Create and manipulate string-like sounds using physical modeling synthesis. Adjust string tension and delay settings for tone shaping. Play with a 25-key keyboard or MIDI controller. Apply stereo delay and filter effects to modify sound output.
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Create and manipulate audio loops with real-time delay effects. Split input signal into 27 frequency bands with individual delay settings. Adjust delay time, level, and feedback per band. Sync delay times to host tempo for rhythmic variations.
TunerY allows users to tune guitars, basses, ukuleles, and other instruments with a chromatic offering 0.01Hz accuracy. It includes a metronome and a personal amplifier with reverb, delay, and distortion effects.
Explore music from the Çifteli and Lahuta, two traditional Albanian lutes. Play notes on the first string with backup harmonies from the second. Bow the sole string of the Lahuta to generate sound.
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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.
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Create and edit music with three virtual analog synthesizers featuring three oscillators, a lowpass filter, and modulation routing. Include a drum machine for rhythm creation. Save and export projects directly from the .
The app is a musical instrument and MIDI controller created for multitouch surfaces. It allows users to control external or virtual MIDI instruments and offers independent voice control for pitch bending and unique expression on each note.
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.