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Justin Rhoades
Track song progress and BPM in real
Displays real-time for synchronization during performances. Shows BPM, elapsed time, song title, and key or received notes. Tracks progress within adjustable bar intervals.
Olympia Noise Co.
Arrange dots to create melodies and rhythms
Create and arrange melodies, bass lines, and drum beats by moving dots on the screen. Switch chords and patterns instantly. Apply delay and reverb effects to instruments. Tap or drag to build sequences. Sync with AirPlay for playback.
Limelight Software
Create sequences with rhythms
Create rhythmic patterns using algorithms. Adjust timing divisions and hit placement. Generate sequences based on mathematical ratios. Export audio files and integrate with digital audio workstations.
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.
Roland Corporation
Control Roland BK instruments from iPad.
The app allows users to browse, select, and control Tones and Rhythms for Roland BK-series instruments. Users can play their instrument while using an iPad as a duplicate of its front control panel for quick access to functions.
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