PolyPhase for Android

I use this all the time to sequence software or hardware. It has a synth engine built in but it’s not about that. I would advise to leave it running your other gear. Had fun as soon as I installed it and I’m Still learning new things about it. Really can’t ask for more.

This is a fantastic app but every time I try to have a session with it it keeps crashing. when I try to save or run an external synth crash. Have lost work. If they fix the bugs it would be a 5 star app ~ so far I can’t get anything created. I am on the latest Mobile and iOS

Love the level of control, but also you can sit back and let it produce a great melody. Well engineered. My one request is to be able to record to a MIDI file & save it to the Mobile. Maybe it exists but I could not figure it out.

Amazingly inspirational, funcional, well planned and perfect for ideas sketching. Even the internal synth is very nice sounding. Eager to see this app develop, big cudos to Marcos, please make more creative apps like this, you´re into something great here. I would pay anything for a Max for live version of this beautiful generative sequencer. Keep it up. And please add ableton link! Please please, add AU3 support!

If you like the Fugue Machine app then you are going to wear out the buttons on your copy of the Polyphase app. Of course, it is wired up differently than Fugue but the internal help/instruction file got this know-nothing up and running with pleasing results within minutes. Have run Polyphase for 24 to 48 hours at a stretch many times now without any issues I can trace back to Polyphase. When you drive the many available audio unit extension apps (etc) with Polyphase (via AUM) for hours on end you soon realize many can't go the distance without failing, but, Polyphase keeps pumping out the tune with those left standing 🙂. Another thing I really like about Polyphase is how easy it is to change the 'mood' of the sound it is generating. Potent! 4/2019 iOS 12.2 iPadPro12.9 Really hope Marcos Kohler keeps building on this successful implementation with a new app rather than risking Polyphase with feature creep. For example, if an Android version is pondered maybe go the route of Animoog and offer separate apps for each platform. One other suggestion from the peanut-gallery here. Having spent a few hours looking at the Polyphase interface layout, where I 'see' natural 'panels' of control groupings, I'm guessing it would lend itself to something like the way IceGear has so beautifully designed their synth control layout for the Android. 😅 Anyhow, I shudder to think how many of my brains cells it would destroy trying to create something comparable on the Android.