Review: iElectribe offers synthy goodness for the iPad

Ready to drop some block rockin' beats? Look no further than iElectribe for the iPad. Although using its hardware counterpart might feel more rewarding, iElectribe is a pretty great (and affordable) alternative when you're in need of a rhythm synthesizer.

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[frankie1969]

Looks okay, except the stupid vacuum tubes. I suppose they "add analog phatness" to the sound? *sigh*

Of course they do! Everyone knows that tube amps are better than digital, so clearly virtual tubes are the best of both worlds.

And for only $49.99 more, you can buy the Monster Cable app, which applies their amazing deoxygenated phase-matched copper technology to your iPad's WiFi transmitter! It guarantees that the radio waves carrying your audio signal will only pass through the nitrogen part of the atmosphere, which has an odd number of protons therefore emphasizing the odd-numbered harmonics. Any true audiophile will be able to detect the improved tone quality instantly.