Eos 2, from Audio Damage, is celebrating its 10th Birthday with a face-lift and a sale! The desktop version is down to $40, while the iOS version is down to $4. At the time of this post the sale is not yet on the App Store.

What's new in Eos 2 v2.1:

We are very pleased to bring you this major update to one of our flagship products.
1. NEW USER INTERFACE. For Eos’ 10th birthday, we have given it a facelift, and brought It up to date and more in line with our younger products.

2. COMPLETE REFACTORING. Internally, we have replaced most of what we call the “old framework” (which is to say code from before we made iOS products) with our current cross-platform parameter management and support code. This results in a future-proofed Eos that is built to all current plugin standards, and which uses all the latest SDKs and APIs.

3. BETTER CROSS-PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY. The original iOS version of Eos was a separate build process from the desktop Eos. Now, they are identical in all respects, built from the same code-base.

Doug Woods from The Sound Test Room did a demo live stream for the update!

Denis Desjardins released Fader Command. This is a MIDI controller that offers big, easy to use, faders.

Fader Command App Store Description:

Fader Command is a programmable MIDI controller. With easy to program faders, control your MIDI gear your way. Modulate any fader with two dynamic LFOs (Low Frequency Oscillators).
Features:

* Program MIDI faders on the iPad
* 12 programs with up to 100 faders each
* Large readable labels
* Precice MIDI CC control
* Optimized workflow
* Fader notes
* Undo/Redo per fader
* Nudge values up/down
* Default value indicator
* Program/patch change control
* Information mode
* Color faders
* Group faders by synth categories
* Automated fader division lines
* 2 LFOs per program
* 12 LFO shapes
* LFO rates from 0.01 to 10 Hertz
* Insert code/templates
* Easily share/backup programs as text files

Developer Denis Desjardins posted this short overview of the app.

YouTubers Ralph Buckley and Dj Puzzle both posted preset demos for Roxsyn with their guitars.

YouTuber Alex Fain's take on melodic-techno is mostly mellow, but it has occasional bouts of FUCKING EPIC!

Video Description:

Written by Alex Fain
Track id: Gloria
Label: Malamute Record (007)
Part of the E.P. Ko Lusy
Out in digital release 01 October 2019
Daw NanoStudio 2 di Blip Interactive Ltd https://apps.apple.com/it/app/nanostu...

https://soundcloud.com/alex-fain
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1E7QJ...
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YouTuber Martin Yam Moller demonstrates 5 specific use cases for the new Eventide apps. He provides demonstrations for each. He further explains his favorite features, and how they work.

Video Description:

Here I present 5 ways that I've made ambient music using the awesome Eventide iOS plugins - Blackhole Reverb, UltraTap Delay and MicroPitch. For each of the 5 jam sessions that I go through, I show a few tips and tricks which demonstrate why these AUv3 plugins are great to have on the iOS platform. They're especially fantastic to have on your iphone for those outdoor jams, where you are making music out in nature.

I was sent these 3 plugins to test out by Eventide, so this is technically a sponsored video. However Eventide have had no say in what I've said about their products and haven't had any editorial influence on the content of this video. (the plugins are awesome, and I've actually paid for the desktops versions)

Eventide's FX are now available for iPhone and iPad.

Follow me on instagram where you can hear the original versions of these jams:

Beach Cassette
https://www.instagram.com/p/B0vIePahE...

Forest Vox
https://www.instagram.com/p/B0y8xJnBl...

Lake Synth
https://www.instagram.com/p/B01j19Uhy...

Sunset Guitar
https://www.instagram.com/p/B04GQugB6...

Feedback Tunnel
https://www.instagram.com/p/B06fPu5BN...