The app provides real-time audio effects including bitcrush, delay, and gain. It functions as a looper and sampler, allowing users to record and manipulate audio from various input sources.
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Create music by touching the screen to play notes and adjust sounds. Use multi-touch surfaces like radar, ribbon, or keyboard. Move fingers to modify tones. The semi-generative engine selects suitable notes automatically.
Adjust audio signals with sixteen modes and resonance controls. Modify frequency response visually. Apply saturation for analog-style clipping. Blend wet and dry signals. Use a 4 pole lowpass mode for classic Moog ladder sound.
Create and manipulate music using virtual tape loops. Load and play 90 preloaded tapes, including 65 from Streetly's Production Masters. Adjust pitch, tempo, and effects. Export audio files and share directly.
Use music library to practice and record vocals. Remove original vocals, tune , and apply vocal effects. Share recorded performances. Sync with iRig and iRig MIC devices. Adjust audio settings for better sound quality.
Record and playback audio with -like saturation and noise characteristics. Adjust noise hiss, speed, and echo effects in real time. Apply filters and modulation effects to incoming audio signals.
Create custom guitar pedals with adjustable circuit parameters. Import and modify preset designs. Access thousands of user-created tones. Integrate custom pedals into FX pedalboards. Share and download configurations from ToneCloud.
Record audio with adjustable microphone gain and real-time audio effects including pitch shifting, high and low pass filters, echo, reverb, distortion, and stereo doubling.
The app emulates vintage 80's hardware drum machines with a realistic interface. Users can play included rhythm presets or create their own patterns, with control over drum kit parameters and song mode.
Create and manipulate sound using two oscillators and one noise generator. Adjust frequencies in Hz or MIDI notes. Apply lowpass filters individually to each . Use panning for spatial effects.
The app produces a feedback delay effect on sounds from the iPhone's microphone. Users can create musical patterns or experiment with sounds using various adjustable parameters and audio filters.
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.