iSymphonic Orchestra

Хорошее приложение, звучит достойно! Интересно, есть во встроенных покупках сустейновые струнные, где можно менять громкость через колесо модуляции? Чтобы делать крещендо/диминуендо, так сказать, «на одном смычке».

Программа супер, реалистичные звуки оркестра, то что надо, совместима с GarageBand, можно писать саундтреки!!!

Я купил canto. Сняли деньги. При загрузке произошла ошибка теперь просит купить по новой. Что за дела? Как восстановить покупку?

Please amend your response! This App has taken some heavy flak regarding lack of AU functionality - and to be fair, it’s a bit harsh. The Dev has continued to address issues over the last 18 months, to the point where this has become a welcome addition to my AU arsenal for GarageBand. A lot of work has gone into making this almost indistinguishable from the original package, and it is pretty polished and certainly very useable now - a welcome addition, both as a standalone ‘sketch pad’ for finding chord progressions - accessible via third party MIDI chord progression apps and recordable within as it includes a basic MIDI recorder and export function. Having purchased several expansions to the App, I can honestly, and confidently, recommend this for use now - it’s stable, it sounds great (in all fairness it always has on its own) but now with the added effects section applied to the AUv3 side, I’m loving it! Thank you to the Developer for sticking with it and continuing to improve it despite some harsh, and at times undeserved criticism - it’s been worth the wait and the hard work - deserves to be a 4-star App at least.

…it’s 5 stars from me on this, probably because the flaws it has, are not to do with the sound timbre or that aspect. And I must be clear what I am comparing it to, is what I would really like on iOS/iPadOS, which is Spitfire Abbey Road etc. However, that alone tells us we are up in the quality stakes. Discussions then are about how far this can be measured against the competition. Competition - and I have really really scoured for iOS orchestral sounds - seems to come down to: the best soundfonts you can glean from what’s out there (the most boring searches I have ever undertaken, second only to looking for trainers for the wife, for disappointment when later ‘assessed’ on arrival !); or the individual Geoshred ones or the SWAM ones; then there’s GarageBand’s own or whatever DAW you use…so that’s Cubasis et al. Patently, as I’ve ended up here the competition is flawed in some way, despite ALL the above options having some splendid sounds. Now ‘flawed’ just means a -ve aspect. Some are very expensive, and seem to focus on ‘solo’ instruments, so I can imagine the pricing when they get around to sections. Some are peculiar in that they refuse to accept MIDI information (blocks of midi) dropped in from another track. The Developer position on this I was given directly by that developer - the expression permitted by their app is unique and executed in a unique manner, and so it would be inappropriate to allow this to be done. Hmm. I was not convinced, but it saves them making their app undertake a ‘conversion’ or ‘stripping-away’ process is for sure. Soundfonts almost get us there, nearly, very close. Indeed they ARE sampled after all. If you watch some of Guy Michelmore’s excellent videos on the ‘big boys’ of the orchestral sound world, you will realise I am aiming very high. Cheekily perhaps for someone determined to remain in iOS even before he got a used wonderful iPad Pro M1 12.9” device with a humungous 2TB SSD (because I did tests and found less than 75Gb ‘free’ SSD space, resulted in many glitches galore that are often blamed by users on the apps or Audio Units!). Others rely on synthesising the sounds in some way, but not everyone has a cpu up to the task? After all that, my take from having bought ‘Heavy Brass’ from the same developer, several years ago, and now this, is the sounds are delicious but I cannot expect an iOS developer with finite resources to produce a ‘container’ like Spitfire labs have for the Mac/PC, that gives choice

Purchased this app with high expectations..however I have found that there are some annoying and unwanted artefacts in some of the sections and particularly in the Cello/Woodwind section where an incredibly annoying reverberation occurs when holding on the note C4 and a couple of notes after...disappearing then reappearing again on C5. This reverberation is even more noticeable, profound and annoying when the app is played through either of my midi keyboards! I contacted Crudebyte to see if they were able to offer a possible resolution for this and all I appear to have got from them was ready made excuses and no positive help or assistance whatsoever, other than an offer to refund which is something I suppose. I sent them a video recording highlighting this artefact while being played, however they replied claiming that any and all artefacts annoying or not are purposely built into the system and this reverberation is in fact 'not reverberation' in their opinion and everything is operating as it should, which is blatantly not the case and a gaslighting effort on their part to indicate that I cannot in fact hear what I obviously can hear! Not too happy with it or them!

best orchestral sounds on ipad, the equivalent of Eastwest on pc, which I used to have. The price is reasonable, don't listen to the cheap tightwads who expect everything to be dirt cheap or 'free'

Can’t make this connect to my clavinova. Contacted support which promised a response with 24 hours but nothing yet. Concert coming up next week and I have no harp sound - at the moment it’s a waste of time and money but let’s see if anyone is there to help!

I read the reviews and was in 2 minds about buying after reading some of the comments, but if you only buy the app and none of the IAPS it’s still very useable. The IAP prices vary and so far I’ve bought 4 and I will add to that as I decide that I need them.

Great app. Very pleased it’s Audio Unit compatible. Realistic sounds and easy to use.