Apps Like NYCompressor for iPhone and iPad
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Reels - LoFi Tape
AudioThing Ltd.
Record and play loops with echo
Record audio with emulation effects including echo, start, and stop functions. Apply Lo-Fi analog sound characteristics. Export as AUv3 plugin or standalone format.
Phawuo
Alexey Nadzharov
Experimental monophonic virtual analog synth.
The app is an experimental virtual-analog synthesizer. It features two oscillators with distortion and feedback, a state-variable filter, and two ADSR envelopes.
MIDI Layers
Limelight Software
Layer data across multiple instruments
Enables routing of data within AUv3 hosts. Users can create up to 12 scenes with layered instruments. Each scene supports up to 127 channels. Features include keyboard splits, crossfade transitions, and ensemble layering.
midiDREAMs
Arthur Kerns
Sequence patterns with 16 sliders and 64
MIDI sequencer plugin for sequencing synths and MIDI hardware. Features 16 virtual sliders, 64 steps per pattern, and supports AUv3 hosts like AUM and Cubasis. Includes midiDRUMs for grid-based drum programming.
Things - Flip EQ
AudioThing Ltd.
Adjust EQ with tilt control and cutoff
Adjust audio frequency with a tilting EQ plugin. Boost or cut highs and lows using the main knob. Set cutoff frequency or apply gain with the Boost button. Apply EQ to mid or side channels for stereo enhancement.
Analog Rack Screamer
Nembrini Audio S.r.l.
Emulate overdrive pedals with precision
Plugin emulates overdrive pedals with customizable tube preamp circuits. Users can adjust gain, tone, and output levels. Apply distortion effects to audio tracks. Save and recall preset configurations.
ANALOGyX1
Rob Jackson
Play synth sounds with MIDI keyboard
A virtual monophonic synthesizer with dual oscillators, a sub oscillator, and noise source. Features envelope modulation, filter shaping, and LFO control. Supports MIDI input for playback and integrates with AU compatible hosts.
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