The app generates sine waves, square waves, white noise, and pink noise. Users can select frequencies between 20Hz and 20kHz with multiple resolutions or enter exact frequencies via keyboard.
by Andrew Smith★ 3.33 ratingsMusic$8.99Data updated 2026-09-10
Design custom audio effects using 80+ building blocks. Create complex routing in series or parallel. Build custom interfaces with Interface Builder. Control audio components for tailored processing.
Automatically cleans speakers to remove distortions and improve audio quality. Generate tones for testing and calibration. Adjust equalizer settings to customize sound output. Monitor health and receive alerts for potential issues.
Analyze audio in real time with RTA bar and line graphs, FFT, and spectrogram views. Display peak and current dB levels. Choose linear or logarithmic scales. Adjust octave settings and access a sleek, functional interface.
Generate original MIDI loops with a single tap. Create catchy and inspiring short melodies. Export and share generated music. Access tutorials and demos for guidance.
Apply compression with soft knee, parallel, upward, and downward options. Use external side-chain input and spatially selective compression. Adjust band-limited settings for precise dynamics control.
Create a soundscape with a moving sound source by splitting audio into 4 frequency bands. Each band has a coloured sphere for adjusting pan, stereo separation, and volume. Control stereo placement with automation or random effects.
Allows users to create and customize drum patterns using 16 drum pads. Each pad can trigger individual sounds or loops. Users can load custom samples or drum loops and have them sliced automatically.
Apply twelve filter algorithms, including MS20 emulation, for sound shaping. Use an envelope follower with stereo sidechain input for dynamic filtering. Access a full FSU section for signal manipulation.
Edit audio with pitch shifting, formant control, and tone adjustments. Create harmonies and doubles with up to 12 . Transpose individual by an octave or flatten to a chosen pitch. Adjust width and placement for vocal effects.
To sight notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes across six octaves, including those above and below the staff. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Beginners can limit octaves and set their pace.
The app measures reverb decay time for each octave band from 63Hz to 4kHz. It conforms to the ISO 3382 standard for measuring room decay time using T20 or T30 methods.