SynthJacker works best right now if the total record tim is around 10 minutes or less. I have used all 3 to make my AudioLayer ($25) piano instruments using an App called SynthJacker $4. These best IOS piano products that have the AUv3 feature are:Ĭolossus Piano (6 or so models ranging from $15-50)īS-16i running an SF2's $8 (Salamander Yamahas, etc) SF2's tend to be general midi packages with 128 instruments so it loads up too much RAM, killing multiple instances. I'll host some of my instruments online in the future but it'll take a bit of work to make things ready for that, which I don't have the time to do at the moment. IMO, what you can craft for for yourself in a capable sampler is overall a step above what's available commercially - even if the difference is just being able to tailor the sound to your personal requirements. The modulation options available in BM3 allow you to bring this excellent source material onto a contemporary playing field. Because the samples were mostly made in an age of digital where memory was a scarce resource but digital audio production was already excellent (CD/DVD quality), the samples are incredibly CPU/memory efficient while sounding excellent. Plenty of great samples available in old gigasampler archives and when you import them into BM3 they retain their loop points (effective loop points are somewhat of an arcane art!). I built myself some sampler instruments in BM3 for the specific keyboard instrument sounds that I was never really happy with on iOS (some great choices but they're either too CPU intensive or not quite right in terms of sound for me).

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