Pro Music Apps

Digital multysynth for ipad technology.
Multyer brings you the possibility of access simultaneously to four customizable synths from the multy note pad page.
Each synth can generate a big range of sounds drawing the wave of each oscillator using a 16 partials wave compose technique combined with adrs envelopes getting complex sounds of every type you can need:
-Four synth core.
-Three oscillators for synth.
-Sixteen partials wave generators for each oscillator( sine, triangle, cosine).
-Noise generator
-Adsr envelope for each oscillator and noiser.
-Multy note pad page, and individual note pad for each synth.

For a starting point please visit demo video in support page. For any answer, help or comments contact us in support page too.

http://web.mac.com/automatized4/iWeb/multyer/support.html

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The 8-bit Music Generator creates an endless supply of music that’s inspired by the glory days of 8-bit gaming! It’s simple to use, requiring no musical knowledge, and can run on its own to create great tunes all day long without any interruption.

How to Use 8-bit Music Generator:

NEW SONG – Tap this to randomly create a new song. Don’t like what’s playing? A new tune is right at your fingertips!

EQ – Changes which parts of the current song that you can hear. Toggle through these options to see how the song is affected.

VOLUME – In-app access to its own volume control lets you keep your overall device volume separate from the music.

EVOLVE – When on, the song will automatically change over time, letting the music stay fresh even if SHUFFLE is off.

SHUFFLE – Determines the speed at which new songs are automatically created.

SAVE – Lets you save the current song, including its EQ setting, to any one of the available slots.

LOAD – Lets you load a song that you had previously saved.

START VISUALIZER – Enables an 8-bit-inspired visualizer that matches whatever music is playing.

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OSC Physics is a control surface that emulates real physics. It supports sending OSC messages over a Wi-Fi network. The app reacts to the orientation of the device taking advantage of the iPad’s accelerometer. It sends X/Y coordinates, angular velocity, collisions, and touch of every object on stage. Great for controlling synthesizers, sound design, scoring and more. It works with any software capable of receiving OSC messages: Pure Data, Max/MSP, Logic Pro/Express, Supercollider, Osculator, etc

OSC Physics includes

8 different groups of colors*
7 assignable faders*
Friction slider*
Bounce slider
Gravity slider
Freeze*
Quick reset*

*Pro version only

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BeepStreet follow up their sizzling sounding iPad virtual synth, Sunrizer Synth, with this pocket-friendly iPhone, iPod Touch version. Read on the seriously desirable list of features, oh and grab it now while it’s 50% off!

Sunrizer XS synth is a virtual analog synthesizer that takes the definition of iOs synthesizer to the next level.
Thanks to carefully designed architecture and heavy usage of coprocessor it blurs the boundaries between iOs and hardware synthesizers.
Sunrizer XS was built to perform and works perfectly with any MIDI keyboard or sequencer. A lot of research has been done in order to achieve unheard warmth and clarity.

*** The app requires at least iPhone 3GS or iPod Touch 3rd gen. iPhone4 or iPod Touch 4rd gen. recommended for full polyphony ***

*** Introductory price -50% off. ***

HIGHLIGHTS
· True SuperSaw sound emulation, first found in the legendary Roland JP-8000 synthesizer. SuperSaw is a layered waveform consisting of multiple saw waves which are detuned to create an extremely full and epic sound. It’s possible to use 2 supersaw oscillators per voice · Polyphony: 7 voices on iPhone 4, 3 voices on iPhone 3GS
· Two independent filters per voice with configurable routing. You can select between various filter types including classic resonant LP,HP,BP,Notch and less common like Comb and Formant.
· The Morph Group function lets you continuously morph of up to 30 parameters in a sound (including effects), using only the modulation wheel.
· Full support for CoreMidi, MIDI mapping with learn function

OSCILLATORS
· 2 warm-sounding analog modelled oscillators per voice + 2 sub-oscillators (except SuperSaw). Available waveforms: Saw, PWM pulse,Triangle, SuperSaw.
· Oscillator 2 hard-sync and configurable routing
· Osc-mix, ring modulator
· White noise oscillator

FLEXIBLE MULTI FILTERS
· Two independent filters per voice with configurable routing. You can select between various filter types including: resonant LP,HP,BP,Notch, Comb and Formant.
· Configurable routing: serial or parallel with bypass option.
· ADSR envelope, keyboard tracking and full LFO control

MODULATION
· Two LFOs per voice. It’s possible to assign each LFO to almost any parameter. 3 LFO running modes: trigger, 1 shot, global. 6 waveforms, phase and fade-in knobs
· The Morph Group function lets you continuously morph of up to 30 parameters in a sound (including effects), using only the modulation wheel.
· Two Modulation ADSR Envelopes for amplitude and filters cutoff
· Pitch and modulation wheels

EFFECTS
· A number of effects are built in: distortion, chorus, equalizer, stereo delay. All parameters can be modulated using mod-wheel.

ARPEGGIATOR
· Sunrizer XS incorporates very powerful programmable arpeggiator. You should think of it more like a small step sequencer.

OTHER FEATURES
· Over 200 presets, ability to share cutom banks via email
· 7 voices polyphony
· Playback modes: poly, solo, arp
· Built-in recorder supporting AudioCopy and iTunes file sharing.
· Supports CoreMidi. MIDI key velocity can affect up to 3 parameters.
· Configurable piano keyboard size
· Hold button allows you to to keep notes sustaining until you play new notes.
· With Chord Memory function you can play the chord by only pressing single keys.
· Tube soft saturation on output

This video showcases the sounds of the Sunrizer Synth on iPad

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The Australian developer, One Red Dog, and creator of the Molten drum machine, is throwing the last few licks of paint on their latest musical app, Arctic Keys. As the picture (right) suggests, this is a virtual analog synth built for iPad, so expect  plenty of tweaking of oscillators, filters, and effects, plus a sequencer to crank out tunes.

One of the first key differences between Arctic Keys and some virtual synth apps, is the use of alias free oscillators with analog modelling DSP. This means no samples are used, so no digital artefacts are present when you start playing at extreme ends of the pitch spectrum.

Another neat feature is the gated step sequencer that can modulate many of the parameters on the synth. You can set filter modulations, then either trigger a note pattern like an arpeggiator, or have it modulate as you play. Nice!

Arctic Keys will also have  full CoreMIDI support including virtual ports, MIDI Learn, phrase recording with Sonoma AudioCopy export, wav export, MIDI file export, sharing via e-mail and Wi-Fi as well as iTunes, different keyboard sizes and 3 keyboard modes including multi-touch pitch bend and aftertouch.

About the only thing left to know, is how it actually sounds. For that, head over to SoundCloud to hear some demos - http://soundcloud.com/one-red-dog-media

I’ll let you know the minute it launches anyway, or keep an eye on the developer’s site - http://www.onereddog.com.au/

The PiQ musical instrument offers an entirely new and fascinating musical experience. This is a different instrument and different playing experience from any you already know. You start playing music in the simplest possible way, and then can move into playing and recording sophisticated, even radical, music. PiQ offers a range of intriguing finger gestures that can keep you immersed for hours just fiddling and tweaking and jamming. You can record your music, along with your voice (and your friends’ voices), and play back the music you’ve created. In the paid version, you can immediately share your recordings to your Facebook wall, or by SMS (text message) or email. In fact, sharing a voice recording by SMS is a voice SMS system in its own right – record your singing or simply a voice message, with or without notes, and send it instantly embedded in a text message, and whoever you are sending it to can listen to your recording instantly. And, you can make the PiQ musical instrument unique to yourself by overlaying it with your own photos.

What you get with the free/lite version:

- An entirely new and unique musical instrument experience
- Takes touchscreen musical instruments in a whole new direction
- Multiple gestures on each note key, and multi-touch across notes, lets you create intriguing and continuously fascinating music
- Notes (natural, flat, sharp) across 3 octaves, with major and minor chords for each note, all in the context of a highly ergonomic, one-handed user interface that lets you play learn and play almost instantly with multiple fingers
- Tune gesture effects, space effects and volume
- Play music with quickly and easily, from simple to sophisticated to radical
- Simple, ergonomic note layout and user interface offers a rich musical experience, powered by NeoKeys technology
- Record your musical note compositions, with or without voice
- Personalize the PiQ instrument with your own photos
- Separately optimized PiQ images for iPhone and iPad

What you get for the paid version:

- All of the above
- Sharing your recorded music via Facebook, email and SMS (voice SMS)
- No in-app ads

The native max app volume from the internal speakers on iPhones and iPads has constraints.  We have worked hard to provide volume and volume controls that optimize your experience within those constraints.  However, in many environments with external ambient noise levels, you may want to use high quality headphones or earbuds or external speakers for most effective volume when using the PiQ music app, especially when playing lower notes.

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It’s been a few months since Intua’s Beatmaker 2 launched, and the latest update brings some big new features, including an improved workspace environment for iPad owners of the app. Intua has stated that iPad 3G owners should hold off for the next update patch which is due soon.

Here is a list of new features and changes for this update:

- New native iPad interface, specifically designed to take the best off the iPad’s screen size.
- Support for MIDI controllers through CoreMIDI, with MIDI learning and templates
- Instruments parameters automations (LFOs, envelopes, pads settings, etc.)
- New Master track with volume, pan, and 3 FX slots
- Audio input monitoring while recording
- New “Note Repeat” mode
- Pad Copy & Paste on the Drum Machine
- Improved memory management, reduced application memory footprint for loading more samples
- Info window for monitoring CPU and memory usage
- Supports A2DP bluetooth speakers & headphones (output only)
- Many improvements in every aspect of the application

Checkout the product page to learn more about BeatMaker 2.1!

Not sure who this new app is aimed at, but the UI looks like it could be a bit of fun for creating free form beats and melodies, if somewhat limited anyway.

iPhase is a generative music application made by Mikael Holmqvist.

Create amazing beats and melodies with the swipe of your fingers and watch it bounce back and forth on the iPhase grid. Choose from 6 different instruments, 5 different drum kits and 14 different musical scales.

Use loudspeakers or headphones for best possible sound quality!
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Instructions:

-Swipe in any direction to create a tone. Tones are higher towards the top and right side of the grid. The tones will move on the grid in the swipe direction and continue bouncing between the edges of the grid and the start position of the tone. Every grid edge have its own instrument and you can change the setup whenever you want using the instrument buttons.

-The tones are arranged in musical scales which makes every swipe sound good. You can change the scales choosing from a total of 14 major and minor musical scales – the possibilities are endless!

-Use the play/pause button to pause your beat. Tones can still be created in pause mode and this can be used to make your beat more precise.

-Use the loop mode toggle button to switch loop mode on and off. This can be used to first create a cool beat in loop mode and then switch it off to start playing some melody to your beat.

-Shake your device to create a random beat. Good when you run out of ideas and want some inspiration from chance.

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SpectrumGen is a spectral synthesizer with simple and effective user interface. It is a bit like the PixelWave experimental synth, but now you can draw the spectrum of sound!

Key features:
• multitouch arpeggiator;
• recording;
• export to WAV (via iTunes File Sharing);
• copy to share with another iOS sound apps;
• eight predefined timbres;
• changeable number of octaves (from 2 to 8);
• it is possible to draw the spectrum and play it at the same time.

Dark colors – low frequencies (bass). Bright colors – high frequencies.

For more details and other apps from WarmPlace - http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/ios/

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I thought I was seeing things when I noticed a second new powerful synth app from Beep Street only a few weeks after the release of their Horizon Synth for iPad, but for some reason they have simply renamed that app to – Sunrizer Synth. 

Since it launched updates have included -

- MIDI “stuck notes” problem fixed
- MIDI control and MIDI learn for all parameters
- Added metronome
- Multiple banks support and bank export/import
- In-app help

Hopefully you picked it up while it was 50% off, as the asking price is currently US$9.99

For a full rundown on this powerful virtual analog synthesizer, head over to http://beepstreet.com/horizon

Here’s an example of some of the presets -

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