The 1.14 update for Reverie brings two AUv3 plugins, one in each direction.
Parallel Minds: Reverie is an instrument. It opens the soundscapes you have already made in the app and plays them from a keyboard, inside GarageBand, AUM, Logic, Cubasis or any other AUv3 host. It follows the host transport, and the controls are MIDI mappable and automatable.
Parallel Minds: Reverie Capture is an effect. Put it on a bus, arm it, and it records that bus directly into Reverie, ready to become your next soundscape.
What neither plugin can do is generate inside your DAW, and I have not found a way around it. Depending on the length and the effect chain the render needs too much RAM, and it would crash the host because of the maximum an AUv3 is allowed.
The rendering still happens in the app.
Also in 1.14:
- Recording from the iPad microphone or a USB interface
- Region selection on the source, an in point and an out point to choose the part that gets used
- Loop playback on every result
- Drag and drop from Files now works
Reverie is available in the Apple App Store, for iPads running iPadOS 16.4 or above: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6761535147
It is free to download, with renders up to 3 minutes, 5 presets and 6 styles. Pro is a single purchase, no subscription, and it unlocks the custom chain builder with its 37 modules, renders up to 30 minutes, and every preset and style.
For anyone who missed the July post: you give Reverie a sample, a loop, a voice or a field recording, and it generates a long evolving ambient piece out of it. Feed it the same ten seconds twice and you get two different results. Everything runs on the device, and what you make is royalty free.
The Sound Test Room did a walkthrough of the iPad version in July: https://youtu.be/74UvnSDZFec
English isn't my first language, so I wrote this in French and had an LLM translate it. Sorry if it reads stiff