ToneBoosters displays real-time , spectrum, and goniometer visuals. It processes microphone input for audio analysis. Supports AUv3 plugin format for integration with compatible host apps.
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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.
Catalog and organize chord charts and lyrics. Import from online sources or create new charts. Sync across devices via iCloud. Build and share setlists. Transpose, capo, or rewrite chords. Use with metronome, autoscroll, and chord buttons.
Create and manipulate audio loops with real-time delay effects. Split input signal into 27 frequency bands with individual delay settings. Adjust delay time, level, and feedback per band. Sync delay times to host tempo for rhythmic variations.
Create audio effects with customizable rate settings for waveform modulation. Adjust waveform shapes and mix levels. Access presets for tremolo, glitch, and other . Integrate with AUv3 host apps for real-time sound manipulation.
Create and customize chord sets using an internal library or random generation. Play chords with 8 groups of 16 pads or 2 groups of 64 pads. Generate MIDI controls on pad axes. Connect via MIDI and use as a standalone or AUv3 plug-in.
Create and manipulate audio using a variety of experimental instruments and sound sources. Adjust parameters to shape noise . Export audio files and integrate with digital audio workstations.
Adjust audio signals with sixteen modes and resonance controls. Modify frequency response visually. Apply saturation for analog-style clipping. Blend wet and dry signals. Use a 4 pole lowpass mode for classic Moog ladder sound.
Create and manipulate complex sounds using a vintage synthesizer interface. Adjust filters, envelopes, and oscillators. Control via MIDI, MPE, and Ableton Link. Export audio files and integrate with AUv3 plugins.
The app analyzes sound from songs, the microphone, or a Line In device. It displays results in Waveform, Spectrum, and Spectrogram views, showing frequency distribution and audio signals over time.