Synth Modes

Hi, How about adding info for Snyderphonics Manta? It’s really good otwise. Or even Euclidean Circles. Best there!

Great concept and well executed app! It’s pretty far out of date, though. Perhaps it will get an update if more people buy it to offer some financial incentive.

Make Noise Spectraphon would be an obvious addition that should be included. I could list more but that one is such an obvious omission. There is already a make noise section and the modes and shift functions are not at all obvious. Plus Make Noise has a cheat sheet pdf already that could be used to add it so they did the work for you - you just need to put it in the app with the rest.

Super useful, would love to see the Disting EX modes added in as well. Happy to help if it’s just a matter of organizing the content.

The excellence of this app is what makes its drawbacks stand out. It’s so useful for the modules it contains that you constantly wish it had cheat sheets for other modules you have and might use more with equally useful cheat sheets.

This app is in desperate need of updates. Far too few new sheets get added, while new modules come out all the time. There’s Also no way to make requests for modules, or add and share custom sheets. This could be a go to app, but the support just isn’t there.

This app is garbage. It hardly has any modules available, and the ones it does, it totally has incomplete info. Why would i need this app if I’m still going to have to pull out the manual on my M32 constantly. I wouldn’t even want this app if it were free with its lack of data.

Simple, accurate app for modular users. Was looking for latest Disting firmware quick ref and this has it. Feature suggestion: 'Feedback' button to report issues and request new modules to be added. (First request: Mutable Beads).

I would find my Disting mk4 veryyyy unwieldy without this app. The dev has been good about including the latest algorithms from firmware updates too. Highly recommend

It works well. It would be nice to be able to add my own modules. This would free up the developer from having to update the app.