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.
by Jaroslaw Jacek★ 4.8209 ratingsMusic$6.99Data updated 2026-09-30
Allows users to process their into various effects. Apply vocoder, auto pitch, and harmonizing pitch shift. Adjust speed and sample sounds. Create robotic, animal, or comedic voices. Play musical instruments by without physical input.
Create and customize sounds and drum loops. Adjust pitch, tempo, and effects. Layer drones with drum patterns. Export tracks in multiple formats and share directly.
AUv3 is a virtual analog synthesizer with undo/redo, A/B comparison, and 2x/4x/8x upsampling. It includes macro controllers and a scalable GUI. Users can reload the demo version for repeated free play sessions.
Create and play music with virtual instruments including pianos, basses, guitars, drums, and synthesizers. Use Chord Pads to build harmonies. Record performances and export audio files. Share creations directly from the .
The app emulates the VCS3, a portable synthesizer created in 1969. It features three oscillators, a noise generator, a voltage-controlled filter, and a unique patch board matrix for component connection.
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.
The app is a multitrack audio editor for iPhone and iPad. Users can record or import tracks, edit them with cut, copy, paste, and delete functions, and apply filters and effects.
Design custom audio effects using 80+ building blocks. Create complex routing in series or parallel. Build custom interfaces with Interface Builder. Control audio components for tailored processing.
Create custom polyphonic synthesizers and audio effects using modular components. Arrange modules on lanes to process audio signals. Build complex processors. Run as a standalone or AUv3 plug-in in DAWs like Logic Pro and Cubasis.