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.
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Instrument Bible LLC
Play, learn, and share notes
Interactive fingering charts for woodwind, brass, fret, and string instruments. Tap valves or keys to play notes. View detailed diagrams for flute, clarinet, guitar, violin, and other instruments. Sync with audio for note recognition.
BLEASS
Create and shape unique sounds
Create and manipulate sounds using wavetable and subtractive oscillators. Apply flexible filtering and post-processing effects. Use advanced modulation sources for complex sound design. Access an intuitive interface for easy navigation and control.
Grant Damron
Make music any time, anywhere.
The app offers six synthesizer sounds and eleven scales for creating music on the go. It allows for playing fast melodies or chords with polyphony enabled.
Daniel Resnick
Play synth-like sounds and create music
Create and play polyphonic music using a synth instrument with string-like key rows. Perform technical styles like shredding and complex chords. Use Motion Modulation for expressive control. Connect as a MIDI controller.
ResGuide LLC
Control 4 parameters with touch gestures
Control 4 parameters of Ableton devices simultaneously using touch. Adjust X, Y, Speed, and Gate values in real time. Connect via USB or Bluetooth. Sync with Ableton via a provided script. Includes a free starter project for sound design.
ILLOM Development AB
Learn to read music notes.
The app allows users to tap notes on a sheet displayed on their device. It plays the selected note and shows its position on a piano keyboard.
Abu Studio Inc
Intuitive HD Reggae drum loops.
The app provides HD Reggae drum loops for musicians. It features intuitive controls for tempo and gain, with polyphonic percussion soundboard functionality.
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