Wretchup
A unique handheld effect and instrument for the iPhone that anyone can play – designed by Mouse on Mars.
About the app
Inspired by analog hardware effects, Mouse on Mars have created a unique instrument based on old analog delays. You can use it on vocals. You can use it on drums. You can use it to transform music tracks, or playing with feedback from a speaker. You can just have fun speaking or singing into it.
But whatever you do, it’s designed around the handheld. In place of a complex interface, the focus is on a broad range of sound possibilities and quick exploration beneath your fingers. You can concentrate on listening and experimentation, as the app produces a range of sounds, fast.
Features
- Unique controls, designed to be used in live performance and tested onstage
- Play with gestures, even without looking closely at the screen
- Record vocals or instruments from the built-in mic or another input
- Sample loops and change their speed
- Adjust the feedback loop, pitch, and filter for unique sounds
- Make inputs by holding down your finger, or lock input for continuous sampling
- Inter-App-Audio supported
- Audiobus supported
Video
Watch the full WretchUp playlist on YouTube
Press
Reviews
Featured review
Create Digital Music
The WretchUp story on CDM, with a good description of how WretchUp works.
More reviews
- SoundBytes Mag
- iOS Mars
- Sequencer.de
- Fact Mag
Credits
Concept and design by Mouse on Mars. Developed by Florian Grote and Peter Kirn, iOS development by Peter Kirn and Oliver Greschke. Graphic design by Rupert Smyth. Built in Pure Data and libpd with some components from rjlib.
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