Track scores for board games or party games. Add players via the top left button. Sort scores from lowest to highest using the top right button. Adjust volume with the bottom right toggle. Reset scores to zero using the bottom left button.
Create and manipulate sounds using additive synthesis. Adjust tuning tables and modulation parameters. Use MPE for multi-touch control. Manage presets with a new preset manager. Adjust waveform shapes and filter settings.
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.
Create loops by repeating played notes until they fade out. Adjust loop length and pitch. Layer multiple loops to build complex textures. Tap to start or stop playback. Save and share custom loops.
Learn key names through interactive guessing games. Identify before fly away. Correctly guess all to win. Restart if incorrect. No ads or in- purchases.
Create pitched delays and reverbs using twin reverse pitch shifters. Manipulate granular delay length and pitch. Add depth to synths, guitar, and vocals. Includes reverse delays and reverb effects for sound design and solos.
A metronome with adjustable beats-per-minute from 40 to 208. Provides audible and visual beat indicators. Includes a chromatic tuner that guides users to the correct pitch with an animated indicator.
View , bass, or ukulele fretboards with customizable and tunings. Choose from 48 built-in or create custom ones. Play back and solos with audio support. Track progress with practice sessions and theory lessons.
Play using realistic acoustic and electronic sounds. Choose from 8 acoustic models and 5 E- legends. Adjust keyboard sensitivity and touch response. Save and share performances. Sync with MIDI devices.
Create and manipulate complex sounds using analog-style oscillators, filters, and wavetable synthesis. Modify signals with a 3-FX-Chain and dynamic signal flow. Adjust sounds using a Morph crossfader for smooth transitions.