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Budali Kingsley
Play notes with finger slides
Play a simulator by sliding fingers over tines to produce multiple notes simultaneously. Adjust pitch and volume. Visualize tine vibrations in time. Save and share custom compositions. Sync with music apps for playback.
Frederic Corvest
Enhance sound with precision effects
Create and refine audio with dynamic effects, drum enhancement, and tonal shaping tools. Adjust sound presence and impact. Export and share final mixes.
Boombox Interactive, Inc.
Sing songs, create covers, share voice
Sing karaoke with high-quality backing tracks and scrolling lyrics. Add vocal effects like reverb and echo. Record and share voice covers. Edit audio with trimming and pitch adjustment tools. Sync with social media platforms for sharing.
GClue
Play the Japanese Harp instrument.
The app allows users to play the Koto, a Japanese stringed instrument, on iPhone. It includes recording, playback, and demonstration features, with tone scale changes and pitch-bend functions.
Sebastian Trump
Play melodies with finger movements
Create and play music using virtual pads that respond to finger movements. Play polyphonic melodies and percussive rhythms. Explore expressive sounds and create soundscapes. Adjust volume and tone settings. Share compositions directly.
Umito
Play with 88 responsive keys
Play using a full 88-key keyboard. Adjust key size for better visibility. Choose from a sampled or 128 MIDI instruments. Zoom in and out for precise control. No subscription required. Optimized for iPhone and iPad.
Malcolm Mugglin
Explore chords and progressions easily
The app enables users to explore chords and progressions in major and minor keys. ChordMapMidi functions as a MIDI controller, sending note information to other synthesizer applications.
Harry Gohs
Create and patch modular synths remotely
Create and customize synthesizer sounds using modular analog and digital synthesis. Add physical modeling modules for unique textures. Patch modules wirelessly and route modulation intuitively.
SENSOR NOTES JOINT STOCK COMPANY
Play tabs and chords anytime
Play the with a virtual 21-string instrument. Use right-hand techniques like pluck, gliss, tremolo, and automatic tremolo. Employ left-hand techniques for tuning and expression. Practice riffs, tabs, and chords on the go.
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