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Realism and control of various string instruments in FF is amazing. Integrating the strings into a DAW workflow is easy and fast, and the file size is small. How is this amount of "realism" accomplished without gigabytes of samples? FF is one of my top, very favorite instruments on iOS. The IAP quartets are worth the price. Show more

You can tell when developers put some love into an app. I'm no musician, but this app blew my mind. So impressive!

This is a great app. The modeled sound is very realistic, and the interface is quite expressive. The developer has some great ideas for future improvements, and is very receptive to suggestions, so this great app will only get greater! Show more

This App sounds just like a real bowed instrument. You can do the vibrato without the 3D feature. Wiggle your finger that picks the notes and the instrument comes alive!

This is fantastic. I will be re-recording some parts in my musical projects using this. Kudos to the devs for such a musical and intuitive UI. Very inspirational. I wish I could keep it to myself, but it deserves recognition. Trills work. Not sure about open-string harmonics but it sounds like you can get them with careful bow technique. Practice is rewarded. I'm going to stop raving now. Show more

This is an amazing instrument! The playing is intuitive and very expressive. The interface is beautifully thought out and the sound quality is fantastic. Like the real thing, it will take some practice to learn to hold it properly and play it well, but probably less practice than the real thing. This is a bargain at this price. Show more

I got this on impulse after seeing it on synthtipia. I'm honestly blown away. I spent all night last night playing it, and all day this morning recording it through some effects (reverb with some modulation). It does everything you can think of, and sounds amazingly real. This was done extremely well. Besides a graphic interface that isn't to my taste, this app is perfect. Show more

Really neat app, thank you!! The physical modeling aspect is intriguing too, how the sound changes based on how close to the bridge you bow, or how fast.

This is the kind of music app the ipad is made for. Takes full advantage of the touch interface to provide a level of playability and expression that would be impossible to replicate on a vst instrument. The Cello is very expressive allowing articulations based on strength of bow (based on finger surface area), distance from bridge (based on location of touch) and even the ability to add vibrato and even pluck strings soft (slow swipe) or hard (faster swipe of strings). With the addition of Audiobus/IAA I suspect this will take the prize for the most expressive and realistic Strings on ios. Show more

I don't have any idea how to play a bowed instrument, but this makes me want to get the fiddle I have repaired and start! It's an interesting app with great sound! Amazing thought has gone into this app. Very real sounding! Nice work! Of course someone who really plays bowed instruments will find it less than, but it's really is a charmer. When it gets an update to support Audiobus I'll be VERY interested in pursuing it further. Amazing stuff coming out for portable devices! Okay back to the sawing! Show more