The app simulates fingerings for valve brass instruments in 12 keys. It offers random notes, scales, and Arban-style exercises in learn and drill modes, with alternate fingerings included.
Sends modulation control data to music apps and synthesizers. It features four independent LFOs with seven-bit CC messages. Users can adjust waveform shapes and modulate amplitude and rate between LFOs.
Simulate musical instruments including Qanon, Oud, and strings with real sound. Play quarter flat scales and rhythms. Access chords specific to music. Switch between two common music scales. Adjust tuning and settings for different playing styles.
Play melodic percussion with realistic sounds. Adjust tuning and transpose notes. Apply reverb and chorus effects. Use dynamic key sensitivity for responsive performance. Record and export audio files.
Provide a virtual sound with adjustable pitch and tuning. Play preloaded scales and rhythms. Record and playback sessions. Share recordings via email or social media. Sync with other devices for live performances.
Play and customize sounds with realistic sampling. Adjust tuning, dynamics, and registration settings. Load and save presets. Connect to MIDI devices and control via touch or keyboard. Share performances and recordings.
The app provides over 100 scales with notation and playback, including interval names and diatonic functions. It supports transposition for various instruments and offers options for rhythmic patterns, octaves, and playback direction.
Access and tune guitar strings with real-time pitch detection. View and play chord diagrams. Explore scales and progressions. Adjust tuning settings and save custom presets. Sync with iOS devices for advanced tuning and playback features.
Play violin with realistic sound simulation. Access 10 different scales including ALSABA, NAVA ASAR, BAYATI, ALRAST, HOZAM, and HEJ. Adjust rhythms and quarter flat tunes. Practice with built-in tuning and performance features.
Allows users to process audio using three synthesis methods: Modal Synthesis, Sympathetic Strings, and Inharmonic Strings. Users can excite the resonator via MIDI input, noise, or external audio.