Apps Like DynaBit for iPhone and iPad
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TB MBC
Dirk Breebaart
Shape audio with 12 bands and saturation
Adjust audio tracks with up to 12 configurable frequency bands. Apply two compressor curves per band. Add upward and downward saturation. Use external side chain inputs for dynamic control.
Echo Pad - Delay FX Processor
Holderness Media
Playable flexible multi effects processor.
The app offers a multi-effects processor with a range of delay sounds and other effects. It is compatible with Audiobus 3, Inter-App Audio, and MIDI control for synced delays.
microTERA
Harry Gohs
Dynamic spectra creation with unique sounds.
The app uses waveshaping synthesis to create unique sounds by altering spectra with sound amplitude. It offers a randomizer for generating new sound patches and includes multiple oscillators, envelopes, and effects.
Addictive microSynth
Harry Gohs
Create sounds and driving loops easily.
The app combines a 4-track loop phrase recorder with a dynamic wavetable synthesizer. Users can explore a wide range of sonic territory and create loops with unlimited overdubbing.
ChannnelStrip Pro
Christopher Herb
Shape sound with dynamic control
Adjust audio with high- and lowpass filters, 3-band EQ, and a compressor. Apply modeled tube saturation for dynamics control. Monitor waveforms with an oscilloscope. Use as a standalone or AUv3 plugin.
QuadroSphere
Limelight Software
Create soundscape with frequency bands
Create a soundscape with a moving sound source by splitting audio into 4 frequency bands. Each band has a coloured sphere for adjusting pan, stereo separation, and volume. Control stereo placement with automation or random effects.
MIDI Layers
Limelight Software
Layer data across multiple instruments
Enables routing of data within AUv3 hosts. Users can create up to 12 scenes with layered instruments. Each scene supports up to 127 channels. Features include keyboard splits, crossfade transitions, and ensemble layering.
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