The app is an experimental virtual-analog synthesizer. It features two oscillators with distortion and feedback, a state-variable filter, and two ADSR envelopes.
by Alexey Nadzharov★ 4.513 ratingsMusic$2.99Data updated 2026-10-22
Edit guitar tones wirelessly via Bluetooth. Adjust modulation, echo, and reverb parameters. Access advanced settings for detailed tone shaping. Control amplifier functions from a mobile device.
Create and manipulate granular audio with real-time sound file granulation. Generate effects like time/pitch shifting and intricate textures. Record, scrub, and shape envelopes. Manipulate buffers and explore complex scrub pads.
Generate tones and sounds at specific frequencies. Create single or multiple tones. Use musical note presets. Produce binaural beats. Generate SFX sounds. Analyze waves. Perform tests. Adjust settings.
Create and customize sounds using FM synthesis technology. Adjust parameters to shape tones and effects. Play back and record synthesized music. Export audio files for use in other applications.
Play and modulate sound using gyroscope movements for pitch, volume, and filter cutoff. Adjust parameters with precise motion tracking. Create melodies with accurate 2000-degree sensor input. Sync with MIDI devices for external control.
Create and edit patterns with polyrhythmic tracks. Add bass and lead synths. Use audio unit support and new FX modules. Import and export projects. Playback and record loops. Retain compatibility with DM1 song files.
The app uses acoustical impulses from a microphone to drive sound modules simulating membranes, cymbals, metallophones, or strings. It offers a semi-modular architecture with various synthesis types to create a wide range of tones.
Create guitar riffs by selecting preset musical styles and tapping "Create". Listen to and save the generated riff as tablature. Customize settings to adjust and refine the riff further.
Edit audio with spectral delay effects using up to 2048 delay lines and brick-wall filters. Manipulate frequency domain data through short time Fourier transform analysis. Adjust time and feedback shapes for stereo channels via multi-sliders.