Many users also mainly appreciate it for its portability, or its ability to run at all on very low-end devices, meaning they may not have the time or resources to devote to projects with more complex and distinctive sound processing. Re: sounding the same, frankly, the community around SunVox is relatively small, and few of us have both a deep understanding of what it offers and a desire to explore its greater potential for sound design, so you hear a lot more static FM leads than you do, say, lush textured atmospheres/ hellscapes built from several effects in tandem. "Just wanting to mess around" could mean either not having to worry about any of those, or encountering an obstacle and struggling to move past it, your mileage may vary. In terms of personal comfort though, it is rather niche, and carries its own quirks you would eventually find yourself habitually working around (like basically any art program I've encountered). If you put the work in, you should get the results you want out of it. SunVox is a powerful tool for both sound synthesis and arrangement in the right hands, and fairly viable for all-around production. This is the song made entirely within SunVox on iphone, no external mics, apps, vocals sung into the existing internal mic on the iphone and to be clear, i say all this with complete humility - why i sound proud is solely due to Alexander Zolotovs hard work, its just totally fucking amazing that sunvox is actually this awesome
Sunvox cant hear full#
If you want to hear for yourself, i'll link the one song that inspired the project, i've already released it, my first attempt at a full song, with vocals etc, 100% sunvox music production (on an iphone 12 pro max). In this particular case u have to work with the SunVox/iphone limitations, effects etcs to use the shite mic to your advantage etc, keep in mind sunvox is also a great sampler, so many of the instruments you hear are my own, either sampled via the iphone mic or (and i guess this might be a cheat) dropped into my sunvox sample library from wherever i will make no statements as to the quality of the songs, but i can say for a fact that out of the the tracks ive finished, no one has even had the slightest thought that only SunVox - let alone only a phone - was used, and my musician associates were totally blown away
I've released a handful of albums mostly recorded at home with a mix of SunVox and Ableton, with intermittent trips to a pro studio for vocal mics or shit out of the home studio ballpark.mastering too.but i am currently working on making an entire LP from start to finish, no external hardware or mics, apps, nothing - but sunvox on iphone and the built in mic. its everything Ableton or Cubase or PT or whatever isnt, but they all meet in the middle with the essentials (i.e. i will legit say that it is on the same level of musical brilliance as the full Ableton Live Suite 11 - its just totally fucking different.
Sunvox cant hear professional#
i play guitar/sing/Ableton Push, have been a professional internationally touring musician since 2007, which i know means a fuck ton here on Reddit, but i assure you, me and my friends primarily work with SunVox as much as any other DAW, and BTW SunVox ended up completely replacing our need for any other tracker, milky, or s a supreme being.
Sunvox cant hear software#
I've been using Ableton (8.1.1) and SunVox in tandem (since around 2008) exclusively for basically everything and anything i could possibly need music software for.
Its a legit "all around" music production DAW.
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