Scape is the result of a collaboration between Brian Eno and Peter Chilvers, and it progresses Eno's idea of "generative music", i.e. making music from the interactions between various programmatic elements. The app allows you to choose background moods to give an overall feel to a song, onto which you drop "instruments" which create the rhythmic and melodic tones. The resulting ambient soundscapes are truly remarkable - you can create terrific pieces within minutes of installing this app, and the more you use it the more elements are made available, so the app grows as you explore it.Scape is a wonderful creative experience, and is the most used app on my iPad. Don't miss it.

This is by far the most 'beautiful' app I have, and you could spend forever exploring all the combinations and possibilities. And it works in iOS26!I've created some fascinating scapes, and I sincerely hope there's a way to keep this app going - I'd really hate to lose this app in the constant evolution of technology. I'm giving it 5 stars but if there's any criticisms, there's no way to offload scapes except by emailing them individually and they lose their names in the process.

I like all the Enossificated apps. I have Bloom and Trope and really like them too. But Scape is a cut above. And now it's even better because you can flex your imagination naming your own Scapes. You know, it's not for everyone. There's not a hard beat anywhere. But for those who crave mellowness and the loveliness of subtle sound textures there really isn't anything to beat this. Lovely.

I've never bought an app like this (not that there probably are that many!) but I read a couple of interviews online with Eno and was intrigued.Basically you are given musical 'building blocks' to assemble to create soundscapes. Each building block does (may?) contain its own set of rules about how it sounds which can vary depending on time, what else is on the screen and so on. This means that from one launch to the next, the soundscape may be identical to last time or subtly different - what Eno calls 'generative music'. Genius!As you use the app more, more building blocks become available to use in your assemblages - some are 'moods', some are background sounds which can be overlaid with each other and then objects of different types may be freely combined as you wish. The combinations are probably infinite.You can play the existing scapes supplied by Brian Eno and Peter Chilvers or save your own creations and then assemble them into playlists.Not only are the created sounds ambient, chilled, fluid and often hypnotic but the entire app itself is animated in a slow, sliding gliding sort of way that complements it perfectly. The music also plays itself in a subtle visual way as a bonus on top of what you hear.Wonderful stuff indeed. I love it.