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Jaroslaw Jacek
Play virtual analog synths with precision
A virtual-analog synthesizer with circuit-modeling engine. Users can create and edit patches, adjust oscillator settings, and apply filters. Modulation effects include LFOs and envelopes. Export audio files and control parameters via MIDI.
Focusrite Audio Engineering Ltd.
Create with drag-and-drop loops
Create and with touchable waveforms and real-time loop building. Slice and rearrange sounds across genres. voice or other sounds to develop musical ideas. Export and share finished tracks.
andrea angelini
Create sounds without any limit.
The app generates sound by mixing two oscillators with selectable waveforms. Users can create sounds using arpeggiators, sequencers, and various synthesis methods.
Dynamic App Design LLC
Transcribe audio and isolate tracks
Transcribe+ allows users to isolate vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments using on-device AI. Adjust and pitch with swipe gestures. Pause and drag the waveform to listen to specific sections.
Fabien Lefebvre
Generate test tones with multiple sources.
The app generates test tones including sine, square, triangle, sawtooth waves, and noise. Users can combine up to four independent sources with phase switching for each channel.
Woodman's Immaculate Maple Syrup Studio
Layer synthesize and layer assign
Create and layer sounds using up to four independent synthesizers. Each layer includes three VCOs, a sample or wavetable source, and recording capabilities. Set up to 16 voices per layer.
Yury Shildiner
Clean speakers with sound waves
Clean speakers and headphones using sound waves to remove dust and moisture without disassembly. Perform automatic or manual cleaning with scheduled reminders. Conduct basic sound tests to check speaker functionality.
Limelight Software
Generate test tones and frequencies easily.
The app generates test tones and frequencies using sine, square, and sawtooth waves. It supports frequencies from 20Hz to 22kHz and includes white and pink noise generation.
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