Yeah, no it’s usually $29.99
Btw I just finally upgraded to Animoog Z myself yesterday and f#ck me my presets are damn good! I forgot how epic they are! Wow! Probably worth the $15 you’re saving! But they are free… 
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Some quick thoughts on Animoog Z:
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The filter no longer sounds steppy which is absolutely great.
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The drive sounds much richer like an overdrive and less like a distortion or fuzz.
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Love the new echo and arp and all the extra modulation.
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Love how I can process external audio through the fx block.
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Love the new timbre designer and easy access to timbre files which used to be a whole annoying process to hack.
Animoog was once my favorite iOS synth but I sort of abandoned it. However I think it’s back to the top of the list, the whole design of the instrument really fits with me, great job Moog, I don’t know why I waited so long!
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Animoog Z is a really great wind synth for those with EWIs. Very easy to map breath and bite control CCs and get really expressive.
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Soundscaper is one of my most favored apps. I wish he’d update it to AUv3.
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Like I don’t have a problem wrapping my head around 1 instance……
Instabuy or instaupgrade. Insanely good app.
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Hey! I’m looking to set up a solid system on my iPad, not a full DAW, but more of a groovebox with several apps for creating interesting loops to export, right now i’m stuck on the FX part. I’m a huge fan of Tantra 2, which I use with Ableton. I use it on drum loops, bass, basically everything. It’s a multi-effect with a sequencer, and it’s very straightforward. I mainly use the randomize function until I get something interesting. So, I’m looking for something similar for my iPad. AUV3 apps would be the best since I also have an M1 MacBook. I don’t need something overly complex. Any recommendations?
This is exactly how I use Koala Sampler. With the “Samurai” Add-on it behaves as a groove box, as it has piano roll.
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Hey, I do use Koala with the Samurai add-on, and it’s pretty good. However, I’m currently searching for a sequencer multi-effect plugin with a randomization option to use alongside apps like Koala. Something along the lines of “Effectrix,” but with less emphasis on glitch effects. Tantra 2 is very rhythm-oriented and initially sounds quite trance-like.
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Take a look at Drambo. It’s deep, but also very accessible. I use it for its sequencer, which is like the Elektron sequencer, only better. And it hosts AUv3 stuff. Available on iPad, iPhone, and Mac.
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Drambo if you want a Sequencers Sequencer DAW environment.
Logic Pro if you want a DAW Sequencer.
Then custom build your Au3’s with whatever you want. (Worth having a good read of this thread btw, don’t be afraid to go back 12-18 months.)
People who like their groovebox apps - should check out BAM by Imaginando.
Its available for pre-order and there is a desktop version too, I think it’s out November?
I’m testing the beta at the moment and it has a great UI and its quick to get up and running with it, it has similarities with Drambo, but it’s not modular and doesn’t go as deep, so I find it much quicker to get a track going with it and I like how it’s just 16 tracks to work with just like a groovebox. It’ll be interesting see how the app develops.
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How does it compare to my gold standard brain to music workflow, Groove Rider GR16?
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I’d like to know more. So …
- parameter locks ?
- conditional locks (3:5, PRE, FILL…) ?
- probability ?
- sample/preset locks ?
- scale ?
- velocity ?
- swing ?
Drambo will never let you down. IMHO it’s the best sequencer and groovebox on any platform.
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Yes to all, although no p-locks for swing (just a regular swing slider in the metronome panel).
It also does OP-Z style step components. And you can p-lock any parameter of any Audio Unit plugin. It’s totally nuts.
Also, punch-in FX.
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Strong agree, with the caveat that you have to be ok with touching glass. 
Well we are in an iPad thread so no caveat needed 
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Touché!
But you did say, “any platform” 