DR-OM

Hey dev(s). You out there? See, just one more thing and DR-OM would be extra perfect. Not AU. I’m fine without that. Just.. presets? Even if you wrote current settings to a plist file that reloaded the app in the state it was last closed in, I would find that enormously useful. I tried using a sharpie on masking tape, but the tape doesn’t stay stuck to the screen nearly as well as those old die-cast metal cases. That, and I do occasionally use an app that is not DR-OM. ...never hurts to ask, right? Prior review: Oh my god they added Audiobus!!! I'm never leaving my room again. You now get all the stars. Prior prior review: I downloaded DR-OM ages ago and every time I open it I lose about four hours of my life. Drones, sweeping drones, pulsing drones, self-oscillating drones on top of drones.. what's not to like? No Audiobus. No record function. No inter app audio. The workaround--record the iDevice's sound output with something else and then play the resulting samples through something else--is a pain especially when I am trying to create new sounds quickly for fun. Which is of course the best way to get any real work done. No updates since 2013, though: sorta gives me the feeling that this is as good as it is going to get. If you want to make cool noises, these are some of the coolest if like me you prefer to hang around the low end of audibility. Maybe if we pester the dev(s?) they will update this thing.

I love this developer’s apps. So good. If you’re into noise mangling, bit boogying, or simple mind melting experimenting, this and the other apps he make are worth 10 times the price. Turn on, tune in, and trip out. Yeah!!!

If this is an accurate representation, or basically a full on replication of the original device (and I have every reason to assume that it is). Well, wow, I find this to be just amazing. What I wouldn't give to be able to get my hands on one of these original Dr-Om's! Of course, knowing next to nothing about repairing electronics such as what I can only assume this would actually be like, found at a Flea Market. Well, I think that would be a huge personal barrier for me, in keeping this beauty even functioning in real life. But, I am extremely grateful to have such a great approximation of it, to tinker with on my iPad 4, thank you very much for creating and maintaining this application. I also just recently (yesterday) purchased your other bizarre music contraption app, and I love just as much as I do this application, though, I think that I am starting to favor this app for some reason. I would also like to thank for including Audiobus support for both applications. Without that ability to record through Audiobus, well, needless to say that I would be forever frustrated and would have gone insane knowing that I wouldn't be able to record and save my work done in both applications. I can see using recordings from these apps, as something great to use in the app G-Stomper Beat Studio on my Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet and to use it in myriad applications on my iPad 4. Owning the real version of this device must be like having a true treasure for an audio nut, especially one that would like vintage gear that helped inspire today's sounds and music programs. I would love to see a video of this thing in action, with decent video audio, if you happen to have anything like that recorded. If you do, would you please place a link in the description? I also want to say that I love the graphics and artwork used for this app. I have never seen a DR-Om in person, but I would bet that you did justice with these deceptively slick graphics. Thanks again for this app and the other Noise application. I look forward to any kind of new treats like these two that you might develop in the future, and I really hope that there are more apps of this nature to come. Thanks again and God bless.