Appmuse

Crashes as an external generator and filter in AUM. Its a mastadon. IAA. Good thing it is a free download. Will delete when done here.

I tried everything and I can’t get it half as loud as a video. This makes it useless.

Bright and simple interface allowing complex depth,and range. Great for improv, and an amazing multi use tool for musicians.

So glad to see this back on the App Store. I’ve been missing you Samvada!

So good! I love it. Truly beautiful drones. Perfect for feeding a sampler or using on its own as an atmosphere in a song. Thank you. This is lovely, and flexible enough to really get a wide variety of tones from. If this were a hardware instrument people would pay a lot for it! Show more

I liked it when it worked, but there were occasional audio glitches and output spikes for no apparent reason. It crashes very often too.

ive come to know this as the freaky drone machine that helps me space out

Fantastic app! Hands down the best deal in the entire App Store. Thank you developer!

One of Best warmup/practice tools I have ever used!

I can't sing in tune, so this is a bit of a reminder. But the app would be SO much more valuabe if it were Audiobus-enabled. I'd be happy to pay a buck or two for that option. (And to give you the 5th star...) Show more

This app has been fantastic for converting live sounds to drones. I still use it today and am glad it's still on the App Store. Seven reviews though? Come on people! I'm just going to have to review this somewhere to get the word out. Show more

Sounds majestic when using headphones while playing Dilruba or Rabab. Gives perfect reverberated space for reference when performing on a microphones. Excellent app for giving a dull voice lots of prestige. Free app that brings your instrument to life and fair amount of Sikh raag for scale practice! Show more

I was looking for an app that would allow my bass to act as though it had the sympathetic strings of a sitar. This app does that perfectly! It used my Apogee guitar interface without issues, just plug and play. It is not an attempt to emulate a sitar. Instead, it simulates the sympathetic strings of a sitar or similar instrument and emphasizes and sustains certain notes through simulated sympathetic vibration. The sympathetic strings can be individually tuned, and presets of these tunings can be saved. It works great with audiobus. It has many real time adjustments that can be made to the sound. Wonderful stuff; I could jam with this for hours. Show more

hope its not gone

;-(

i honestly have no idea what i'm doing but this app is incredibly soothing

Thanks for creating this. I would pay for this app. Please add a gain control on the input side. Please turn off the annoying sound when u change the root key pitch... it's way too loud..!!. it would be great if you could save the key for user patches.. Amp sim for guitar would be great and stereo delay Show more

Samvada is a really excellent sounding tuned resonator, with a great selection of scales to play with. It integrates with Audiobus so you can record and add further affects in other programs. Show more

The app has a beautiful sound. The interface looks a little intimidating–especially with the ability to change notes–but is actually quite simple and relaxing. Could use visuals to go along with! :) Show more

This is made for devices more powerful than iphone4, but even so... I am learning to play the oud with this using headphones. Beyond making my oud sound like a sitar, this kind of feedback is critical to making the most of any fretless instrument. I suggest that vocalists do all of their practice acapella with this thing in headphones. I was getting plans together to write a tuner that works like this (audio/visual sympathetic feedback), but this will meet my needs for quite a while! Show more