Convert guitar signal to leads
Processes guitar input to control digital oscillators, adjusting pitch and amplitude in real time. It applies multiple effects and generates sounds without using MIDI. Users can customize sound settings and adjust effect parameters directly.
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Alexander Zolotov
Generate sounds and explore presets
Tmospheric melodic sounds with customizable timbres and billions of unique presets. Adjust individual sample volumes via top panel or MIDI. Use a classic keyboard interface to play and manipulate sounds.
David Gamble
A strange noise-making device.
The app is a sound-making device with signal processing blocks. It features an oscillator, a transistor-ladder VCF, a pitch-shifter, and an LFO.
Glauco Percopo
Record, edit, and mix audio tracks
Record audio or virtual instrument tracks with up to 32 channels. Choose from over 200 built-in instruments or use a SoundFont library. Edit and mix recordings using multitouch controls. Export final tracks in various audio formats.
VITALIY TARASYUK
Control devices and send notes
Control devices and sequences with customizable layouts. Adjust parameters in real-time. Send and receive signals. Integrate with DAWs for workflow. Manage multiple instruments and tracks. Save and load preset configurations.
Rob Jackson
Play retro strings with MIDI
Create and manipulate string-based sounds using a virtual analog synthesizer. Adjust oscillator waveforms, filter settings, and envelope parameters. Connect to MIDI devices for playback.
Imre Virag
Select tunings for 50+ instruments
Tune instruments with auto-pitch detection and 250+ tunings for 50+ instruments. Save custom tunings and access chromatic scale tuning. Supports guitar, , and ukulele. Adjust to any note on the chromatic scale.
Arthur Kerns
Sequence patterns with 16 sliders and 64
MIDI sequencer plugin for sequencing synths and MIDI hardware. Features 16 virtual sliders, 64 steps per pattern, and supports AUv3 hosts like AUM and Cubasis. Includes midiDRUMs for grid-based drum programming.
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