Create and manipulate sounds using two wavetable oscillators. Adjust waveform shapes and modulation parameters. Transpose sound spectra independently of pitch. Render waves with periodic noise. Save and export custom sound presets.
Manage headphone settings including adaptive noise control and active noise reduction. Adjust voice assistant settings and customize sound preferences. Monitor battery level and firmware updates. Control playback directly from the device.
Simulate vinyl record playback with adjustable scratches, crackles, and noise levels. Control amplifier, pickup needle, and cable quality. Choose between 50 Hz and 60 Hz hum. Adjust ducking and noise levels for different playback scenarios.
The app offers a collection of unique guitars, real-time effects, and amps. Users can configure signal chains with a drag-and-drop interface, and control string bending via MIDI or accelerometer.
Play and record Tone Models on iPhone or iPad. Access sound-shaping tools and browse additional models via ToneNET. Edit and save presets. Connect to iRig interfaces. Use as a standalone or AUv3 plug-in.
Convert audio files between formats and extract audio from videos. Batch process files for transcoding and conversion. Crop, split, and concatenate audio tracks. Adjust volume, fade, and change tempo. Remove noise and vocals.
Allows users to manipulate in real time using a network of lines. Features include granulation, modulation, and processing with filters, dynamic processors, and saturation modules. Supports Audiobus and Inter- as both sender and FX.
Create and edit patterns with polyrhythmic tracks. Add bass and lead synths. Use audio unit support and new FX modules. Import and export projects. Playback and record loops. Retain compatibility with DM1 song files.
Create custom guitar distortion effects using emulated circuits from various sources. Adjust tone shaping parameters and combine effects in a chain. Export presets and apply to audio tracks in DAWs.
Is an audio unit effect for iOS. It chains three effect units in a unique configuration, with one unit slightly modified. Users can apply this effect within a DAW or audio unit host to alter sound characteristics.