TOP 7 SYNTHESIZER APPS 2018 for iPad and iPhone │ haQ attaQ 311

Here's my top 7 iOS Synth apps that came out in 2018 for iPad and iPhone! This was not an easy top list to make, because there was a huge amount of synths to choose from. Now I know that Im late to the game with my "best of" video, however I am happy that I did wait. Because as usual there where some "straggler apps" that came out late in the year and I wanted to be able to choose from all of them, Check it out!
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TOP 10 SYNTHS 2017 ► • TOP 10 iOS SYNTHESIZER...
TOP 10 MUSIC APPS 2016 ► • TOP 10 MUSIC APPS 2016...
TOP 10 MUSIC APPS 2015 ► • Top 10 Music Apps 2015...
TOP 5 2014 ► • my Top 5 most surprisi...
8 MUSIC APPS CHANGED THE ... ► • 8 Music Apps for iPad ...
7 TRAP DRUM APPS ► • 7 GREAT iPad DRUM apps...
▼ APPS FEATURED + REVIEWS ▼
SYNTH ONE ► itunes.apple.com/us/app/audio...
SYNTH ONE REVIEW ► • Audiokit Synth One │ H...
NANOSTUDIO 2 ► itunes.apple.com/us/app/nanos...
NS2 OBSIDIAN REVIEW ► • NanoStudio 2 OBSIDIAN ...
VOLT SYNTH ► itunes.apple.com/us/app/volt-...
VOLT SYNTH REVIEW ► • U need VOLT Synth │ De...
NOIR ► itunes.apple.com/us/app/ruism...
NOIR REVIEW ► • Ruismaker NOIR │ Absol...
SPACECRAFT ► itunes.apple.com/us/app/space...
SPACECRAFT REVIEW ► • SpaceCraft was made by...
TARDIGRAIN ► kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHOvmGyQiq-Ep6ecttps://i...
TARDIGRAIN REVIEW ► • Tardigrain a very Spec...
MODEL D ► itunes.apple.com/us/app/minim...
MODEL D REVIEW ► • MOOG minimoog vs Model...
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[@deltavaudio6323]

Yesss! So proud to be alongside these great instruments

[@JakobHaq]

You Deserve it Mark! Pretty awesome debut you did with SC! 👊🏼

[@buyukberber]

Just bought your app, very very cool!

[@hypoidsound]

A good year for synth apps and another great year for Jakob Haq videos! Thanks for all the music, inspiration, tips, reviews and good humor, the world of iOS wouldn’t be the same without you! And I mean that in a good way, not an Apple dongle way!!! 😜👍😊

[@emiel333]

Must get myself a granular synth! Never bought one but after seeing the two in your video I’m sold. Also great that Audiokit Synth One comes to iPhone. Great video, really a great video.

[@creativedecysions]

Those Volt String sounds you made gave me chills, tight work mane. Love the show.

[@ConstantinPhillipou]

Amazing selection. Got them all now!!

[@DubRonin]

I love your videos. The playful nature and the educational value has been great! The one issue I have with them is every time I watch one of your videos I end up purchasing something.;) keep up the great work!

[@garryjamespickford9453]

I heard everyone but your so transparent and straight and funny which is a good trait thanks for all your great info

[@JesusGreenBL]

Discovered this channel some time ago, but didn't own an iOS device, so avoided watching because I didn't wanna feel bad about not owning one. Not any more though! My 2019 iPad Air arrived today, so it's time to binge watch these videos and pick some apps! You've earned a new subscriber. Just from 20-30 minutes of playing around with Audiokit's Synth One I'm also already super glad I went iOS this time around.

[@rexcellencemagee6729]

Awesome video my friend!

[@jimshannononsounds]

Jakob, you keep raising the bar of i0s content creators. I'm curious though about your blue and white cables in your productions. As for apps, I'm still blown away by the versatility of Spacecraft. It sounds amazing. Your review of this app brought a lot of depth to the table and for the price, wow. All the best for 2019.

[@marcdunkley6324]

i just love your reviews jakob haq, ever so valuable and enlightening.. and.. euh... somewhat tempting like toffee apps

[@JakobHaq]

💚💚💚

[@TheAudioDabbler]

Smashed that like button!!!!! Spacecraft has been one of my favorites. Superb job on the production of this video.

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you very Much Mitch! 👊🏼

[@pantsofdeath]

Great Vid Jakob, Agreed with your picks, so much so I might have to get Volt as it was the only one I didn't have!

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you! VOLT seems to be that one that a lot of people didn’t have so far. It’s a real keeper that one. As I told another commenter, I’ve lost hours upon hours tweaking Blade Runner-esque patches with VOLT. 👊🏼

[@mugm2]

Jakob, thanks for your hard work. I learned a lot about synthesis from you. Much love from an American via China.

[@JakobHaq]

My pleasure, I’m happy you find my content useful! Love from Sweden! 💙💛

[@sleekitwan]

Well, there’s not much negative to say about the audiokit synths, stonking instruments and let folks in for free to synth one. Thanks haq, I continue now with your review of top 7.

[@kuldeepgohel29]

Dude you are dope! I love your work!

[@JakobHaq]

Aw Thank you so much! 👊🏼

[@SupersonicTartanDeathMachine1]

Happy 2019 Jakob. Enjoying your videos, my man! But... at the end there... MORE SPUDGER! 😂

[@davidjohn9006]

Your amazing mind/ level of knowledge coupled with enthusiastic, and somewhat humorous, presentation/explanations, make your reviews/demos amongst the best. Once again thanks 👍🏽👍🏻👍🏾👍🏼👏🏽🇦🇺

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you! 💚🙏🏼

[@herodrivermusicchannel4571]

Another great vid J.

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you very much! 👊🏼

[@Terrorpixels]

Great video.✌️🔥⚡️

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you! 👊🏼

[@AfterNothingsEnd]

Spacecraft was my top synth of 2018. Great list as always.

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you! 👊🏼

[@issiewizzie]

good stuff ... almost abandoned the iOS platform because I kept going back to Omnisphere and falcon .... will add this to my list

[@dafingaz]

Haq panel!!!!!! Congrats! Dope video!

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you!

[@djchrishale168]

Audiokit Synth One. KILLER Synth! Loving the beta iPhone version at the moment. Thanks for the run down, Jakob!

[@JakobHaq]

Pretty amazing that it’s going to be universal! What a great gift to the community! 👊🏼

[@djchrishale168]

@J M I would imagine so once it gets released. You might ask the developer (Matthew Fecher, who left the the comment after this one ;)

[@JesseJuup]

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you so much! 💛💙

[@ElectronisoundsAudio]

Killer job on this one, Jakob! 🤗😁👊

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you Dean! 👊🏼

[@JoseFernandes-bp6rc]

Great video!

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you! 👊🏼

[@galefraney]

Your English is actually very good, your accent sounds adorable ... even the occasional grammatical errors sound good, they add some spice and flavour to your channel.

[@JakobHaq]

Aw, thank you so very much! 😊😊😊

[@wallbrown1876]

My man,I wish you would be the reviewer of everything 😂.Very few can be that accurate and informative on what they talk about,in general.Very good work as always,hope you always have the strength,health and enthusiasm to keep up.Cheers.

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you so much for those inspiring words! I’m happy you enjoy my content! 💚💙

[@wallbrown1876]

Jakob Haq I always do.Keep up the great work 👍🏼🔥

[@joseph-the-seventh]

Dear Jakob. This video was the carrot that lured me into the rabbit hole of synth apps. I’ve been playing with Moog Model D and Synth One for a few weeks now. I hooked my iPhone up to a Korg Air 25 wireless keyboard and have been having a blast! Another interesting thing happened... I started looking at analog synths and even ended up buying a used Volca Keys a few days ago. I had high hopes but what’s funny / sad is that the synth apps in many ways seem far superior in terms of the quality of sound and fun factor. I may need more practice though. I’m curious of your thoughts on Volca Keys and how they compare to synth apps and analog vs digital in general. Cheers!

[@JakobHaq]

Joe Seven Thank you for your kind words and I’m happy you found my content useful. Now since you’ve seen my content you probably understand how thorough I am. Im also careful not to talk about stuff I’ve never used, tried or tested myself. I want to make sure that the information I bring forth is as accurate as possible. So I cannot speak about my thoughts on the VOLCA Keys because I’ve never ever used it myself. . Now when it comes to the digital vs analogue topic. Well, I’ll give you my opinion on it and I hope you won’t take offence to what I’m about to say. . When talking “sound” I find the digital vs analogue debacle frustratingly ridiculous and uninteresting. To me it’s completely irrelevant since I always shop with my ears. For me it’s not about “highest quality” or “only analogue”. For me it’s what I like to listen to and use basically and I wouldn’t waste my time trying to go only analogue because of some pre-conceived notion that its is the only “real thing” or whatever. . I see a lot of people wasting time arguing about what’s best and what’s worst, this vs that and they sure do a lot of talking but not that much music making, it’s a damned shame. . Now there are some points that could be important when it comes to > controls < (not sound). Like the way that a digital knob/fader (potentiometer or pot) might be stepped and so when you tweak a filter cutoff the sound isn’t smooth like an analogue pot. This is an actual thing to consider. Some digital pots have a higher resolution and so the steps aren’t even noticeable. An analogue pot is always smooth. Good talking points right? . At the end of the day it’s always about what you like and that’s the only important thing. If what you like happens to be digital then what does that mean really? A producer/musician should be judging sound by what they hear in my opinion. . So if you find digital apps more to your taste then use that. A warning though. The more you browse app synths the more you’ll discover that some app synths have lower “fidelity” to them even thought they’re digital. This is due to how the developer designed the synth. There are some app synths that have a really old “analogue” sound to them. . Hell I’ve done blind tests on my channel where I played waveforms from a hardware MOOG Model D and the Model D app and %50 of the viewers guessed wrong, 30% had no idea and 20% got it right. Go check it out, search for haQ attaQ Moog Model d and you’ll find two comparison vids. . Just use your ears and you’ll be fine, don’t waste your time arguing over this topic with people who are only interested in being right all the time. 👍🏼

[@philw8049]

Man, I’m a blues guitar player, I don’t really even like electronic music. I much prefer hearing real instruments but I gotta say, I LOVE listening to you jam out. Wish i could make electronic music half as good as you because i can hear some totally funky stuff in my head that would make an awesome jam. Love your stuff.

[@homeslice1479]

All the Moog apps are ridiculously good. I adore the Model 15 for iOS patching. SO MUCH FUN. Great list 😊 Nothing to add except maybe Poison 202. It's excellent for 80's stuff!

[@JakobHaq]

Poison was released back in 2016 and was featured in my top 10 apps list back then. kzbin.info/www/bejne/joCQoqKamdGKpa8 . You might even be using the Presets I made for it. 😉

[@djoffsyde3190]

you are awesome bro

[@JakobHaq]

Aww, thank you so much! 👊🏼

[@jan-martinulvag1953]

Må bare si til deg at jeg bare liker deg og det du gjør mer og mer. Du er meget intelligent. Laaaaangt over det som er normalt.

[@chasetael4204]

You are the best reviewer I’ve ever seen, I love your style bro, fuk English you speak it better than me And I have spoken in my whole life all the best Zach I think you’re great

[@JakobHaq]

❤️💛💚

[@eu.silviocesar]

Very interesting video Jakob! How can I send the sound from iPhone 7 to the speakers, when using a controller keyboard to controll it, I know we can use the lightning cabe but.. how the output works as we dont have P2 input

[@deademcee]

You speak English well. Good video 👍

[@CRASS2047]

Synth one is my absolute favorite! I have D1 as well. I love that I can customize the arp sequence! The only issue I have is that nearly every time I try to use an arpeggiated sound, it never seems to sync tempo exactly right with the daw I paste it in. Of course I make sure the tempos are matched, but it always sounds slightly off! I cannot figure it out! I do not have this problem with any other synth!

[@analogmatthew]

Amazing video, Jakob! And, I'm working on the secret "Haq Panel" for the iPhone/Universal version right now... 🎛🔥

[@JakobHaq]

I’m so honoured man, you have no Idea! You deserve so much cred man. You and everyone involved with Synth one!

[@jackcimino8822]

Matt, please give FM ratio control for Synth One

[@analogmatthew]

@J M iPhone version will be released Jan 31st. Requires an iPhone 6 or above screen size to be able to use all the panels.

[@analogmatthew]

@J M I'm not sure if it will work on the iPod touch. If you'd like to beta test, my email is [e-mail]

[@pierrenhy3835]

J M yes it works but the screen is too small for editing

[@justreviews5535]

Just bought Volt synth based on this video, after hearing the strings At 11:32s please show us how you made those strings, I’m a bit gutted it doesn’t have any string presets just pads. Would love a tutorial on making string presets? Awesome video thank you!

[@sea-saw2654]

Great vid covering some really good apps I was very impressed with Marks SpaceCraft synth but when did it jump from 2.99 to 6.99. I personally have no problem paying this but that is a 133% price increase. Apples greedy paws no doubt..

[@Subtronik]

What controller are you using at 2:26? Nice synth app choices by the way, thanks for all your hard work. Never mind, I found out it’s a Korg nanoKONTROL Studio. Again, thanks for the videos.

[@ruxiwang9571]

does any of these synths have sequencer memory? so that i can overlap several tracks?

[@carlemilflores]

In traditional computers I know more ram is better. But is the 4gb enough for music (live use and/or music production) on the ipad pro? At what point do you actually need the 6gb version?

[@yurypisar347]

Good video, thanks! By the way which synth would you choose - Model D or Thor? Which sounds fatter overall?

[@yurypisar347]

i guess Thor wins because you don't answer lol)))

[@marklohnes8316]

I use Caustic 3 to play midi songs. But can you recommend an upgrade cause the synths are aging to my ears?

[@bitegoatie]

These things are, as you say, personal. I don’t see choosing Tardigrain over Quanta, though Tardigrain is a simpler app to use. For me, Quanta is just much more flexible, which allows me to bend it to my will or to experiment in ways Tardigrain does not. It gives me these possibilities, however, at the expense of putting in more work to get a patch to where I want it to be. So I see how the “more music” criterion you use here would favor the simpler app, given that Tardigrain sounds good and gives those results with less fuss. Being the masochist and control freak I am, however, I used Quanta a lot. On drum synths, I am with you on DM2, but I still love Attack - which is even more of too much of a good thing, if that makes sense. To me, Noir is a good thing, but not enough of a good thing. Though, again, that seems to be what Bos had in mind. I fully support highlighting the Audiokit free synthesizer. The virtual knobs on that app are bizarre, but it is generally good-sounding, flexible, and free. A late arrival that made your secondary list but that you did not manage to use enough was Aparillo. I was all over Aparillo from day one (I must have bought it within minutes of it being posted) and I have pulled beautiful and crazy sounds from it regularly since release. That one is, to me, a delightful surprise of the year on the IOS padiverse.

[@JakobHaq]

Yeah this is what I like seeing! Proper explanation and reasoning behind choices! Thank you for this! 👊🏼👍🏼💙

[@davefk]

IMHO, Nanostudio 1 and 2 are the best apps for music creation to ever come out on IOS. They are absoloutly stunning.

[@trevormalcolm4328]

Hi Jakob great vid as usual! I see you’re still using the ikm iLoud micro monitors are you still happy with them? Like yourself I only have a small workspace and is there any thing else you can recommend? Once again,fantastic channel.

[@JakobHaq]

Yes I am very happy with them but not with my room which needs sound treatment. These things give of plenty of nice Bass and my room is far from optimal. I had to bring em over to a friends studio in order to properly hear them and that’s when I was blown away by the clarity in em.

[@JakobHaq]

I can’t recomend anything else at the moment because I have been actively testing various monitors. And I can’t judge the sound of a monitor completely by listening to them in a store either. It’s hard.

[@CoenBijpost]

I really like synth one, but me and the filter envelope don’t get along... I can’t seem to make it do regular sweeps, at all. I looked at a lot of presets and videos, but I can’t get the hang of it. Really sucks too, because the app is so freaking great...

[@valdiskrebs566]

Yes, some great apps in 2018. And there were great apps in 2017, 2016, 2015, ... and I probably have most of them on my iPad. Now I have too many synths! I have to decide which of these 20+ synths I will really learn (take a deep dive on each). So, what are the top 5 synths of the last 5 years for actual music-making, not just fiddling around???

[@JakobHaq]

Personally I don’t really choose synths based on “fiddling-around” myself. I always select stuff I can use as tools for my production work. Btw this is something I could actually make a video out of because it’s a good topic, so I’ll withhold my answer for now. 😉 Thanks for the idea! 👊🏼

[@valdiskrebs566]

Jakob Haq Did not mean you are guilty of fiddling around - I am, as are other YT folks. Look forward to your Big 5 video! 👊

[@Anriuko]

Don't "learn a synth" - learn synthesis. There is very little new under the Sun once you understand how sound is generated, constructed and shaped. When you reach that point and have gotten your feet wet actually doing it systematically & analytically (as opposed to "fiddling around"), every synth is the same old, with parameter control layouts scrambled to throw you off for the first few minutes. What you use to get there is not important. Just find the type of sound or process (additive, subtractive, FM, wavetable, granular, spectral, ...) that you like and focus on one method of synthesis instead of constantly jumping between them all, wondering why it's all so complicated and confusing.

[@claired.1286]

Hi Jakob, I saw nice results using a gimbal (while having ‘one-man-raves’ in your room haha; looks more and more like contemporary Monty Python. I love it!) Which one is it and does it everything well what’s promised by the developer? (Totally agree with your synth collection/overview 👍🏻).

[@JakobHaq]

I’m using he Freevision Vilta M and it’s close to what every vlogger (that tested it) says about it. However there are issues and I plan on making a video about it. Right now I would recommend it, but if your thinking about buying one, hold of for a months before I manage to get my video out. 😉

[@claired.1286]

Ok, I’m looking forward to your vid. Thanks for your reply! You’re the best.

[@Allthingsambient]

Hi Jacob I'm a new subscriber and I'm new to making music with ios devices. After watching your video, I bought volt synth but I have one question I want to buy an ipad but dont know which one I need for mainly music making. And I mean mainly music making. what are the specs that I need to run these synth apps and apps like band lab, garageband, pianoscaper and moodscaper, if you've heard of them? The ipad pro is really expensive. Do i have to have to get that one in particular? I would sincerely appreciate your feedback. I'm currently working on an album in collaboration with another youtuber and so far have 8 songs made primarily using ios iphone 6s apps.

[@apachewarrior8210]

The latest gen 6 ipad works perfect. You can get the 128gb for around 350.

[@marklohnes8316]

I got a big butt hurt. Whatever happened to Xenon by Iceworks which took an approach never seen since. It was composition tool, sequencer with several synth engines plus a drum box. It just needs some tweaking. Such great ideas were lost I'm afraid. Just imagine if Sunriser came with patterns, scales, modes and a robust sequencer ++++. Dream on.

[@JeremyRayWilliams11]

Broken English is ok Jakob. We love your videos.

[@JakobHaq]

😂 Thank you! Love from Sweden! 🇸🇪

[@hermask815]

There are languages more consistent in pronunciation and/or grammar. So you can say English itself is broken. Don't worry, Jacob!

[@thegreatupheaval]

Jakob Haq damn near perfect English.

[@romegio1]

wait,are you actually saying that this guy has broken english....maybe you are just trying to be funny

[@indiumone]

,Another great idea is to put your audio output into another iPad with usb mixer in audio,not usb,just like you would an electric guitar,,this gives your synth more grit like analog feel,also in the middle you can add an analog fix box ,ect,for more....✅💯🍕🍪🍷

[@FluxNoise]

It really is a shame that they don't add general AUv3 support for Obsidian. I'm using Cubasis for everything and don't want another DAW but i would buy the NanoStudio if i could use Obsidian in Cubasis with it. I don't get why they want to force their DAW on me...

[@churchofaggressiveaudio6498]

Very nice! 👍👍👍

[@JakobHaq]

Thank you!

[@eu.silviocesar]

Hello, I mean.. is the additional lightning port on the Lightning to USB 3 cable can send audio? I would like to use it to adapter another lightning cabe to p2 (female) to be the output to send the sounds to the speakes.. actually the question is, how control the vstand send the sound to the speakes.

[@JakobHaq]

The original Apple Lightning to USB3 does not work like that. The Lightning port is for charging only. Belkin makes an adapter with double lightning ports where one is for charging and the other one is for that ridiculous headphone port dongle, so I guess you could use it like that. However I’ve never tested it myself so I can’t confirm it for you. If you need multiple outputs then I’d recommend you get a proper class compliant sound interface with multiple outputs instead of that’s what you need. . Now, I’m unable to answer the second part of your question because I don’t understand what it is you are asking about? What do you mean by “vstand”?

[@eu.silviocesar]

@@JakobHaq Thanks a lot for return my question, actually I would like to use a vst sound on the iPhone and control it. I know that I can get my keyboard and through a USB cabe, use the lightning cabe to control the VST. but, after that, how send the sound from iPhone to the speakers? Thanks guy, congratulations for your job, very good work!

[@gwugluud]

The ios store has the best soft synths out there, and for the best prices. ios VSTs are like 1/10 the price of PC versions. My fave synths and efx are mostly iPad things.

[@itsjustcavan]

I’m dying to know what that app is on your iPad mini that’s acting like an oscilloscope/visualizer. What on earth is going on there? It’s amazing.

[@JakobHaq]

Then check this 😉 -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4ero6Nna79no5I

[@EnochLight]

@Jakob - no Europa (Compact)? I am disappoint.

[@JakobHaq]

23:59

[@hakanarblom6842]

When I feel low I see your vids, buy a synth or two. Then I feel better. Far better than pills and alcohol.

[@JakobHaq]

I can’t tell you how happy that makes me. Stay strong! 💚👊🏼💚👊🏼💚

[@hakanarblom6842]

Jakob Haq 🥰

[@Dickator007]

Hey! What about...... 😂. Samplr. I feel this really gets ignored and under rated. For me it is my go to granular for its production value. It has multiple modes, a built in multi track sequencer/sampler and massive Fx. No other granulare has as much potential and instant production qualities. It’s so easy to achieve some great sound/sequences and full performances by just using this app stand alone wth nothing else loaded.

[@JakobHaq]

I hear you and Yeah samplr is amazing. But it had no chance of getting on this list since it was released in 2013. 😉 It really is an awesome app and a lot of veteran iOS musicians think so too. The problem is that this app hasn’t received any updates for over 4 years so it’s considered abandonware. I do hope that the developer picks it up again and takes it into the 2020’s because it’s a great tool and I don’t want to see it disappear from the AppStore.

[@Lebowski69]

Are you Foona who made I & I Sound?

[@JakobHaq]

Well spotted, yes I am. But I don’t go by that title anymore.

[@ZetaReticulian]

hm... i wasn't aware mixed race swedes existed... interesting :D LOVE your content my dude!!

[@naafedan8933]

Morally Ambiguous wtf...

[@MathHammer]

Number 1 requirement for me is that a VST plugin exists.

[@SwedishSurfer]

Spacecraft price is doubled now though....

[@justreviews5535]

Quite disappointed with Volt Synth as it often does not output any audio without a lot of fiddling no matter what preset I choose, it’s frustrating and time wasting, and a limited amount of presets and no string section just pads leads etc. I thought the free synth you recommended was by the best synth sounds great and works on Bluetooth and it’s free.

[@justreviews5535]

UPDATE: I found a bug, I have to reinstall to make it work then the bug happens again no sound then this forces reinstall. I think the bug may be with the Bluetooth audio path. iPad Pro.

[@JaceCavacini]

It looks like the blue lights are horribly mangled by the video compression.

[@juggernaut739]

1:52

[@JaceCavacini]

SynthOne is cool, but it has a lot of note trigger bugs that cause playing problems. I’ve played with every version so far and the bugs aren’t being fixed.

[@sunoverbeach]

Placing multiple ads on videos is extremely annoying. Can’t you make money from music?

[@revalreval]

1:52