The app is a downsized virtual pipe organ using samples from the Bureå Church sample set. It requires less memory and screen space, offering a versatile sound.
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Create and customize sounds using color-based waveform editing, filtering, detuning, and vibrato. Adjust pan, volume, space, and noise levels. Program multiple tone colors with intuitive graph controls.
The app provides local programming including The Morning Jam with Janet Rose and Mark Lamb. It also features talk radio hosts such as Hugh Hewitt, Markley, van Camp & Robbins, Tom Sullivan, Lars Larson, and John Batchelor.
The app converts color into music using a unique algorithm that analyzes RGB values, luminance, and chromatic values. These are converted into musical notes using tonal scales and musical keys, played by a built-in synthesizer and sample player.
Match piano notes to trumpet pitches and vice versa. Display fingering diagrams for both instruments. Adjust transposition settings. Save and share custom tuning configurations.
The app calculates possible chord diagrams for a given chord, instrument, and tuning. It offers audio playback of chord variations and includes a reverse lookup option to name user-created chords.
The app provides freestyle beats, melody, and bass lines for music creation. Users can develop songs and beats by tapping sample blocks, producing results without prior knowledge.