BLEASS Megalit

I like the app very much. There are minor blemishes like the delay is way too short and similar. This can be repaired by the motion. Also x Modulation would be a topic. But being not able to import own wavetables is a major deviation. I don’t understand why we can import only patches. Was it the idea to sell patches or was the developer not aware that it was expected to have this these days? I m giving 4 stars but I was close to give only 3 due to that topic and I hope that will be fixed soon. If there is a way to import wavetables please let me know. Right now all wav. files are greyed out wenn I try to import. Thanks

I made a review saying that it didn't work in Cubasis. I don't know how but the issue has fixed itself. Anyway great synth.

As far as I can tell, there is no way to store Megalit’s midi channel. Every time I close it it reverts back to ANY as the default channel setting, thus rendering it useless in a multi synth setup. Am I doing something wrong? And if not, could you please make that an update for all your iOS instruments please? Cheers.

This synth sounds great but its super buggy in Logic. Too slow to resize and doesn’t pick up midi on/off correctly. Because of this, its basically unusable. Too bad.

I have used all of the wavetable synths for iOS (as far as I know), and megalit has a close tie with butter. CPU handling in megalit is better than everything else other than drambo. However megalit does not allow wavetable import or editing, which is somewhat of a major con. I might be using it more than other wavetable synths because randomization does indeed produce some great presets (this is a big feature for me), and it’s easy on the cpu. I mainly make very glitchy or ambient sounding music and megalit works extremely well all things considered. I kind of prefer butter over megalit because the wavetable editor and import, but in reality I cannot really use those features because my iPad Air 4th gen stutters and ends up crashing out with butter. It’s something I’m sure will get fixed, but in the meantime megalit is my go to wavetable synth. It kind of produces similarly sounding results to nave imho. Some people I have read in certain iOS communities online that apps like megalit sound “cold,” and I believe that some wavetable synths do sound colder (which I like) but megalit has a warmer sound, which I think is more about the filtering which can be fixed in chain with whatever daw your using I think anyway. In short I would call it my top wavetable synth currently, but if butter didn’t crash and glitch so much for me megalit would be a close second. Also universal comparability is huge for me. I really enjoy making presets on my iPhone and than using them on my iPad.

Great app, it’s almost like having Serum for the IPad, the only thing missing is the ability to add user or 3rd party wavetables, I’d love to be able to import some of my Serum wavetables, that would make it complete for me, otherwise it’s awesome

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