Apps Like TTAP : delay gone deep for iPhone and iPad
Record, process, and play audio effects
Effects with adjustable time, feedback, and mix controls. Apply modulation and filter settings. Save custom presets. Integrate with AUv3 host apps for audio processing and real-time sound shaping.
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Control audio parameters such as gain, delay, EQ, phase, and group settings. Adjust levels and monitor in real time. Connect to a wireless LAN access point. Manage multiple channels remotely.
A music controller for AUv3 Audio Unit hosts. Offers editable drum , MIDI mapping, and integration with host apps. Supports custom pad layouts and real-time parameter control.
Create progressions using emoji-based harmony engine. Select chords and receive suggested next chords in your chosen style. Explore different musical styles and build sequences without theory knowledge. Export progressions and share directly.
A virtual instrument plugin for creating synth sounds. Features five unison saw waves, adjustable filters, modulation options, and envelope controls. Supports MIDI input for playback. Runs standalone or as an AUv3 plugin in compatible hosts.
Turn your iPhone or iPad into a multi-effect processor for electric guitar and bass. Connect via iOS-compatible audio interface. Adjust effects in a traditional chain or use amp-less setups. Record and playback audio.
The app provides wireless remote control for miniCompass loudspeakers. It allows sound engineers to adjust gain, delay, EQ, phase, and group functions while moving around a venue.
The app allows wireless control of i-Mode enabled loudspeakers. Sound engineers can adjust Gain, Delay, EQ, Phase, and Group functions while moving around a venue.
Control audio equipment remotely by adjusting gain, delay, EQ, phase, and group settings. Monitor sound levels and manage multiple speakers via a wireless LAN connection. Send commands and receive feedback in real time.
The app implements Karlheinz Stockhausen's SOLO [Nr.19] digitally. It performs the role of four technicians for six versions of the composition, allowing for polyphonic music creation through a feedback system.