The first delay stage has an “early reflections” section that is fully customizable with several parameters. Kajita uses two-stage multi-tap stereo delays with reverb. After Yukawa, iceGear focuses a second time on multi-tap delays but this time in combination with a reverb that promises very spherical sounds. So I’m all the more pleased to report today that there is a brand-new app from Satoshi. I just love the sonic and musical outputs of these apps. Regardless of whether it is a percussive Synthesizer like Mersenne or an effects processor, the apps always have a very unique feature set, intuitive design, and near-endless tweaking options. When it comes to iOS apps that are inspiring and unique, the releases from Satoshi aka IceGear are at the forefront, for me. After 2 months all iceWorks/iceGear plugins are now available on macOS. It started at the beginning of April with the port of the Nambu FM synthesizer. After the release of Koshiba gate sequencer, iceWorks/iceGear has released an update for its unique and flexible delay/reverb iOS plugin Kajita making it macOS (Apple Silicon only) ready. IceGear goes into the depths of delays with Kajita, a new AUv3 app for iOS that offers multi-tap stereo delays in combination with a reverb.Īnd the iOS to macOS porting road is complete.
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