zMors Modular arrives and looks very impressive at first look. I’m sure it’ll take a while to get to grips with. Modular apps always do. So expect to hear more when I’ve had a chance to take a deeper look. For now, here are the specs …
Overview
zMors modular is a modular synthesizer. You can add various modules to your patch and connect them with cables. You can use hardware gear with up to 8 usb outputs for audio and/or control voltage send.
Features
- 64 bit support
- send up to 8 audio/cv to your modular synth via USB Audio
- 32bit float audio engine with up to 16x oversampling
- InterAppAudio up to 96K
- Midi input
- very low Storage usage
- skinning with custom background images
Modules
OSC, MultimodeFilter, WaveTable, ADSR, Slew, VCA, DSP, Combiner, Oscilloscope, Chords,
CV Sequencer, Step Sequencer, Midi Keyboard, XYPad, Delay, Reverb,
Macro for complex setups
Math
- abs(x)
- square
- square keep sign
- 1-x (invert unipolar)
- x*-1 (invert phase)
- unipolar to bipolar and back
- hard clip bi- and unipolar
- quantizes halftones and octave
- pow(2,x)
- tanh
- up- and downsampling
- convert to 55Hz/V
- DC correction
- fract(x)
- sin(2*x*pi)
- Shaper
- Slide low pass
zMors Modular costs $9.99 on the app store:
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