Zeeon synth

When I first bought this synth it sat in the background largely unused but it has quietly become my go to in a rather large collection of great iOS synths. For me, I find the interface very intuitive so when I’m building new patches I don’t get bogged down in trying to figure out where everything is. The sound quality is excellent but it’s the mod matrix that gives this beast so much power and flexibility! The experimenting seems endless. I have other synth that have incorporated a mod matrix but they are also populated with more features which, to me, slows down the process of creating patches. Zeeon seems to have struck the right balance of features and has been a joy to work with. If you do not like creating your own sounds, don’t worry. There are a decent amount of presets that sound terrific!

This is my first iOS synth and I love it! Designing sounds on it and playing them is so much fun and easy. It’s can be deep but it’s not mind boggling, I know basic synth parameters but I’m not great and thus was easy to pick up and it’s really teaching me a lot and most importantly it sounds fantastic. After having used it for a little while now I find that I really like just sitting down for 5-10 minutes and programming a patch that I like which often leads me to find a chordal or melodic idea I really like. I could open up GarageBand and start a new project but that sort of kills the fun and spontaneity of quickly making a patch and finding something cool, recording it and getting back to work or whatever I was doing. I think that’s part of what the iPad was made for. I’m trying to find a way to do that, the easiest way I can see is through IAA and something like Audioshare but this synth doesn’t support that. I was hoping that would be possible or if anyone has any suggestion, I could be totally wrong, I’m very new to the iOS music world. Sorry for the long review, writing this hear because the developer seems like he’s great at responding here. And thank you for such an awesome synth!