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Drew Milloy
Strum chords and create arpeggios
Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a musical instrument. Select chords and strum strings with fingers to create arpeggiated sounds. Edit and share songs, use MIDI support, and transpose notes with in- purchase.
Lumbeat Ltd.
Play drums with three styles
Drums lets users select from three drummers with distinct styles. Adjust jam level and intensity using a 2D slider. Save mixer and effects settings for each sound bank. Toggle ride/hats and cross stick/snare options.
Pavel Nikitenko
Tune strings with precision
Tune strings by selecting notes and adjusting tuning pegs. Provides visual feedback for accurate pitch. Guides users through standard DAA tuning for beginners. Supports finger placement practice for improved playing.
Rob Jackson
Touch and create music with your fingers
Create music by touching the screen to play notes and adjust sounds. Use multi-touch surfaces like radar, ribbon, or keyboard. Move fingers to modify tones. The semi-generative engine selects suitable notes automatically.
Matteo Caldari
Arrange clips and trigger sounds
Create music using a grid-based with clip arrangement. Manipulate clips through copy, duplicate, merge, combine, and drag-and-drop actions. Access quantize and clip length tools. Connect to plugins and external devices for sound generation.
Phil Atkin
Stream tapes and play melodies
Create and manipulate music using virtual tape loops. Load and play 90 preloaded tapes, including 65 from Streetly's Production Masters. Adjust pitch, tempo, and effects. Export audio files and share directly.
Bram Bos
Sequence rhythms and bass with step sequencer
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.
Keynote Star Inc
Visually and easily play music.
The app provides a novel arrangement of notes for playing music. Sliding a finger produces chords, with higher importance notes and chords surrounding them.
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