Mazetools Mutant App Reviews

Thanks for responding so promptly. I would prefer the refund, but I will return with a newer Apple device in the future maybe to try again. I’m really interested.

Seriously. Everything is making sound on my phone except this one app. No sound. At all. Ever. No matter what I do. iPhone 10 XS Max You’d think a new app, out of the box, would play sound. Especially when other apps like YouTube and Spotify do play sounds. Well I found that the little switch above my volume button was set to off. Once turned on, the app started playing sound. It’d be nice if the app warned me to flip it on.

Even though the app crashed when the program first arrived on my iPad the company immediately addressed the issue and now it works really well on iOS 12 for an iPad. Just play with, as if you spend time you’ll find its very intuitive even in its complex arrangements and shifting portals. Cool synth to add to my mix of other compositional tools.

These two apps in particular from this developer are absolutely Amazing in terms of usability ingenuity and the reimagination of what a touch insrument can be!

Seems like a great idea and I’m sure I’ll enjoy it more once I understand it. But just a few minutes in and I can’t quite figure out what does what. Meanwhile, there’s an annoying sound that plays every now and then and I felt like I was racing just to figure out how to stop it before it would play again. I couldn’t figure out how to stop it, so I just closed the app instead.

gr8 app and wonderful design. The flaws for me are that the buttons are finicky and don't always work. When I save a composition it doesnt actually save anything i did it just resets when i load it. That's all I can think of, if the developers could fix these issues i think this app will b more than worth the money.

This works great on iPhone x , seems easier to grasp than mazetools. Hails and lets make it an auv3 and ko it! Cheers

This app and its team are onto something very special

Love everything this company does. Truly have their own unique vision of what interfacing with music might look and feel like. Love it.