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Will not load in effects slot in AUM. Launching in background crashes AUM on iPad Pro. Frustrating.

Great unique little app, industrial music for industrial people. Can be unwieldy at times but fun to experiment with. Long audio files tend to be more drifty and noisy or ambient, short audio files tend to be more musical. I love that the dev keeps updating it, unlike many bigger devs on Apple Store I could mention. Thank you Alex M. Show more

After the May 2019 update, no sound and various parameters are just visually vibrating all over the place with nothing happening sound wise! Please fix!

But it really needs an update. That being said, it still does some cool stuff.

If I have to read another genius review calling an app a “toy” and not (pick a word for some category of thing we are meant to presume is somehow better than a toy and insert it here), a piece of my poor, unreality-damaged American brain will likely shrivel down to a useless stump. At which point, I suppose, I will cease to register bull dink until such time as the brain can regenerate a new meaninglessness meter. If I can get to a place detached from the internet and news of White House briefings. Enough of that. Sliver is not perfect. It really could benefit from basic usability updates focused on bringing precision and control to the creative chaos it brilliantly brings to music making and sound design. When I want some inspirational sound mangling that is nonetheless musical, Sliver provides it. Bringing it to heel, however, is real work. To some extent, it cannot be done. This lack of parameter precision is not a fatal flaw, but it does limit how and when I use the app. I would use Sliver much more often and put it to better use if I could impose a little bit more method onto the frequently lovely madness it encourages. It would not be a huge amount of development work to add more numerical control to or along with the blocks and the X/Y pads, for example. Yet even those changes would much improve usability. My use of the app revolves around copying audio into Sliver, making something almost completely different, recording the result, and exporting/copying that recording to some other app. I suspect this is the intended workflow, and that is fine by me. There is no reason to hesitate about getting the app if you need some craziness in your music. But there is at the same time ample reason for Alex to make some UI and functional changes to increase the scope of what Sliver can do. Show more

Excellent soundscaping instrument. Also, check out the same developer's Glitchbreaks. It's another winner. Recommended!

Spent the last hour making brilliant sounds and jamming with Addictive Pro and Drum Jam + Sliver in AudioBus. iPad Air 2, iOS 9.3.5. Glad I picked this up.

i love this app and the presets are amazing and easy to get lost in and listen to and space out... so simple and fun to use and the results are always superb!lots and lots of fun Show more

Fun, a lot of territory to explore, it has the potential to find a place in my standing rig, but it crashed under the simplest of conditions. This was the only app running on my Ipad at the time and the app crashes For now it is a toy, not a tool. Show more

Sound only works sometimes. Not compatible with audiobus.

Sliver is essential for those involved with any sort of ambient/drift/drone/minimal experimental recording. The use of assignable incremental sections is brilliant and yields some very interesting results. The apps functionality is great. I've been using Sliver heavily and have experienced very few problems, if any. Takes a bit of exploring to unlock its full potential which is fun. Love how it works with audiobus and IAA straight into audio share which is a nice feature. I would like to see an update featuring mutable and/or assignable effects parameters (being able to alter the pitch bend range for more subtlety), and longer sample time for more variety. Would love to speak with the developer if I could! All in all a fantastic app that should really be getting more attention! Highly recommended Show more

This app definitely belongs in the "weird and wonderful" category. It will require you to really sit down and suss out all the wonderful features to truly appreciate it. That being said, you can bring in a sound and absolutely go crazy with it right out of the gate. Great developer as well, who has dedicated much time and effort into this app. This one will remain a winner for a long time. Show more

This one, though promising, isn’t working well for me. It randomly quits on me and isn’t saving presets accurately. Important areas on the interface have the same size as little-used areas and are not demarcated clearly enough, and compared to other apps it’s very easy to select the wrong thing. Looking forward to updates because I like what it’s trying to achieve. Show more

Wonderful app! I wish it had a button for working off screen in audio us, and I have had a few times where it reset or went to sleep in audio us too, but even with those issues which will be ironed out I am sure, I give it five. I have only scratched the surface of what it can do. Show more

Sliver shares the top of the list when comes IOS effects apps. Absolutely amazing motion sounds can be achieved with very little effort. AB support sends it over the top, with integration with my other music apps. A responsive Dev makes it a must buy. Show more

This app is a godsend of genius. Thanks Alex.

This is what you want.

This is a super cool idea with a lot of potential. As I am a major fan of Glitchbreaks too and have gifted it to a couple good friends (who were blown away BTW), Sliver is just plain sweet! It's cheap too! This app is a lot of different concepts put together that can produce some great music, noise, musical noise or broccoli salad, er I mean noisy music! Thanks Alex you rock! Additionaly: Any questions or support issues I've EVER had, I got nearly an immediate response to. Gonna get back to it. Thank you Palmsounds dot net for the news of it even though you don't like me anymore because I'm a yank I still read your blog. Show more