The app is an experimental wavetable synthesizer featuring an old-school pixel interface. It allows users to draw waveforms while playing and supports WAV export, MIDI keyboards, Audiobus, and IAA.
Create rhythmic patterns using algorithms. Adjust timing divisions and hit placement. Generate sequences based on mathematical ratios. Export audio files and integrate with digital audio workstations.
Create and manipulate organic and otherworldly sounds using physical modeling. Adjust interconnected masses and springs with customizable properties. Trigger vibrations via virtual bowing to generate unique textures.
Create and edit music with a virtual synthesizer. Adjust waveforms, filters, and envelopes. Save and export audio files. Connect to MIDI devices. Share compositions directly.
Allows control of QLab workspaces via WiFi, enabling start, stop, and cue selection. It includes a MIDI Tester for sending and receiving MIDI messages. Users can monitor levels, adjust EQ settings, and manage cue lists in real time.
Add analog effects like spring reverb, tape delay, and BBD to audio tracks. Adjust parameters for tone and timing. Integrate with digital audio workstations for real-time processing and sound design.
Create and play chord progressions in various styles. Add chords, select instrument tracks, and hit play. Experiment with complex arrangements using hundreds of piano, guitar, synth, bass, and drum tracks.
The app generates sound by mixing two oscillators with selectable waveforms. Users can create sounds using arpeggiators, sequencers, and various synthesis methods.
Sends modulation control data to music apps and synthesizers. It features four independent LFOs with seven-bit CC messages. Users can adjust waveform shapes and modulate amplitude and rate between LFOs.