Create rhythmic patterns with a step sequencer. Generate synthesized drums and bass sounds. Adjust pitch and velocity modulation. Blend multiple sounds into cohesive sequences. Export and share compositions.
Create and edit patterns using groove presets or custom beats. Play along with favorite songs via InterApp, Audiobus, Core MIDI, and clock MIDI. Share patterns through iTunes file sharing or Audio Copy.
Create and record musical patterns by tapping and swiping multi-touch pads. Record continuously without setting a tempo. Drag and adjust pads for customization. Play and refine patterns without stopping. Sync with audio units and standalone devices.
Create and play music using chord and melody controls. Switch between chords and melodies with one hand. Adjust key and chord progressions. Record and playback performances. Share created songs directly.
MidiController allows iPhone or iPad to function as a via USB, WLAN, or Bluetooth. Send notes, continuous values, and program changes to connected devices. Customize unlimited Pushes, Buttons, and Sliders with adjustable values and behaviors.
Create musical compositions using numbered notation with support for various rhythms and pitches. Input lyrics and accidentals, and adjust key signatures and tempo. Play back notation with sound, select sections for playback, and set instruments.
Stream music with real-time audio processing using AUv3 plugins. Add songs to a playlist. Navigate a clean interface. Integrate with AUv3-compatible hosts for enhanced sound.
Create and manipulate music with automated MIDI and audio controls. Link tools for synchronized playback. Apply AU and IAA effects. Modulate parameters using MIDI, accelerometer, scrub, and LFO. Adjust built-in and external parameters in real time.
Run DOS applications on iOS devices for gaming and productivity. Access classic games and utilities. Use a customizable on-screen keyboard with device-specific layouts. Control games with modern touch inputs.
Play musical notes using a MIDI keyboard and pedal connected to iOS or macOS. Access a subset of the 2 pipe organ samples by Joseph Basquin. Adjust settings via the Napo documentation and user manual.