App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6791682190
website: iriopro.com
A modular effects canvas: place modules, wire them however you like — any output into any input.
Free download, Pro unlocks the rest.
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App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6791682190
website: iriopro.com
A modular effects canvas: place modules, wire them however you like — any output into any input.
Free download, Pro unlocks the rest.
irio pro is in the app store!!!
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6791682190
hej there,
I’m proud to report that irio pro v1.0.0 is online now!!!
What I began some years ago as a nerdy project for myself, has turned into much more over time. I used to build and design my own schematics and pcbs for analog pedals and rig solutions under my brand „nørholm“, and what started as a multiple convolution IR loader for my FX setup has evolved into a much deeper project over time – even starting to replace some of my analog gear in my setup.
irio pro is a modular effects canvas for iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Mac.
You place modules on a canvas and patch them together with cables, with no fixed order, as many as you like, as long as your cpu can handle it there are no real limits for crazy setups — split the signal, run two, three, five, six modules side by side, feed the left side of a reverb into a delay, the right side to a different output on you interface… or three... Run a vocal chain in parallel... It runs on its own or as an AUv3 plugin inside your DAW or inside apps - like Loopy Pro.
have a look -> https://iriopro.com
In the final stages a lot of people were on the apple TestFlight with me, and the feedback was genuinely great. You found things I never would have caught on my own, suggested great ideas, and the app has evolved a lot because of you. Thank you so much for all your help!!! I really appreciate it :)
I will keep working on irio – the project started out as an idea of something I would have always liked to have for myself – now it’s starting to replace a lot of my other gear… and others seem to like it too, so I will continue to improve on that idea. There is some cool new stuff already in the pipeline.
Check it out if you like – and I’m happy to answer questions and receive feedback :)
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6791682190
— Mads
only 6 testflight spots remaining! get onboard while you still can ;)
-> https://testflight.apple.com/join/SBs5z5Fx
Best,
Mads
Hey everyone,
solo dev here. My name is Mads Nørholm Rohde, I've spent the last 20 years as a geeky musician and effect builder, designing my own pcbs and creating pedals, building racks, working in studios, chasing sounds. At some point I wanted to bring all of that into one app — my personal take on how a mobile sound solution could work. That became irio pro (iOS as for now)
Quick look under the hood: the audio engine is a custom C++ DSP core with fully modular routing. No fixed signal chain — you patch modules together like you would on a hardware rig. As many ins/outs/paths as your audio interface allows. Everything is native — Swift UI with a Metal-rendered canvas, designed for touch from the ground up. Also runs as AUv3, bringing the same canvas into your DAW.
And yes, it runs NAM :) full A2 support at full quality, cab IR, gate and EQ right in the module. You can run multiple instances of everything, NAM included... only limit is your DSP.
The effects pulled me down a rabbit hole I wasn't sure I'd climb back out of. The reverb ended up as a hybrid FDN design with several algorithm profiles, the delays got just as deep, and there's a set of modifiers on top so pretty much anything can be modulated. If you need an effect that's not included, you can build it yourself in the modular "engine" block with over 40 DSP blocks/tools... so... if a tri chorus is not enough.... build a 12 voice chorus and save it as a new module for your canvas :D
This is the first time I can say it: a rack in my pocket. Really proud of how it sounds.
Release is close (few days). Get a feel for it for free — if you like it, you can unlock. If you're curious: https://iriopro.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YqzxVs2JMA - totally spontaneous "demo", including messy dusty workbench and tired developer ;) (Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with any of the manufacturer/products I might mention in the demo. Everything you hear is my creation, and is solely based on/inspired by some of the units I might mention)
I really hope you like it :)
Hey everyone,
solo dev here. My name is Mads Nørholm Rohde, I've spent the last 20 years as a geeky musician and effect builder, designing my own pcbs and creating pedals, building racks, working in studios, chasing sounds. At some point I wanted to bring all of that into one app — my personal take on how a mobile sound solution could work. That became irio pro (iOS as for now)
Quick look under the hood: the audio engine is a custom C++ DSP core with fully modular routing. No fixed signal chain — you patch modules together like you would on a hardware rig. As many ins/outs/paths as your audio interface allows. Everything is native — Swift UI with a Metal-rendered canvas, designed for touch from the ground up. Also runs as AUv3, bringing the same canvas into your DAW.
And yes, it runs NAM :) full A2 support at full quality, cab IR, gate and EQ right in the module. You can run multiple instances of everything, NAM included... only limit is your DSP.
The effects pulled me down a rabbit hole I wasn't sure I'd climb back out of. The reverb ended up as a hybrid FDN design with several algorithm profiles, the delays got just as deep, and there's a set of modifiers on top so pretty much anything can be modulated. If you need an effect that's not included, you can build it yourself in the modular "engine" block with over 40 DSP blocks/tools... so... if a tri chorus is not enough.... build a 12 voice chorus and save it as a new module for your canvas :D
This is the first time I can say it: a rack in my pocket. Really proud of how it sounds.
Release is close (few days). Get a feel for it for free — if you like it, you can unlock. If you're curious: https://iriopro.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YqzxVs2JMA - totally spontaneous "demo", including messy dusty workbench and tired developer ;) (Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with any of the manufacturer/products I might mention in the demo. Everything you hear is my creation, and is solely based on/inspired by some of the units I might mention)
I really hope you like it :)
Hey everyone,
solo dev here. My name is Mads Nørholm Rohde, I've spent the last 20 years as a geeky musician and effect builder, designing my own pcbs and creating pedals, building racks, working in studios, chasing sounds. At some point I wanted to bring all of that into one app — my personal take on how a mobile sound solution could work. That became irio pro (iOS as for now)
Quick look under the hood: the audio engine is a custom C++ DSP core with fully modular routing. No fixed signal chain — you patch modules together like you would on a hardware rig. As many ins/outs/paths as your audio interface allows. Everything is native — Swift UI with a Metal-rendered canvas, designed for touch from the ground up. Also runs as AUv3, bringing the same canvas into your DAW.
And yes, it runs NAM :) full A2 support at full quality, cab IR, gate and EQ right in the module. You can run multiple instances of everything, NAM included... only limit is your DSP.
The effects pulled me down a rabbit hole I wasn't sure I'd climb back out of. The reverb ended up as a hybrid FDN design with several algorithm profiles, the delays got just as deep, and there's a set of modifiers on top so pretty much anything can be modulated. If you need an effect that's not included, you can build it yourself in the modular "engine" block with over 40 DSP blocks/tools... so... if a tri chorus is not enough.... build a 12 voice chorus and save it as a new module for your canvas :D
This is the first time I can say it: a rack in my pocket. Really proud of how it sounds.
Release is close (days). Get a feel for it for free — if you like it, you can unlock. If you're curious: https://iriopro.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YqzxVs2JMA - totally spontaneous "demo", including messy dusty workbench and tired developer ;) (Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with any of the manufacturer/products I might mention in the demo. Everything you hear is my creation, and is solely based on/inspired by some of the units I might mention)
I really hope you like it :)