Create beats using a drum machine with over 1000 curated sounds organized by frequency and length. Edit grooves in banks like Hip Hop, Trap, and AfroBeats. Adjust rhythms and export projects for use in music production.
Create drum patterns with improvisation features and 2D control for jam and intensity. Use 8 assignable pads for live sessions and MIDI controls. Sync with Ableton Link. Export multi-track or full mix via audio-MIDI export.
Create and customize soundscapes using a semi-modular synthesizer. Trigger sounds with a 2-octave keypad or MIDI keyboard via Apple's camera adapter. Share presets with the desktop version of . Adjust parameters for evolving audio textures.
Simulates a vintage with a single oscillator and monophonic synthesis. Users can adjust oscillator wave shapes, apply onboard delay and reverb effects, and set frequency ranges. It offers 1 to 7 octave range control for customizable pitch.
Create and edit music using sample-based composition. Import sounds via AirDrop or Files, or record with microphone or iOS interface. Play sounds on drum pads or keyboard. Apply effects and edit audio.
Create and shape string sounds using a touch-sensitive Morphpad. Choose from nine sampled articulations and textures. Blend and morph between different string ensemble options. Adjust and layer sound effects for customized musical expressions.
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.
Record audio and MIDI tracks, mix during playback, and apply effects like reverb and vocal tuning. Add drum tracks, edit songs, and share projects online. Collaborate with others through the Songtree community.
Create with virtual instruments, effects, and AUv3 plugin support. Arrange beats, adjust tempo, and export tracks. Share projects directly or sync with DAWs for further editing.
Allows users to create custom delay signals using three effect racks. Effects can be inserted before, during, or after the delay loop. Users adjust signal flow by selecting and arranging effect modules across the racks.