Appmuse

This app is very nice when it comes to great sounds and ease of play. Having so much fun that I emailed the creator to ensure it makes the audio unit jump when iOS deprecates inter app audio. I found it easy to play right after purchase and I still use it often with other apps as it plays so nicely with others. Adds plenty of texture to sound scapes and generative music types of fun. Works easily via midi and it allows for each voice to be triggered by its own midi channel or even combined to get deep harmonies. Thanks also to Jason for responding so promptly with the aforementioned concerns with inter app audio. This is a winner for sure. Show more

The applications behind this odd little gem are many. My one request, please make an AUv3 midi plugin out of this... Please!

I am enjoying this app now since it has been updated.

Ive spent a week playing with this app. Adding it to my audiobus setup, using it solo, using it in any possible combination i can try on my ipad pro 12.9 gen 1. I have followed what little amount of tutorial videos there are. And im unsuccessful. This app is not straight forward even for an ios musician. There is no detailed setup info. I cant get sound to play except for the in app sounds. Even following destination settings in videos. It wont play squat. 3 stars because i think its supposed to do something. -2 stars because who the eff knows!? Not going into my process until someone posts something Show more

01/02/2018 Update. I’m more excited about this update than just about any other iOS music app. Everything works like a charm. This is hands down the best generative app, especially for ambient music fans. Thanks dev! Show more

Unique app that is visually beautiful and performs beautifully. I recommend reading the user's manual in order to get the most out of this gem. MIDI is great; you can use it with any number of external synths. The app's own internal synths also sound great. Recommended! Show more

I've had Refraktions for a week (or two) but to be honest, after a few swipes of the screen and my socks didn't catch on fire (hubris, shear hubris on my part) I forgot about it..until I was cleaning up and moving newer apps to folders and I looked at Refraktions a little closer. Ohhhhhh Myyy Goshhhh❣️❣️ I mean I'm not sure what I'm doing with it yet but I see the potential now. Right now, while I dictate this, I'm listening to LayR being controlled by Refraktions. I'm using a saved LayR Performance with five instruments (and collectively six synthesizers) with some mild tweaking and 'performing' via Refraktions. I saved the developer's online user guide to a thirty-three page PDF also shows that there is much more to Refraktions than initially meets the ear. ?? Show more

My go to app in most of my music creations! Love the interface, love the midi capabilities! Glad to know it is IOS 11 ready and I heard an update is on its way this fall. Amazing app Jason, easiest 5 stars I've given!!! Show more

I stumbled upon this app and am so glad that I did! It's truly incredible, easy to use and works well with other apps. It was very easy to use other app sounds as the sound source and it is a BLAST! What I LOVE most is that it feels more like playing WITH someone. (And the sound quality is beautiful) Bravo to the developer! I give this app not just a thumbs up but full on jazz hands, beyond worth the small investment! Show more

Once I figure this thing out.

Foray into a zen calm space and time. Minimal yet rich with possibility, feels as though you have a secret door into another reality. Love!

Beautiful, minimal and very smart.

This app must really be experienced to be understood. It's visually lovely and relaxing. There are no icons, no settings button, nothing that interrupts the landscape (no mistaking who designed this). When you touch the screen it begins making music, influenced - not exactly determined - by your gestures. As time passes you get the sense you're not just playing with an application, but collaborating with some off-world entity. It starts out as not-quite-yet-a-song, but as time goes on things can take on rhythmic elements depending on what you do (or don't do, perhaps). I can't wait to lose hours in this. No doubt the possibilities are endless. Show more