Elastic FX

yet another app getting me closer to completely ditching laptop for iPad. I always especially liked how the effects section of elastic drums was implemented, so I was stoked to be able to throw it plus so much more into any signal chain. Only thing I’ve noticed that isn’t that big of a deal but took a second to get used to, when switching between effects I have to press then scroll before release or else the effect turns off. Maybe some way of doing either or would be cool, but it’s such a minor

What started as a few blips from Dot Melody, became some sort of hypnotic collection of melted wave forms. I like the quick navigation of the app. Very unique possibilities and plenty of raw power. I’m excited to see how this app updates. Did a video on YouTube to show off 3 minutes of what Elastic FX can do. Worth every cent.

Elastic FX is a fabulous effects app, with a beautiful design and top-notch sound-mangling quality! If you’ve used Elastic Drums, you’ll be equally impressed by the musicality and usability of this app. I’ve already tried feeding audio into it from Ableton Live by way of Studiomux, and it works like a charm. And I’ve used it inside of Modstep to process sound from other iOS apps. This app will surely become a go-to component of my creative workflow. And as a teacher of electronic music at the hi

Sound quality of these effects is not very good. The reverb has a cheap, metallic sound.

Still no auv3 support. This app, while good, becomes less and less useful every update.