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慎 兰
Generate songs from lyrics or audio samples
Create full songs using AI. Input lyrics, ideas, or audio samples to generate melodies and arrangements. AI generates realistic singing vocals. Export and share finished tracks.
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.
Kai Aras
Play, edit, and share synth bass tracks
Create and manipulate monophonic bass sounds with a synthesizer featuring 140+ factory presets. Apply stereo effects and control via ROLI Seaboard or other MPE controllers.
Cem Olcay
Sequence patterns across music apps
Create music arrangements by sequencing pattern changes across synthesizers, drum machines, and sequencers. Control multiple tracks with unlimited steps per track. Assign individual channels and CC numbers.
BLEASS
Create arpeggios and sequences
Create and customize arpeggio patterns with polyrhythms and polyphony. Adjust tempo, sync to DAWs, and control modulation. Save and load presets. Trigger notes via MIDI or touch. Sync with other devices for live performance.
AudioKit Pro, LLC
Use effects in your DAW
Plugin for iOS devices. Adjusts parameters with three knobs. Works as an Audio Unit (AUv3) plugin in hosts like GarageBand and Cubasis 3. Includes open-source code for integration into other apps. No ads or in- purchases.
Jeff Holtzkener
Create music with geometric patterns
Create and manipulate musical patterns using geometric transformations. Generate loops with shapes and apply rotations, reflections, and folds. Edit melodic lines and visualize rhythms on a circular timeline. Export and share compositions.
炯龙 吴
Learn staff notation and theory
Learn staff notation, music theory, and - through interactive exercises. Practice with customizable worksheets and quizzes. Track progress with detailed reports. Sync lessons across devices and access a library of musical examples for practice.
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