Jasuto Cheats

Jasuto Hack 1.8.1 + Redeem Codes

Modular Synthesizer

Developer: Christopher Wolfe
Category: Music
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.8.1
ID: com.jasuto.pro

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Description

[ACCOLADES]

- Featured in Apple's staff favorites!
- Reviewed in Computer Music magazine and received a 9/10!

[DESCRIPTION]

Jasuto is the worlds first (and most powerful) modular synthesizer for the iDevices.

Jasuto allows you to visually construct your own synths/effects, and use them to make sequences all on your device! With the addition of a fully-featured sampler you can now record/resample/edit, and even create entirely new samples by drawing right in the app.

Jasuto uses the relative position of nodes and their connections to control the sound. So the scene not only represents the synthesis structure, but also a custom multi-touch control surface. Motion can be recorded per node giving you rich, flexible automation.

Connections can be created automatically by simply dragging nodes around, or manually. Each wire can be double-tapped to allow even more control of each connection.

Jasuto comes installed with 75+ modules as well as 200+ pre-loaded scenes and samples. Each of the modules have been hand-optimized for your device's CPU, allowing you to create extremely complex scenes.

[NOTABLE FEATURES]

- Anti-aliased oscillators with hard-sync, FM, PWM, PM
- Analog style filters (ap, lp, hp, bp, ladder emulation)
- Signal control (compressor, limiter, gate, follower)
- Zoomable sampler editor with several loop modes (normal, 1 shot, ping, granular)
- ADSR envelope editor
- Multipage/octave sequencer
- Tape style analog delay
- Reverb, phaser, several waveshapers
- Resample/record the current playback
- Audio copy via the pasteboard
- Incoming OSC and MIDI for notes and CC's
- Audiobus support (input, effect & output source)
- Completely compatible with iOS7
- Updated UI graphics
- Universal device and Retina support
- A shiny new manual
- Added background audio support
- Low latency audio (256 samples)
- Sample sharing through SoundCloud
- Dropbox syncing of samples/scenes
- High Fidelity (Hi-Fi) Audio

[WEBSITE]

http://www.jasuto.com

Version history

1.8.1
2019-08-09
Fixed Aiff loading in scenes and browser.
1.8.0
2018-08-20
Finally got the chance to convert Jasuto to 64bit, also fixed some random bugs, and updated AudioBus. I do have plans to continue extending Jasuto, but I think what I was working on before I joined Apple might take priority :)


Chris
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1.7.0
2014-12-08
1) Updated Audiobus
2) Fixed MIDI CC saving
3) Soloing now works properly
1.6.0
2014-07-04
[NEW FEATURES AND UPDATES FOR JASUTO v1.6]

- MIDI-In & Out support with tempo sync
- Nodes can now be grouped together
- Solo nodes and groups
- New Convolution Module
- New nodes: Abs, Clamp, Delay2, Pan, Group/GRecv/Gsend, MidiNote, MidiCC & Synced
- Sampler node is now in stereo & has higher quality interpolation
- Bands can now edit individual bins while frozen
- Fixed insert bug
- Additional bugs and behind the scene fixes
- Delay nodes are tempo syncable
- LFO is triggerable, syncable & now has 4 shapes
- New Scenes and Samples added

*** IMPORTANT ***

All previous In-App Purchase nodes (Chorus, Detuned, Dirty, Morph & Space) and HI-FI audio are now included in the base price. We feel that a single basic price (without IAPs) makes for a better user experience. So, for a limited time Jasuto will remain at its current price - afterwards it will increase to match the price of the IAPs.
1.5.0
2013-12-04
New in v1.5
- Added Audiobus support (input, effect & output source)
- Completely compatible with iOS7
- Updated UI graphics
- Universal device and Retina support
- Zillions of bugs squashed
- A shiny new manual
- Added background audio support
- Low latency audio (256 samples)
- Sample sharing through SoundCloud
- Dropbox syncing of samples/scenes
- New ADSR2, AP, Brick, EXP, Mix, Power, ZeroX, Tanh, Gain Node Modules

In-App purchases
- High Fidelity (Hi-Fi) Audio
- New Nodes:
-- Chorus Module
-- Detuned Module
-- Dirty Module
-- Morph Module
-- Space Module
1.3.2
2011-10-28
1) iOS5 compatibility.

2) Auto-rotation, finally :)

3) Greatly reduced DC filtering on the band-limited oscillators, giving them better bass output.

4) General optimizations.


Chris
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1.3.1
2010-11-18
Fixed launch crash for iOS 3.1.x, truly sorry about that guys, I'll be testing all future updates on older devices now :)
1.3.0
2010-10-18
1) iOS 4.0 support.

2) Native iPad support!

3) Bluetooth headsets can now be used as an audio input. Dynamic detection of audio inputs also works now.

4) The Bands node now saves the 'bands' parameter.

5) Final output stage has be vastly improved, much tighter bass.

6) DC remover tool in the Sampler.

7) The Scale module's modulation port now works.

8) Odd sequencer loops now work.

9) Unified all low-pass filters, improved sound quality as well.

10) Fixed random browser interface bugs.

And lots of stuff to small to really mention, it's a big update though :)

There's a bunch of new scenes included, but they'll only show up if you do a fresh install, if you do this make sure to backup your scenes via FTP.


Chris
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1.2.2
2010-06-02
-Zoomable/slidable Scale module, basically lets you define scales and play them with a keyboard.

-The sequencer supports odd loop lengths, independent rates (up to 64x the tempo!), and trigger resets now.

-Transposing of sequencers now scale properly.

-Fixed the .wav case sensitivity issue.

-Fourier transform modules (FFT, iFFT, Band, Bands) for some spectral fun! Check out the new Spectral category which contains a Vocoder example!

-Recording/Resampling now only listens to the selected Speaker modules, if nothing is selected then it records everything (just like the current default behavior).

-Fixed a browser tabbing issue that would popup after saving a scene.

-Much better sounding Noise module.

-Sonoma AudioCopy/Paste 1.1.

-Sequences/Motion now start on the initial note on loading.

-Fixed a bunch of number editor bugs, and yes, you can now enter 0!

-You can now disable motion smoothing on nodes when dragging them around in the scene. The option can be found in the Motion menu under Smooth.

-Replaced the screensaver with something a little less arbitrary, a spectrogram!

-Many other minor bugs that I don't feel like writing about :)
1.2.1
2010-05-07
1) OSC over wifi, currently only incoming data is supported. You can set the port in the settings app, otherwise it defaults to 9000. Ad-hoc connections work best, although it will work through a router as well.

2) A FTP port setting is now in the settings app.

3) Fixed a pretty major processing bug, certain configurations of nodes would cause out of sync delays, seqs, triggers, and even cause unwanted phasing artifacts. Completely fixed!

4) The VU meter is now accurate.

5) Updated the Seq graphics to include numbers on the beats and brightened the whole note markers.

6) Added a high quality mode to RVerb, you can adjust it in the reverb's node editor. It requires about double the processing time so use it only when needed.

7) CPU overload detection, if the scene is too hefty to run on your device it will shut itself down. Hit play to start the scene again, or just load a different one.

8) Screen saver mode, you can enable it via System->Screen. Basically draws some cool realtime graphics controlled by the output of the current scene! Also bypasses all scene rendering, so it's good for playing cpu intensive scenes.

9) Lorenz LFO, check out the scene named 'lorenzJitter' (in Instruments) to give you an idea what can be done with this. You can use it to add 'natural' noise to signals.

10) Delays now default to 3 beats.

11) You can now preview samples just by tapping on them in the browser!

12) Fixed the community browser selection bug, and changed the way the auto-loading works.

13) Tap to tempo is now much more accurate and syncs faster.

14) FIxed a ton of load/save bugs, hopefully that was all of them :S
1.1.0
2010-04-22
1) Auto-wiring is back! You can enable it via the System/Wiring menu, or more quickly by tapping the CPU usage button. The cursor will turn green when auto-wiring is active. Enable it and create your scenes in a top down order to save tons of time.

2) General audio copy/paste'ing of samples (compatible with Intua's system) in the sample editor. Sonoma's clipboard is still fully supported and can now be accessed via the Sonoma button in the sample editor.

3) Fixed an ADSR crash bug.
1.0.3
2010-04-14
1) Rewrote the entire event system along with the AD/ADSR envelopes. Now they are sample accurate and you can finally create short staccato notes without the annoying pitch bend effect! The glide setting in both the Keys and Seq still defaults to 0.9, you still have to increase that to 1.0 to get instantaneous pitch transitions.

2) You can now create empty samples via the Create->Synth menu.

3) Added a zoomable view to the Sampler GUI. Use the Zoom slider to control the size of your view, you can drag the view left/right when you're zoomed in.

4) Tapping in the Sample window now sets the playhead of the sample. Double tapping above the center line sets the start loop point, double tapping below the centerline sets the end loop point.

5) Reduced the glide while scrubbing a sample in the grain mode, this allows you to make faster sounding changes.

6) AudioPaste is now supported for samples. You can access it via the same Tools menu in the Sampler.

7) Reduced the minimum OS requirement to 3.0.

8) Rewrote the Community browser using JSON, so it's much faster and now actually connects consistently. Descriptions now show up properly, and you can delete scenes that you've created with a swipe gesture.

9) Tons of optimizations.

10) Fixed a bug in the 1/x node.

11) Analog style saturation stage on the output, this is something I've been messing with for a while. All I can say is that it's freaking amazing, essentially no more clipping on the output and it just makes the sound so much juicier!

12) You can now draw into a sample to either fix something or to create entirely new samples. You can hear the edits in realtime!

13) Updated FTP server library with the latest code. It's now faster and more reliable.

14) Updated the look of all the Browsers, this also fixed the magnifying glass bug when placing the cursor on a text field.
1.0.2
2010-03-11
1) Fixed a few timing issues in the Seq module.
2) Fixed some connection issues in the FTP server.
3) Added support for Sonoma Wire Works' AudioCopy.

To copy a sample, double tap a Sampler node, then in the Edit menu you will see a new button named 'Tools' which opens Sonoma's panel. Once you copy the sample you'll have the option to open any supported AudioPaste apps that you have installed.

For now I'm only supporting their AudioCopy functionality, if enough of you need AudioPaste I'll implement it.
1.0.1
2010-02-08
1) fixed a ton of rendering bugs.

2) change motion scale maximum to 200%, so you can now scale motions up or down.

3) the Lofi module is now working.

4) added a DC filter.

5) fixed a beat->numeric conversion bug in the number editor.

6) the community browser now works on Edge/3G just the same as Wifi.

7) a glide value of 1.0 in the Seq and Keys nodes now translates to an instant change in pitch, i.e. no portamento.

8) tapping Stop (in the XPort menu) now stops all audio, tapping it again will reset all Seq positions and node motion.

9) tapping Play (in the XPort menu) while the scene is running will reset all Seq positions and node motion, you can use this along with the new Tap functionality to play along with live music, etc...

10) added Tap to BPM functionality found in the XPort menu. It takes around 3-5 taps to actually set the BPM.

11) fixed an occasional crash bug when using the granular mode in the sampler.

12) fixed an audio sync bug that would occasionally show up after loading a large scene.

13) you can now wire nodes by tapping and holding the destination node while double tapping the source node. This obviously requires at least two fingers, but you can also hold multiple destination nodes to wire more than one node at a time.

14) added playhead indicators to the Seq and Sampler nodes, so you can see what's going on without looking in the nodes.
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Ratings

4.1 out of 5
37 Ratings

Reviews

Wild Type,
Highly creative and fascinating modular synth
I'm using version 1.6 on iPhone 5s and IOS 8.3. It's a great synth app, very flexible and capable of creating a wide range of sounds and soundscapes. It gets 4 stars and not 5 due some glitches. First, in the File menu, there is no delete command, and the Delete button in the File Open screen doesn't actually delete the selected file. Second, in the Node Edit screen, double tapping the value field switches it to Num mode -- tapping it again to edit the value causes the app to crash. Finally, there is no way to enter or edit information about the file. The Information button doesn't work and for some reason the app automatically inserts descriptions from files that come with the app. I hope these issues get fixed.
V. Zocko,
Deep and intuitive
This is my favorite app right now. It's very fun to play with, but also seriously capable. I'm still sort of green when it comes to electronic music production and I still have a lot to learn, but using this app is helping me understand a lot of features of the other programs I've been using by having the same tools in an intuitive interface. It's also made some of my other apps a bit redundant, since I can basically create more tweakable versions of them within Jasuto. It's great wether trying to achieve something specific with meticulous detail, or just experimenting with the nodes to see what happens. I only wish I wasn't such a late comer, so I could have grabbed the VST version, which is apparently no longer available. Jasuto is wonderful. Get it.
ajp 〰,
Amazing modular synth updated to 64 bit!
I never write reviews, but I had express my joy and admiration to the Dev for updating to 64 bit!

Jasuto is one of the most powerful modular environments around (FFT analysis and spectral effects) but with an amazing design focused on the fact that this is running on a touchscreen platform. The distance between nodes affects their modulation strength, so you can "play" your scenes - and, even better, with motion recording, those modulations become complex LFOs.

No idea if the Dev will have time to add in modern features (Ableton Link, AUv3, etc.), but regardless, this is still amazingly capable after all these years (and with FFT and motion recording more capable than other, more recent, options) and well worth adding to the collection of any audio explorer.
Offthesky,
a great app! but really needs an update
pros: animating the modules, with their distances from each other changing values in between- AMAZING! lots of great modules and the sound quality is quite decent (way better than audulus and in some cases, more refined than mirack). great price point!

cons: needs an update badly! with ios14 features like auv3 effect/instument version.. as well as access to the file browser. of course, bugs fixes that others have mentioned here as well.
porfiry,
The best
Jasuto is easily the best balance of raw power, flexibility and ease of use to be found in iOS land. I'm sure it's very difficult to remove all bugs from software this complex, but in the current iteration Chris has done a great job of getting rid of all the glaring usability issues that plagued earlier versions, and this app now fulfills all the promise that was there in 2009.

While not for the faint of heart or the rompler-lover, Jasuto is a serious tool for noisemaking. It's an invaluable learning aid for those thinking of getting into hardware modular; most techniques used in Jasuto are directly applicable to that realm. Still great after you own hardware as a sketchpad for your patching ideas, or just to keep up your chops wherever you're at.

To get such limitless power in hardware...I'm not sure $50k worth of Eurorack would be able to match this app running on any iPad or iPhone you can buy right now. In a couple years it might take $100k. Seriously. You want 30 oscillators? 14 filters? 6 different delay lines? A dozen envelopes? No problem!

Get out your wallet and keep funding this guy, because I want more! More!
Eriptron,
Very little, way too late.
Update: When this synth app was first released it was a marvel. But there it pretty much sat for years and years, falling behind standard technologies, existing in an apparent vacuum, slowly becoming ‘odd man out’.

Being ‘only’ designed for AudioBus greatly cripples it’s usefulness. Now that I’ve switched from AUM to apeMatrix there’s no looking back. No IAA, no AUv3, no Ableton Link, etc. It’s a shame as Jasuto had a good PDF manual. I’ll leave it at 3-stars, for now, in hopes that this developer will bring Jasuto into modern times.

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I think I missed the 64-bit update, having deleted Jasuto since it wasn’t working any longer and ‘appeared’ to be no longer supported. I was searching on ‘synth’ looking for anything new and stumbled across Jasuto. I about did a summer-salt downloading it immediately.

Jasuto was the first synth app I ever owned. It’s a little disappointing though that Jasuto doesn’t support IAA, Ableton Live, etc., so it sorta is a novelty app for now.

It is a cryptic comment by Chris. According to his Jasuto manual He joined Apple in 2008. He’s picking up on something from 11 years ago?

Good PDF user manual.
Selectedacre,
Grin a mile wide : 64bit!
This update is a wonderful surprise! Thank you for taking the time to ensure this wonderful piece of software can live on for many more years (hopefully). 128-bit isn't going to be required next month, is it?

Curious about your cryptic comment : 'priority to what [you] were working on prior to joining Apple'???
Drelbs2345,
Jasuto Lives!
I can't think of a modular iOS app that I've used longer than Jasuto.

It's definitely fiddly, but you this thing can do simple synthesis all the way through building a vocoder.

Highly recommended, especially if Chris keeps adding to it.
Ehdyn,
iOS 12?
Any chance we might see a version compatible with iOS12.. really missing this app. Don’t want any new features just to be able to use it again!
turboxian,
It’s baaaaack!!!!
Super powerful app. I’ve Hardly scratched the surface and already creating weird and wild sounds. No need to be a programming genius to git this bugga shimmering. Considering the depth of this thing I will be immersed for some time.