Regroovelizer for Android
A downloadable multi-synth engine for Android
This is a Korg logue unit hosting application that runs on Android
Functionality
- loads NTS1 mk2 OSC
- loads effects (NTS3 Kaoss Pad genericfx, and NTS1 mk2 ignoring type)
- fx routing configurable
- MIDI mapping possible to ALL unit parameters
- monophonic (and polyphonic OSC)
... but no stock Tri/Sqr OSC, no stock filters, no other EG (just ADSR). This means you have to provide your own logue units. A few demonstrational effects are offered as a token of appreciation. If functionality is missing, please provide feedback and get access to development builds on my Patreon. This is also how you can steer development and get access to the RaspberryPi builds.
Recommended units
There are several that have been used during development and are recommended.
- J6 from Tweeeak, which can be downloaded here: https://github.com/tweeeeeak/nts
- Acid Bass by FrostMod Audio, which can be downloaded here: https://payhip.com/FrostmodAudio
To get you started, I also included some complemntary units for the NTS3 Kaoss Pad that I normally use as my own live performance effects. Included you will find a fully synthesized RG909 'KaoticFX' unit that otherwise has to be bought seperately.
Note
Since it is not possible to publish this on the Google Play store (needs to run in arm32 mode), I will be publishing development versions on Patreon and releases on Itch. Recent versions of Android might even report: "This app isn't compatible with the latest version of Android". This is a warning, but the application will work. It is purely cosmetic and a scare tactic to make people upgrade. However, in the case of logue units, they have to function this way like on the actual hardware to ensure compatibility/corrrect operation. Google Pixel 7 phones do not support 32bit !
Purchase
In order to download this multi-synth engine you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $5 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Comments
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Re: arm32 - assuming you can't just recompile as arm64, have you checked if you could wrap it in e.g. qemu-user to allow running the 32-bit binary/library under 64-bit Android?
Thanks for the tip. I tried to run a bridge process, but too many devices ignore the
use32bitAbiwhich thereofe fails running units completely. It is not worth it to fix; as the error message is cosmetic.qemu-user would not work either without modifying the units (due to alignment issues). Still looiking further into this, but emulation would not be good for real-time audio, especially we some units rely on NEON/SIMD instructions.