The app provides a real time Spectrum Analyser, a Scope to display waveforms, an SPL Meter, and a Signal Generator. Users can view audio spectrums, waveforms, sound pressure levels, and generate sine waves or noise.
Create and manipulate audio by dividing samples into tiny grains. Adjust pitch, duration, position, and volume of each grain. Layer and sequence grains to build complex sounds. Export modified audio files.
Create and edit music using sample-based composition. Import sounds via AirDrop or Files, or record with microphone or iOS interface. Play sounds on drum pads or keyboard. Apply effects and edit audio.
Control effect parameters and looper settings via Bluetooth. Switch between chorus types, delay types, and reverb types. Adjust effect parameters for Double detune, 4 Voice, Simple, Analog, Hall, Room, and Plate.
Create immersive soundscapes by adjusting Size and Overdrive for rich reverb and distortion. Morph between soft-clipping and hard-ripping overdrive. Use Wobble for eerie effects and Ribbon for precise control.
Real-time analysis displays waveform and amplitude simultaneously. Users can switch between portrait and landscape modes. Options to configure waveform and display. Adjustable FFT size and window function for precise frequency analysis.
MIDI step sequencer with 8 outputs. Send MIDI signals to multiple destinations. Configure step patterns, velocities, and note lengths. Sync with host tempo. Control via touch or MIDI input.
Record in WAV or M4A formats with mono or stereo settings. Choose microphone input for monoral or stereo recording. Adjust playback effects and save recordings for business or entertainment use.
AudioTools offers SPL measurement, RTA analysis, FFT visualization, and speaker polarity testing. Includes a generator, scope, CLF viewer, and recorder. Allows adding optional modules for advanced acoustic analysis and customization.
Create and manipulate audio using granular synthesis techniques. Adjust microloops to modify sound textures and timing. Record and overdub audio into a buffer. Stretch or compress audio in real time. Generate output from independent microloopers.