Cheat sheets for eurorack synthesizer modules. View module parameters, control voltages, and timing details. Adjust settings for specific modules. Export data as PDF or image. Sync with external devices for real-time reference.
Control instruments, mix audio, and manage effects
Control multiple MIDI instruments and hardware devices through organized sections. Adjust sound parameters and switch sounds within each section. Host AUv3 plugins and manage audio routing for keyboard players.
Edit audio files using waveform editing tools. Import and export WAV files via AudioShare, AudioCopy/Paste, or iTunes. Record and manipulate samples for KORG . Apply real-time effects and preview before stamping.
Create and customize sounds with 17 different types. Configure three manuals independently. Use scanner vibrato and chorus effects. Simulate rotary cabinets and tube amplifiers. Access AUv3 plugin for integration.
Create and edit sheet music with multi-track tabs and chord charts. Playback compositions and adjust notes by touch. Compose music using touch gestures. Learn notations through interactive features. Sync with Apple Health for progress tracking.
Create and customize complex FM synthesized sounds using six operators. Adjust modulation parameters, envelope settings, and filter responses. Integrate with DAWs like Auria and Garageband via AUv3. Export audio files and share projects directly.
The app allows singers to store their song lyrics and create editable setlists. Users can share songs and setlists via email, iMessage, Airdrop, or printing.
The app is a polyphonic sampled AUv3 instrument and standalone application. It offers a configurable keyboard, reverb, and delay effects, with selectable keyboard or breath mode for performance.
Create drum sounds and synthesize vocals using a 24-part sound engine. Use a pattern sequencer to arrange beats. Apply effects including a Phrase Vocoder that converts text to vocal-like sounds. Adjust vocal characteristics such as gender.
Generates instrument sounds using physical string modeling based on Karplus-Strong theory. Users can adjust waveform inputs, control delay lines, and modify filters to create various instrument tones.