The app emulates the VCS3, a portable synthesizer created in 1969. It features three oscillators, a noise generator, a voltage-controlled filter, and a unique patch board matrix for component connection.
by Alessandro Petrolati★ 4.9206 ratingsMusic$19.99Data updated 2026-10-16
A virtual monophonic synthesizer with dual oscillators, a sub oscillator, and noise source. Features envelope modulation, filter shaping, and LFO control. Supports MIDI input for playback and integrates with AU compatible hosts.
Tune instruments with real-time pitch detection and 0.1-cent accuracy. Support for string, brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments. Includes tuning mode, waveform inspection, and noise reduction. Calibrate to live sound or A4 standard.
Analyze in real time with octave band and FFT plots. Display sound levels in decibels and noise ratings. Choose linear or logarithmic scales. Adjust window functions and track maximum values.
Play and various instrument sounds. Record songs while playing. Adjust keyboard size in 6 levels. Use 8 different and instrument tones. Scroll smoothly during performance.
Oscilloscope mode displays real-time waveforms with automatic and single-shot triggering. Measures frequency, period, and amplitude automatically or manually. Spectrum analyzer mode identifies frequency components and amplitude levels.
Using a virtual with full octave range. Access realistic sound samples. No setup required. Features a clean interface with no extra features. Export performances as audio files.
The app combines audification of greyscale pixel data with image filters for image sonification and sound design. It allows control of pixel scan rate for pitch variation and uses an ADSR envelope for non-linear pitch sequences.
Create and customize synth patches using analog modeling technology and intelligent preset generation. Adjust modulation parameters for sound shaping. Access a library of pre-designed synth tones. Export audio files for use in projects.
Nd play test tones including sine, rectangular, triangular, and sawtooth waves. Create and play frequency sweep tones in ascending and descending directions. Adjust frequency, amplitude, and duration settings.
Create and manipulate microtonal music using a virtual analog synthesizer. Adjust tunings from global traditions and ancient scales. Use a touch-sensitive monochord interface to visualize and modify pitch relationships.
Measure sound levels with a precision instrument featuring a . Calibrate against professional dB meters. Log noise data and set decibel thresholds. Display real-time sound level readings and frequency analysis.