TAL-U-NO-LX

First off, a huge thanks to the developer for porting this to over to iOS. I have waited for a fully editable Juno emulation for iPad since I really got serious with iOS music making. Never took the plunge with Syntronik, and you can get Juno-esque vibes with Lorentz, but having the second chorus makes all the difference. There are a few things that bother me about this initial release, though: I wish the full screen was used in standalone to give the faders more travel, the faders are a bit wonky and sometimes go in the opposite direction of your finger, there’s no local patch storage, and as another reviewer pointed out, loading user presets currently doesn’t work. HOWEVER, these issues will likely be fixed in future updates, and they don’t take away from the sound this thing offers. I’m incredibly happy and thankful to now have a legit Juno on iOS. Edit: With the latest update, everything I mentioned previously has been addressed and fixed by the developer, however, the saving and loading of user presets still doesn’t fully work. You can save patches just fine, but you can’t edit a pre-existing patch, and load the saved new patch afterwards. It will only load the original sound. So, when you’re designing patches, you have to start with the “startup” patch every time you want to create a new sound. Not necessarily a huge deal, but something to be mindful of. I’m sure it will be fixed soon. Oh, and a little tip: if the preset browser doesn’t seem to respond, you have to tap, hold, and drag to properly open up the different folders.