Adjust audio frequency with a tilting EQ plugin. Boost or cut highs and lows using the main knob. Set cutoff frequency or apply gain with the Boost button. Apply EQ to mid or side channels for stereo enhancement.
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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.
A tuning for string instruments. Adjust string pitch by comparing with piano sound. Select frequency and tuning settings. Display pitch indication for each string. Calibrate using open strings.
A music controller for AUv3 Audio Unit hosts. Offers editable drum , MIDI mapping, and integration with host apps. Supports custom pad layouts and real-time parameter control.
Measure sound levels with SPL meter and RT60 analysis for room reverberation. Analyze frequency spectra using spectrogram and octave modes. nd test audio signals with white/pink noise, sine, and sweep options.
Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a musical instrument. Select chords and strum strings with fingers to create arpeggiated sounds. Edit and share songs, use MIDI support, and transpose notes with in- purchase.
Transform audio with extreme time stretching and pitch manipulation. Apply granular synthesis effects to create ambient textures and experimental soundscapes. Adjust stretch factors, control grain size, and modify playback speed independently.
Tools for professionals include real-time analysis with SPL display, tone and noise generation, wavelength calculation, UHF frequency reference, antenna line loss assessment, microphone gain calculation, and recording/playback of test signals.
Add analog saturation to audio signals using a modeled '90s guitar preamp. Process guitars, pianos, organs, synths, basses, and more. Shape tone with controls for drive, brightness, and output.
The app provides Classic Rock music and features Walton & Johnson In The Morning. It broadcasts 100,000 watts and includes programming like Pat Cloud Mid-days, Jon Dogma Afternoons, and Alice Cooper At Night.
Create and shape oscillator waveforms by drawing with 32 blocks. Generate retro sounds using mirrored halves. Interpolate between 16 oscillator pages. Apply effects like arpeggio, stereo delay, and resonant filter. Record sounds on a tape interface.