AUv3 is a virtual analog synthesizer with undo/redo, A/B comparison, and 2x/4x/8x upsampling. It includes macro controllers and a scalable GUI. Users can reload the demo version for repeated free play sessions.
Create and edit music using sampled Mellotron sounds from the 1960s. Access a library of instrument tapes including strings, choirs, and horns. Adjust pitch, volume, and effects. Export projects in audio formats and share files directly.
FM synthesizer with six stereo operators and fully customizable FM algorithms. Create and edit patches. Load and save presets. Use as an AUv3 plug-in in compatible DAWs. Adjust modulation sources and destinations.
Add reverberation to recordings using mono/stereo to stereo algorithmic . Choose from presets simulating small to large rooms. Compare edits with A/B functionality. Undo or redo changes. Adjust parameters for precise control.
The app offers unlimited audio and MIDI tracks with a 32-bit floating point audio engine. It includes real-time time-stretching, pitch-shifting, and a studio-grade channel strip with 17 effect processors.
Create and manipulate audio using granular synthesis techniques. Adjust grain size, direction, and step size. Apply effects such as reverb, wave shaping, and sample crushing. Connect via AudioCopy, AudioBus, Inter Audio, and AUv3.
Allows users to create custom delay signals using three effect racks. Effects can be inserted before, during, or after the delay loop. Users adjust signal flow by selecting and arranging effect modules across the racks.
Create and manipulate audio loops with real-time delay effects. Split input signal into 27 frequency bands with individual delay settings. Adjust delay time, level, and feedback per band. Sync delay times to host tempo for rhythmic variations.
Apply real-time microphone filtering and gating effects. Use five expander/gate algorithms for precise control. Adjust side chain inputs and parameters. Integrate with AUv3-compatible host apps for plugin use.
A synthesizer for iPad with AUv3 support for DAWs like Logic and GarageBand. Control hardware and use existing soundsets. Generate rich Waldorf sounds with advanced synthesis features.
Create and manipulate delay effects using a single curve for spectral control. Adjust delay patterns with BPM grids or freeform motion. Modulate and reshape delay shapes in real time for dynamic rhythmic effects.