Apps Like 8Bitone+ MICRO COMPOSER for iPhone and iPad
Simulate vintage 80s game sounds
The app simulates vintage 80's computer and game console sounds using a monophonic synthesizer and a piano roll sequencer. Users can compose songs with up to four trucks and 128 voices, adjusting parameters with simple controls.
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Create and play chord progressions in various musical styles. Add chords, select instrument tracks, and hit play. Experiment with arrangements and mixes using piano, guitar, synth, bass, and drum tracks.
Play drums using professionally sampled kits and Pad. Tap pads or use the sequencer to create drum patterns up to 8 bars. Record live performances and export as audio files. Sync with Media Library and Apple Music to play along with songs.
Learn to program synth patches by ear using video lessons and interactive challenges. Practice on a built-in soft synth. Create custom sounds through hands-on training. Receive real-time feedback during exercises. Save and share synthesized patches.
The app offers a metronome with tempo control, mixed time signatures, and beat grouping. It includes a notation-based sequencer for detailed control over tempo, time signature changes, and rhythmic patterns, allowing for complex polyrhythms.
Create and produce music with beat-making, track composition, and sampling tools. Record and sequence audio and MIDI. Use high-quality UVI instruments and effects. Export mixes, stems, or project files. Share tracks on YouTube or SoundCloud.
Record audio or virtual instrument tracks with up to 32 channels. Choose from over 200 built-in instruments or use a SoundFont library. Edit and mix recordings using multitouch controls. Export final tracks in various audio formats.
The app provides a multitrack digital recording studio for iPhone. It offers CD-quality recording and allows users to create and share songs with features like a metronome and audio file loading.
Displays sound frequencies using a Fast Fourier transform. Users can visualize incoming sound as individual sine waves. The shows frequency spectrum displays to analyze audio components.