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.
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Measure audio, adjust equalizers, set subwoofer phase
Perform room correction by measuring with sine sweeps or real-time pink noise. Average measurements or use moving mic measurements. Compare results to target curves and edit them. Generate equalization filters for PEQ or FIR.
Stream music from multiple radio stations including Classic , Top 40, Metal, and Indie-. Play audio in the background while browsing the web. Access diverse channels such as Beatles' Tribute Radio and Obscure Indie-.
Edit schematics, calculate values, and test circuits
Manage components with a database of resistors, capacitors, and diodes. Calculate circuit values using Ohm’s Law and power formulas. Access schematics, datasheets, and component symbols. Convert units and view component ratings.
Allows users to create and edit music using virtual analog synthesizers and multi-effects. It supports loading as an instrument, audio effect, or MIDI processor within host applications.
Create and edit beats using a virtual analog synthesizer. Build grooves with a 16-step sequencer. Choose from multiple sound parts. Export audio files. Sync with other devices for playback.
Create and edit electronic music with a sequencer, synthesizer, and sampler. Record samples via microphone or re-sample existing audio. Use 8 channels with 8 patterns each for rhythm and melody. Automate parameters and export projects as WAV files.
Analyze spectra in real time using a microphone. Display waveforms and FFT data with adjustable frequency scales. Measure noise levels for approximate readings. Adjust FFT size for varying frequency accuracy.
The app generates bass tones from 10–150 Hz to test and tune car or home audio systems. It uses pure frequencies for precise adjustments, finding rattles, and setting amplifier gain.
The app converts MIDI files into synchronized sheet music. It supports multiple clefs and offers song management features, including downloads and iCloud synchronization.
Create and edit patterns using a graphic interface. Manipulate sound through synthesis settings. Save and export custom sequences. Adjust timing and velocity for precise beats. Share projects with other users.
Explore Ostad Elahi's philosophy through structured modules and case studies. Engage with reflective exercises and analytical tools. Access historical and metaphysical insights from his writings.
The app provides a collaborative music studio for teamwork on a single iPad. Users can create multiple layers of loops and phrases using multiple instruments, maintaining creative flow and capturing ideas.