Apps Like Pocket MIDI for iPhone and iPad
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miRack
MIFKI PTY LTD
Build custom synths and effects
Create and customize synthesizers using modular components. Build audio and MIDI effects. Control external apps and hardware. Explore modular synthesis concepts. Perform live with customizable setups. Sync with macOS via Audio Unit and VST plugins.
Piano+ - Sheet Music Composer
嵩 张
Compose , edit scores, play piano
Create and edit using a virtual piano keyboard. Export and import MusicXML files for compatibility with other software. Compose simple piano pieces or complex symphonies. View and adjust musical scores with a user-friendly interface.
iDousyn Lite
Jorge Lozada
Create melodies with instrument samples
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 .
Cycle - Time Lag Accumulator
Coda Labs Incorporated
Play notes, repeat, fade into silence
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.
UkeLib Chords
Bijoy Thangaraj
Search , view fingerings, listen to sounds
Access and explore a detailed ukulele chord library with all possible chord positions across the fretboard. View suggested fingering and listen to audio demonstrations for each chord. Search for specific quickly.
Mini Piano Lite
Umito
Play with 88 keys and zoom
Play with a full 88-key keyboard. Adjust key size for easier touch. Choose from a sampled or 128 MIDI instruments. Zoom in and out for better control. Includes a single banner ad. Optimized for iPad use.
EGDR808 Drum Machine lite
andrea angelini
Play rhythm presets and edit sounds
Create patterns using rhythm presets or custom sequences. Adjust timing and velocity parameters. Emulate vintage 808 hardware with AU3 Audio Unit support. Control tempo and playback options. Save and load user-defined kits.
MIDI XY-PAD
Michael Lauer
Send signals from two controllers
Send and receive signals between mobile and macOS devices. Control two controllers simultaneously. Configure controller settings and polarity on the mobile device. Connect via network session on macOS.
Navichord • chord sequencer
Denis Kutuzov
Write chords, loop progressions, trigger chords
Create progressions and loop them in sync with other apps. Trigger chords via MIDI footswitch. Explore music theory and harmonies. Save and share progressions. Sync with Apple Health.
Fugue Machine : MIDI Sequencer
Alexander Randon
Sequence music with multiple playheads
Create and arrange musical sequences using multiple playheads. Manipulate melody speed, direction, and pitch. Apply Baroque and Serialism composition techniques. Export and share projects in audio format.
TriplePlay Connect
Fishman Transducers Inc.
Record guitar notes, edit tracks, and play
Allows guitarists to control MIDI instruments and loops using a guitar-mounted controller. It enables playing synthesized sounds, arpeggiated patterns, and layered instruments. Users can record and playback audio files triggered by guitar notes.
MIDI Friend
Douglas Heriot
Generates MIDI messages for testing setups.
The app generates MIDI messages for playing and testing complex MIDI setups. It can stay on top of other running applications for accessibility.
Navichord Lite chord sequencer
Denis Kutuzov
Create chords, loop progressions, trigger ideas
Create and save progressions with visual feedback. Trigger chords via MIDI footswitch. Sync progressions with other apps. Learn relationships and scales. Play chords on an on-screen piano keyboard. Use pads to organize and access saved chords.
PixelWave
Alexander Zolotov
Draw, play, and export waveforms.
The app is an experimental wavetable synthesizer featuring an old-school pixel interface. It allows users to draw waveforms while playing and supports WAV export, MIDI keyboards, Audiobus, and IAA.
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