Animoog app on sale for .99! Regular price says 29.99

keweworkshopkeweworkshop Member Posts: 377
edited November -1 in Working with GS (Mac)
I was told about this app the other day, it is like a moog synthesizer. This will be great for game music. The description says the price is going up to 29.99 after 30 days. Go download!! :)

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/animoog/id471638724?mt=8

Comments

  • old_kipperold_kipper Member Posts: 1,420
    It's very cool. Not quite a minimoog as it stays in tune.
  • keweworkshopkeweworkshop Member Posts: 377
    I hope it's useful to everyone, I know moog is a good brand.
  • bradhermanbradherman Member Posts: 55
    thanks for the tip!
  • keweworkshopkeweworkshop Member Posts: 377
    You are welcome!

    Bumping for other GSers who have not seen this.
  • SteverdSteverd Member Posts: 194
    Sounds like a good marketing idea!
    You know, get it now before we raise it to XX.XX

    Steve
  • keweworkshopkeweworkshop Member Posts: 377
    Yeah I wondered if it was really going to go up that high, but from what I have been told from my music guy, it is worth the $30. Time will tell.
  • Rob2Rob2 Member Posts: 2,402
    Fantastic Top Tip thanks * 29 :)
  • old_kipperold_kipper Member Posts: 1,420
    With a total outlay of about 30 quid I now have a fairlight series 2, a korg system and moog on my ipad. That would have cost 30,000 twenty years ago. Happy, happy, joy, joy!
  • Rob2Rob2 Member Posts: 2,402
    Whats the Fairlight like? I worked with one in the early 80s but £35 for the 'pro' version seems a tad high now for some reason :)
  • old_kipperold_kipper Member Posts: 1,420
    The Fairlight is pretty good but it seems primitive by today's standards. Page R is so basic but quite usable. The old sound are good and very authentic. It does seem a bit steep by app prices but I worked in a studio that had a Fairlight and was never allowed to do anything apart from insert the disks out in the machine room. There is joke when you start the app up, that it brings up the back of the unit and if you don't get the 110/240 volt setting correct smoke rises over the screen and you have to restart it...

    The next thing to come along will be a synclavier for 42 quid or a PPG for a fiver.
  • keweworkshopkeweworkshop Member Posts: 377
    old_kipper said:
    With a total outlay of about 30 quid I now have a fairlight series 2, a korg system and moog on my ipad. That would have cost 30,000 twenty years ago. Happy, happy, joy, joy!

    Wow, then it is totally worth $30!
  • keweworkshopkeweworkshop Member Posts: 377
    bumping because it is not going to be on sale for too much longer.
  • FranzKellerFranzKeller Member Posts: 517
    YES, if you like synths at all, or even just cool sounds, get it NOW.

    Watch me playing it here ;-)

  • BazookaTimeBazookaTime Member Posts: 1,274
    This is really well made. I am not sure how I will use it with the type of music I write but .99 is a steal for this.
  • QuinnZoneStudiosQuinnZoneStudios Member Posts: 452
    I bought it and love it! Besides YouTube vids they have very good documentation on their site.
    If you have a midi keyboard you can hook it up or just use the iPad controls. You have great control over creating sounds.
    I'm sure I'll use thus at some point for music but it's actually great for creating sound effects for games, which is what I'll use it for initially.
    Once I figure out how to record or export my sounds that is.
    Seriously this is a no brainer for a dollar!
    Funny hearing about the Fairlights and Moogs. When I worked with Thomas Dolby in 1989 they were typical components in his rig. Great stuff!
  • keweworkshopkeweworkshop Member Posts: 377
    bump for those who have not seen!
  • LumpAppsLumpApps Member Posts: 2,881
    Thanks! No iPad but I will share with my fellow musicians!

    Lump Apps and My Assets

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