The app provides three virtual-analog synthesizers with three oscillators each. It includes over 50 drum kits, a built-in sequencer, and an arpeggiator with preset patterns for creating music.
by Akai Professional★ 2.3178 ratingsMusic$1.99Data updated 2026-09-14
Create and customize sounds by describing them. Use the Preset Generator to transform text into unique sound presets. Adjust color-based sound parameters to shape tones and rhythms. Export and share custom sound creations.
Create music using gesture-based controls that respond to touch, tilt, and motion. Choose from sine, square, triangle, and sawtooth waveforms. Apply built-in effects like echo, pitch, and modulation. View dynamic visuals that sync with sound.
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.
Applies pitch shifting and reverb to audio, emphasizing harmonics and creating ambient effects. Users can adjust reverb thickness, pitch modulation, and harmonic balance.
Create and manipulate sound using a modular synthesizer with patching capabilities. Add or remove up to 100 modules including oscillators, envelope generators, and filters. Learn synthesis concepts through interactive module configuration.
Play melodic sounds using a 3-octave keyboard or MIDI controller. Access 63 tapes from Streetly's Production Masters. Control internal settings via MIDI. Record and perform with real-time adjustments. Sync with external devices for expanded control.
Create original looped music in rap, lo-fi, chiptune, cinematic, or dance genres. Combine up to 8 bars of music freely. Use up to 7 instruments with effects and filters on each channel.
Record and mix audio tracks with multi-channel routing, effects, and automation. Edit MIDI sequences, arrange loops, and export high-quality audio files. Support for VST plugins and external hardware integration.
Adjust audio frequency bands independently for precise dynamic control. Apply compression to specific frequency ranges. Fine-tune attack, release, ratio, and threshold settings. Monitor and adjust gain staging during mixing or mastering.