Analyze audio signals and waveforms
Analyze audio signals with features including triggering, time and voltage per division, and measurement cursors. Generate signals with adjustable frequency and waveform.
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Paul Slocum
Record sounds, play back with piano keys
Record sounds via microphone and play them on dual piano keyboards with a rhythm machine. Create complex musical arrangements using voice, instrument, and environmental samples. Export and share audio files. Supports Audiobus and MIDI connectivity.
Neon Silicon LLC
Adjust audio with five-band EQ
A music equalizer with five bands, including low shelf, high shelf, and three parametric peak/cut filters. Each filter can boost or cut by 24 dB. Frequencies range from 10 Hz to 20 kHz. Filters can be rearranged freely.
Ulrik Kvist
Scan and connect to nearby devices
Discover nearby devices in real time with continuous updates. View device identifiers and service data. Inspect standard and custom service characteristics for reading. Access characteristic values when allowed.
AUDIOMODERN EOOD
Generate chord progressions and rhythms
Create and customize chord progressions using scale types, chord types, and voicing parameters. Generate rhythmic patterns and random sequences for musical variations. Export MIDI files and integrate with digital audio workstations.
Arthur Kerns
Send modulation to music apps
Sends modulation control data to music apps and synthesizers. It features four independent LFOs with seven-bit CC messages. Users can adjust waveform shapes and modulate amplitude and rate between LFOs.
Jason Thompson
Create and play time signals
Create and play custom sequences of pips using a tone generator. Adjust timing and spacing of pips. Export sequences for playback on compatible devices. Sync with radio equipment to broadcast time signals.
Rooking,Inc.
Visualize network signals
-WAVE displays signal strength for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and LTE using color-coded indicators. Users can visualize network reception intensity with green for strong, yellow for medium, orange for weak, and red for poor.
Philipp Ollmann
Create soundscapes with motion and touch
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.
Audio Damage, Inc.
Filter audio with twelve algorithms
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.
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