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正行 Akamatsu
Generate tones and test audio waves
Udio tones with four waveforms: sine, square, saw, and white noise. Adjust frequency using a slider or numeric input. Control amplitude with a dB-style slider. Pan sound left or right with a slider. Toggle sound output on or off.
Ectoplastic UG (haftungsbeschrankt)
Create and share soundscapes with gestures
Control sound through movement using ML-based body recognition and device camera. Create and manipulate melodies with gestures. Visualize audio in real-time. Share creative sessions with others. Adjust pitch, tempo, and effects on the fly.
James Roberts
Practice with real cello drone tones
Provides reference pitches with rich overtones similar to real cellos. Allows users to practice with accurate tuning tones. Includes adjustable pitch settings and playback controls. Supports repeated playback for consistent tuning practice.
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Aleksandar Mlazev
Edit waves and modulate sounds
Create and customize synths with wave shape modulation and AUV3 support. Adjust envelopes, apply reverb and tremolo effects. Use a polyphonic keyboard with 5 octaves range. Connect MIDI keyboards via USB for velocity and pitch shift.
Rosano Coutinho
Play music by ear with waveform control
(PLAY Edition) lets users control the Music , loop song sections, and view waveforms. It enables rewinding and fast-forwarding like a tape player. Users can practice playing songs by ear, focusing on specific musical elements.
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