NLog Synth PRO - AUv3 Synth - Amazingly CPU Friendly Synth - Review & Demo

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[MaxiSokrates]

I can´t say it often enough, its still amazing and stunning what sounds came out from a iPad. You still can do great music only with the iPad and maybe a little midi keyboard. I love technical progress. :)

[thebreathalyzer]

Fantastic demo, I guess it’s time to revisit this synth!!!

[perrypelican]

Never thought this was such a good sounding synth, but that's my feeble opinion. What Impresses me for DSP is when I load 5 magellans and 5 Kauldrons or 5 Synthmaster 2 instances on my iPad 2020 pro and it never goes over 55%. That's cool. Those are heavy hitting synths, especially Synthmaster 2.

[TeddyLeppard]

I like the sounds I can get out of this little synth, but I really do not like the patch picker. I think UI design should be more standard among synth designers unless there is an overriding reason for breaking format with simple drop down menus.