It must be a day for the ‘A’ label iOS music apps. Having just posted about the update to the rather wonderful, here is a further post about Camel Audio’s Alchemy Synth Mobile Studio. As with Animoog, Alchemy has been around on the iTunes App Store since late 2011 (yep, before I started this website) and, unfortunately, it has never quite bubbled up to the top of my to-do list in terms of a full review. At some stage, I’ll have to put that right. Even so, this is an app with a dedicated following and plenty of functionality.

Deida Der Weg Des Wahren Mannes Pdf Writer. The basic app is a free download so you can at least give the core features a try before you commit yourself. However, you can unlock the full features of the app – and there are a lot of them – by buying the Pro Upgrade IAP at UK£10.49.

The app includes a whole range of other IAP options that allow you to add a huge range of additional sounds to the app. Alchemy now has both Audiobus and IAA support. Camel Audio have now released v.2.3.9 of Alchemy and, while this brings new features such as iCloud storage of favourites and user presets, and some sound quality improvements, the key feature is support for Audiobus 2.1 and iOS8. Any existing users should also not, however, that this version means that iOS6 (hope nobody is still stuck there?) is no longer supported. If you don’t know the app, it is well worth checking out the free version as Alchemy has some interesting realtime sound morphing options. You really need to purchase the ‘Pro’ upgrade IAP to get the best out of it but, once done, it becomes a powerful music production system in it’s own right. Alchemy Synth Mobile Studio.