Create and manipulate soundscapes using three independent sound generators with customizable presets. Adjust tuning parameters and position sounds in a 3D space using a spatial mixer.
by Igor Vasiliev★ 4.724 ratingsMusic$4.99Data updated 2026-11-01
Convert images into music by analyzing color patterns as the image spins. Adjust volume, pitch, and tone settings. Create unique songs from personal photos or use for musical inspiration. Export and share generated audio files.
Create a soundscape with a moving sound source by splitting audio into 4 frequency bands. Each band has a coloured sphere for adjusting pan, stereo separation, and volume. Control stereo placement with automation or random effects.
Create soundscapes and melodies by moving fingers on virtual pads. Play polyphonic music with expressive control. Generate unique sounds between glockenspiel and jaw harp. Perform drumming and shaking actions.
The app transforms an iPhone into a touchless music instrument using the camera and flash to detect hand distance. This input generates tones through an old-school synthesizer with various sound presets and scale options.
The app is a polyphonic sampled AUv3 instrument and standalone application. It offers a configurable keyboard, reverb, and delay effects, with selectable keyboard or breath mode for performance.
Note-taking allows users to write notes with handwriting or keyboard input. Customize pen color and size. Undo mistakes with a single tap. Count characters in notes. Edit, add, or delete memos as needed.
Simulate a Hammond Organ B3 with two manuals and a pedalboard. Adjust drawbars for upper and lower manuals and pedalboard. Use a physical modeling engine with 91 tonewheels. Apply rotary speaker effects and tube overdrive.
Create music using 8-bit synthesizer with NES and C64-inspired features. Use 8 multitimbral channels via MIDI. Integrate with Audio Unit Version 3 hosts. Support Audiobus for audio routing.
The app allows users to send MIDI from app to app, enabling synchronization between applications. Users can route MIDI from keyboards to apps and store different settings as presets.