Create and manipulate organic and otherworldly sounds using physical modeling. Adjust interconnected masses and springs with customizable properties. Trigger vibrations via virtual bowing to generate unique textures.
Apply compression and tube preamp coloring to audio tracks. Adjust threshold, ratio, and attack/release settings. Sculpt dynamics with precise control. Enhance signal warmth and character through custom virtual circuits.
Offers backward scramble games to improve reading skills. Users can send and receive messages to practice writing and comprehension. The includes books for children to and engage with interactive content.
Explore a 3D model of the with pinch and finger gestures. Zoom in to reveal detailed labels and tap for information about lunar features. View the phase and libration from your location. Switch to a globe view for additional details.
Adjust clock hands to visualize time changes. Tap a crab to display and hear the current time in Japanese or English. Answer time-related questions. Record voice for time pronunciation.
Allows users to adjust instrument pitch in real time. It detects played notes instantly with minimal delay. Users can customize sensitivity settings to match their playing style. The supports multiple instruments including guitars and basses.
Play notes with touch-based controls. Adjust bow pressure and string tension for realistic sound. Choose from orchestral and extra-orchestral instrument samples. Record performances and share audio files.
Explore through mathematical concepts. Calculate note frequencies using the 12th root of 2. Visualize octaves and intervals with ratio comparisons. Adjust semitones to see frequency changes. Link musical notes to their corresponding frequencies.
The app allows users to compose bass lines, drum patterns, and riffs with a few clicks. Users can edit and mix sounds, draw waveforms, and improvise music with a fast and ergonomic user interface.
The app lets users play audio at different speeds, similar to vinyl records. It includes built-in sources like Jamendo, internet radio, podcasts, and the Internet Archive.