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TempoRubato has released NLog (App Store link) – a subtractive synth for the iPhone.

Description:

Substractive sound algorithm with classic analog waveforms. Professional 44.1 kHz Stereo CD quality with internal high performance realtime floating point engine.

Details below.

If you’ve used NLog, leave a comment with your thoughts on it!

Sound editing features:

  • 2 Oscilators with sine, square, sawtooth and triangle waveforms
  • Pulsewidth modulation, frequency modulation and ring modulation
  • Noise generator
  • Filter with cutoff and resonance control
  • 3 Envelope generators
  • 2 LFOs
  • Rich set of modulation parameter
  • Stereo delay with cross-feed
  • 32 factory sounds and 96 user editable sounds

Keyboard:

  • sliding octave control
  • dynamic velocity from vertical position
  • optional after touch modulation

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2 Responses to “NLog Synthesizer For The iPhone”  

  1. 1 Torley

    I recently acquired an iPod Touch and it’s been a lot of fun trying out the different music apps, from the more toy-ish tap-me pianos to advanced synths and beatmakers.

    Incidentally, from Twitter:

    Torley – @bt Dreamed I was browsing iTunes App Store and got Break Tweaker for my iPod Touch. I thot noise.io was WOW but this was WOWBOWCHICKAWOWWWW

    BT – @torley boy are there suprises in store for you!!!!

    Suspense eh?

  2. 2 temporubato

    Hi,

    iPod Touch version of NLog Synthesizer is about to be release next days.

    Have fun!

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