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Jens Guell
Test audio units with sample sounds
Process audio with real-time spectral dynamics processing. Split audio streams into frequency bands. Adjust compression and expansion settings. Test with random sound samples. Distribute embedded units through a host application.
YUJI HASEBE
Twenty-four percussion instruments in one.
The app features 24 percussion instruments, including xylophone and metallophone. It includes a recording function that captures surrounding sounds and allows users to send data via email or use iTunes file sharing.
Asylum Square Interactive GmbH
Realistic piano sounds anywhere, anytime.
The app provides a realistic piano experience with multiple sound patches. Users can play individual notes, melodies, or chords on their device.
Limelight Software
Layer data across multiple instruments
Enables routing of data within AUv3 hosts. Users can create up to 12 scenes with layered instruments. Each scene supports up to 127 channels. Features include keyboard splits, crossfade transitions, and ensemble layering.
IK Multimedia US, LLC
Concert quality piano app updated.
The app provides ultra-realistic acoustic pianos with studio-grade quality. Users can edit sounds with a 3-band EQ, save variations, and record performances as MIDI.
Dmytro Denys
Play nine pianos and instruments.
The app offers an 88-key virtual piano with nine piano sounds and 67 other musical instruments. Users can record tracks, change keyboard size, and utilize duet mode.
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