The app is an experimental wavetable synthesizer featuring an old-school pixel interface. It allows users to draw waveforms while playing and supports WAV export, MIDI keyboards, Audiobus, and IAA.
Play piano using a grid-based key layout. Select MIDI voices and adjust scales. Enable sticky keys for practice. Adjust note duration and velocity. Save and load custom configurations.
Play with a full 88-key keyboard. Adjust key size for easier touch. Choose from a sampled or 128 MIDI instruments. Zoom in and out for better control. Includes a single banner ad. Optimized for iPad use.
Create and play music with a professional sound library. Connect to MIDI keyboards for performance. Record and export audio files. Access high-quality piano and keyboard sounds. Adjust effects and settings for custom sound shaping.
The app converts MIDI, SMF, MOD, RCP/R36/G18/G36, and MFI formats into MP3, WAV, and OGG audio files. It also functions as a MIDI music player, supporting batch conversions and background processing.
Create and edit sequences with up to 16 tracks. Add modulation and control parameters. Use as standalone or AUv3 plugin in DAWs like AUM, Logic Pro, and Cubasis. Record and playback patterns. Adjust tempo and timing. Export files.
The app helps users learn to sight-read sheet music with configurable flash card exercises. Users can identify notes by sight or sound, with support for various clefs and key signatures.
Play -like musical notes with a customizable keyboard. Scale key size, use double rows, and flip the second keyboard. Adjust reference pitch, transpose keys, and use just intonation. Includes a metronome for timing.
The app transforms a Mac keyboard, trackpad, and mouse into a MIDI controller. It sends MIDI notes and control messages to DAWs and soft synths, allowing users to quickly capture musical ideas.
Simulate the ANS synthesizer by drawing spectrograms to create music. Adjust parameters like pitch, amplitude, and envelope. Play back compositions and export audio files. Learn about the history and unique capabilities of the ANS instrument.