Connect MIDI devices to iOS music apps via Bluetooth LE or USB. Route virtual ports to Bluetooth or USB ports. Supports low-latency MIDI transmission for compatible applications.
by Matthias Frick★ 4.553 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-09
Create and edit music with a multi-track sequencer. Record and adjust patterns in real-time with quantization and undo options. Use an integrated drum sampler with individual effects and XY pads. Load external AUv3 instruments and effects.
The app is an experimental virtual-analog synthesizer. It features two oscillators with distortion and feedback, a state-variable filter, and two ADSR envelopes.
Powerful sound effects generator and synthesizer app.
The app generates sound effects using three oscillators, a noise generator, and an ADSR envelope. It supports MIDI input for triggering playback and adjusting settings, and works with Bluetooth audio devices.
Create and edit progressions with inversions, sus2, sus4, 7th, and 9th chords. Play chords as piano or synth or send MIDI to macOS. Use phone as MIDI keyboard for macOS. Practice reading musical notation.
Record and manage audio loops with adjustable length and auto-record features. Control loops via MIDI foot controller or onscreen buttons. Enable count-in and auto-close loops without manual input. Sync with MIDI devices for hands-free performance.
Import audio files and extract samples using automatic transient detection or manual markers. Play slices with MIDI controllers or built-in pads. Adjust parameters like reverse, level, attack, and release. Sync with AU hosts for automation.
Learn melodies and chords from 16,000 classical pieces. Play with tempo and pitch adjustments. Access smart score scrolling during playback. Share performances. Connect via keyboard using USB adapter.
Access and customize Tera Pro sounds with adjustable parameters for tone and structure. Explore morphing between sounds to create new variations. Integrate with Tera Pro for expanded sound design capabilities.
Create music using device sensors such as touch, motion, camera, and microphone, or connected peripherals like game controllers, Apple Watch, or AirPods. Connect modular MIDI components in the editor to build custom setups.