Overall good start to this app, but def needs some polishing. I also agree it would be good to be able to remember the good sequences (like a take-vault) somehow...

Is this a tutorial to be able to use it in a daw like bm3? I know I can use in AUM and Audiobus.

Recent update fixed the knobs which was my biggest problem with this app.

The video and website make the plugin appealing however there is no instruction on how to generate sound with it in GarageBand for iOS, one of the two mentioned hosts for the app. I would think that tutorial would be required when releasing a musical app that makes no sound on it’s own.