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炯龙 吴
Compose music with numbered notation
Create musical compositions using numbered notation with support for various rhythms and pitches. Input lyrics and accidentals, and adjust key signatures and tempo. Play back notation with sound, select sections for playback, and set instruments.
Ranjeet Singh Devgun
Play sounds anytime,
Play sounds with a multi-touch keyboard and 3 octaves. Use the coupler feature for right octave control. Access high-quality samples from a Made in India . Practice scales and chords for quick sessions.
Masashi Wada
Listen and view MIDI data
The app offers a 3D visualization of MIDI data, allowing users to listen and view musical performances. It supports various MIDI formats and can be used with VR hardware for an immersive experience.
Markus Sigg
Record, play, and add reverb.
The app records and plays audio, adding reverb to files and streams. It supports Audiobus, IAA, and AUv3 extensions for real-time reverberation.
Kymatica AB
Generate tones with oscillators and noise
Create and manipulate sound using two oscillators and one noise generator. Adjust frequencies in Hz or MIDI notes. Apply lowpass filters individually to each . Use panning for spatial effects.
Yuri Turov
Play, edit, and share sounds
Create and manipulate sound with three independent synthesizers. Adjust pitch from 8–20,000 Hz. Slide or snap notes to scales with customizable glide rates. Set and edit individual notes for precise musical control.
Sebastian Sygulla
Play multiple tracks with playlists
Lets users play multiple audio and MIDI files using playlists. It supports routing audio tracks to USB interface outputs and uses headphone output as additional channels. MIDI files can be played with a dedicated MIDI player.
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