The v1.1.0 update introduces optional tipping via In-App Purchases (no additional features unlocked) and standalone app functionality alongside AUv3.
- Added In-App Purchases for optional tipping
- Now works as a standalone app in addition to AUv3 plugin
Rivet 01 – Console combines a fast, punchy drive stage with a console EQ and saturation circuit, offering subtle warmth to aggressive crunch for iPad music production. It includes high-pass filtering before and after the EQs, plus oversampling for cleaner high-drive tones when needed. As an AUv3 MIDI effect, it requires a compatible host app like AUM or GarageBand and does not run standalone. The plugin is part of the Rivet series, based on open-source Airwindows DSP code, targeting genres like techno and industrial to enhance tracks without overwhelming complexity.
In the context of how to make music on iPad, Rivet 01 – Console stands out for its simplicity and effectiveness in adding character to sounds. It helps glue elements together on a bus, making it useful for mobile producers seeking professional polish in best iOS music apps. While it lacks advanced customization, its focused design ensures low CPU usage and quick integration into AUv3 workflows on iPhone and iPad. No MacOS version is mentioned, keeping it iOS-centric for on-the-go use.
The app’s straightforward controls make it accessible for beginners experimenting with saturation, though experienced users might appreciate its niche sound for specific genres. Overall, it’s a solid free addition to any iPad music production toolkit, emphasizing drive and EQ in a compact form.
Key features include:
- Pedal-style drive and character controls for saturation
- Console-style overdrive and EQ circuit
- High-pass filtering pre- and post-EQ
- Oversampling for reduced aliasing in high-drive scenarios
- AUv3 MIDI effect compatibility (requires host app)
App price: Free.
