Atoms Synthesizer - Baby Audio

One of my favourite synthesizers for serious use amongst only about a small handshake of other Awesome developers of functionally useful beautiful sound design tools...Top 5

I’m going to start this with my only negative critique of Atoms. Some of the presets in Atoms sounds similar. Beyond that if unique is an exciting concept read on. And now the heap of praise. If you are looking for a unique sounding synthesizer Atoms is an excellent choice. It is on the cold side of the sound spectrum. I like things that are beautiful and allow you to dirty it up which can be a great thing especially if you’re doing industrial music. The GUI is beautiful and austere. The timbres tend to be lush and have a nice LFO structure. When I say lush, I mean, in the overwhelming sense of movement over time in the often times unexpected gurgling and unexpected changes in “feel” that Atoms excels at. If you were looking for the next beautiful warm virtual analog, there’s a very good chance you will be disappointed. I watched a couple of videos just the idea of what Atoms sounded like and depending on which reviewer and their audience the results were very different with people that saw virtual analogs, tending to not understand what Atoms was capable of instead, demanding that a synthesizer falls into a certain niche. So when Atoms was discussed, the VA crowd didn’t understand or care to understand what this wonderful synthesizer could do. Similarly a different reviewer and their audience saw Atoms for what it was and in general were enthralled with it. I’ve fallen into that camp. If you’re scoring for media, if you like new ways of programming ambiences, if you like film scores, if new and unique are a plus then Atoms is for you. Highest recommendation.

Why is this being sold for iPhone?!!! Even on a Pro Max, the GUI/UX is microscopic and you can’t even choose any options or set it up for MIDI control. Useless - going to request a refund. @Baby Audio - DO BETTER!!!