EvolverFX AUv3 Audio Plugin

Stellar customer service from this developer: I had noted in my first review that the app was deep, flexible, and creative--but that it lacked a mode that allowed the musician to play Evolver like a true keyboard instrument. Less than a week later, the developer released this update with the free sync option! Now we get both an option to sync to the host tempo for latching perfectly synced sequences AND the free sync mode to play Evolver like a traditional keyboard Instrument. Simply an amazing value for the money. Just buy it already!

As a long-time Korg WaveStation EX owner and lover, who sold his beloved WS a long time ago, the obvious comparison here for me is indeed the WS. As much as I loved it, programming that beast was a tedious process and I sometimes got lost in the process of creating wave sequence patches and assembling them into a usable "performance" setting. Evolverfx is a giant leap forward audio/wave chain synthesis. But keep in mind that wave sequence synthesis is inherently more complex than more conventional and common subtractive synthesis. Even with its improved synthesis workflow, it take time to master this baby. Don't expect to be fully in charge in your first session. Evolverfx is as deep and even deeper in many ways than the WS and it is far easier to program. It is also much more flexible due to such things as separate timing and loop controls, etc. for each of the four "wave sequence "lanes". One can also easily import one's own audio files to place anywhere in any wave sequence. With these and other improvements the possibilities of wave-sequencing expand rapidly into significant new vistas of audio grooviness, which make Evolverfx more on the level of the newer Kong WaveState and it costs only a microscopic fraction (~ 1%) of the cost of a WaveState, even if you can find one. The audio quality of Evolverfx is as good as almost any software synthesizer out there. The only ones I know of that might have a more hi-fi sound is Moog's ModleD and LayR both of which are based on the subtractive synthesis model that is far easier to create in software. On my 2017 iPad Pro 12.9" I heard no aliasing from Evolverfx until I got up into the mid range of the 6th octave while playing a single lane with a phase-shifting wave. The only weak part I have discovered in Evolverfx is in the area of the audio effects. They sound good but they are fairly basic by today's standard and are too subtle for those who like to add cosmic levels of mutation to their finished sound. That is not really much of a problem given the huge library of AUv3 effects available today. Bottom line: stop reading this and BUY IT.

This thing is better than having a new korg wavestate it is way more flexable and easier to program. It excels at creation of sequences with way more options than any sequencer offers change samples change timing this thing is a masterpiece an absolute must have. Developers have already added new awesome features buy it now it’s unlike any other.