Eurypharynx is a 4-Voice Polyphonic Virtual Analog Synthesizer. It combines the following five remarkable features.
– In each OSC, you can select two waveforms and also morph them.
– Flexible patching operation is available with Matrix Patching.
– Alter numerous parameters sequentially with Modulation Sequencer.
– Intuitive performance is available with XY Pad Control.
– It is possible to save up to 256 patches.
Specifications:
Implemented Features:
– 4-Voice Polyphony
– OSC x 2 / NG x 1
– OSC Modulation
Ring Modulation
OSC Sync
– Glide
– Filter x 1
– EG x 2
– LFO x 2
– Arpeggiator Type x 6
– Matrix Patching
– Modulation Sequencer
– XY Pad Control x 2
– FX
Delay
Chorus
Over Drive
– Keyboard (Scale) x 35
– Real-Time Recording
Others:
– Wireless Sync-Start Technology (WIST) is supported.
– AudioCopy is supported.
– CoreMIDI is supported.
MIDI
This app is compatible with Core MIDI; you can play and control with your external USB MIDI device connected to Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit.
Precaution for Use : MIDI channel 1 is set for Eurypharynx. USB MIDI devices are connected via Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit (sold separately). A self-power USB hub may be required for connecting USB MIDI devices with high power consumption. Set various MIDI settings at your USB MIDI device.
iterator is an inspiring sample based musical instrument with a stylistic interface. The premise is simple: The x-axis controls the sample playback position. The y-axis controls the repeat speed. The result is surprisingly musical. Great for creating 90s style glitched out soundscapes and music like Opal or Microstoria.
Create your own soundscapes using any of the built-in 75+ samples from over 25 artists, including Richard Devine, Parallel Worlds, Toppobrillo, Atomic Shadow, and many more. Or, supply your own .mp3s through iTunes.
★★★ Special 50% off sale to celebrate the release of our first app! Get it now! ★★★
Beat-Machine by Primitive Digital Software is a powerful and affordable retro themed drum computer for iOS that works great on iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. Beat-Machine combines a simple X0X style sequencer with a robust and flexible sampler to give you maximum control over your beats. Sample or import your own sounds, trim them, edit them, add some effect, and chain patterns together. Choose from 16 or 24 bit!
Features:
★ Sound sampler with reverse, sample trim, interpolation, ADSR and filter
★ 16 Levels mode for pitching samples to create melodies
★ Full mixer with volume, pan and 2 FX sends per pad (Delay, Reverb)
★ Mute grid for programming samples to mute other samples
★ Import any 16/24 bit WAV via iTunes file sharing
★ Create custom kits and save them
★ 16 step multi touch pattern sequencer
★ Adjustable pitch and velocity per step
★ Create and save custom patterns
★ Create patterns in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/8 or 7/8 time signature
★ Up to 99 measures per pattern
★ Beat quantize adjustment slider
★ Adjustable latency and sample rate
★ Background audio
★ MIDI IN, MIDI OUT supported through CoreMIDI accessories and WiFi
★ Universal app designed for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch
Example drum kits and patterns are included to get you started!
Stay tuned for:
☆ Song mode
☆ Sample record
☆ Audio file export
☆ Audio copy / paste
Beat-Machine is available for $0.99 for a limited time.
Audulus, the popular modular synthesis app, is now for iPad. With Audulus, you can build synthesizers, design new sounds, or process audio. All with low latency real-time processing suitable for live performance. Audulus’s user interface is clean, simple, and easy to learn, allowing you to focus on sound.
New update will support AudioBus
What’s New in Version 1.7
– Added support for Virtual MIDI! Audulus can now be driven
from your favorite sequencer app.
– Added tap & hold to bring up the context menu. This is
really convenient for one-handed operation.
– Moved the undo/redo buttons to the left side.
▶ Please note: Audulus for iPad Requires iOS 6. iPad 2 or later required.
▶ Key Features:
• Audio Unit hosting – use your favorite plugins
• fluid interface – smooth animated interaction
• MIDI control – use your control surface or MIDI keyboard
• presets – quickly change between settings
• unlimited history – everything you do is stored
• polyphony – process multiple voices
• encapsulation – group nodes into sub-patches
• diverse nodes – from ADSR to ZeroCross
• audio unit version – run Audulus as an Audio Unit inside other apps (free download)
▶ Built-in Modules:
• Virtual Analog Oscillator (4 waveforms)
• ADSR Envelope
• Noise Generator
• Sample Player
• Mathematical Modules: Addition, Multiplication, Subtraction, Sine, Modulo
• Random Number Generator
• MIDI controlled Keyboard
• MIDI assignable trigger
• Delay
• Distortion
• Low Pass Filter
• High Pass Filter
• Pitch Shifter
• Constant Value
• Gain
• Mapper Curve
• Piecewise-linear Spline Curve
• Crossfade
• 4-Channel Mixer
• Level Meter
• Value Meter
• Scrolling Waveform Meter
• Input/Output
• Polyphonic to Monophonic signal mixer
• Global Time
• Sub-Patch
• Timer
• Zero-crossing Counter
• Audio Unit Plug-in
Open Music App Collaboration (or OMAC) is a set of features that music apps should implement so that they can be linked together via MIDI and run at the same time, in sync with each other. So far only a handful of apps support this, but the number is growing steadily. These features include:
Creation of virtual MIDI ports for each application
Supports MIDI Input and Output
Supporting MIDI Sync messages if your app has an arpeggiator or other tempo based features
Optionally continuing to run in the background when the user switches apps so that it can still respond to or send MIDI
Supporting MIDI CC’s. Volume, Pan, and CC’s for parameters and knobs are important. Apps should both send and receive CC’s.
The option to set a Channel that the app listens for (don’t just do Omni).
Dialogs for managing connections between app and Network sessions
Network MIDI support (optional). App should at least specify if it supports it.
MidiBridge is one of the many apps that now supports OMAC for remotely switching apps. It is a comprehensive MIDI tool that iOS is missing and absolutely essential for anyone using MIDI with an iDevice.
It’s a backgroundable virtual MIDI patchbay/router/manipulator that interconnects all MIDI interfaces (external, virtual and network) on an iOS device at a fraction of the cost of equivalent hardware.
What’s New in Version 1.42
– New App Selector module to bind incoming MIDI messages (user specifiable) to invoke fast-switching via MIDI to/from OMAC apps. See our website for full details and a demo video on our youtube channel.
– Support for OMAC fast-switching via MIDI messages.
We thought this was a pretty cool and useful new feature! You can use TouchOSC and and iPhone or iPad Touch to control as well as a midi controller device.
HIGHLIGHTS
– Connect any MIDI in to any MIDI out (including merge and clone)
– Add full CoreMIDI compatibility to Synthstation 25 and Midi Mobilizer I
– Go wireless between any iDevice or connect to Mac or PC
– Interconnect just about any CoreMIDI virtual app
– Apply keyboard splits, velocity curves and other useful MIDI functions on any MIDI port
MIDI DEVICE SUPPORT
– All CoreMIDI physical devices
– Akai Synthstation 25
– Line6 Midi Mobilizer I
– CoreMIDI network (as a session originator or receiver to/from Mac or PC)
– CoreMIDI virtual ports (to/from other apps)
MORE FEATURES
– Runs in background
– Visual indication of connections, MIDI events received/sent/blocked and CoreMIDI network
– Full OMAC music app fast-switch support
– Support for H-Pi microtonal keyboards, including U-PLEX via USB
– Block/allow event filtering by type (Note/Program/Controller/Sysex/Aftertouch/TimeSong) and MIDI channel
– Initiates CoreMIDI network connections from iDevice
– Save/recall module presets
– Keeps track of MIDI interfaces and restores connections/modules automatically
– Streamlined efficient code passes/filters events very quickly
*NEW* – EVENT MANIPULATION (on every MIDI port)
– Velocity curve
– Keyboard range split
– Note remap
– Note transpose
– Velocity split
– Channel remap
– Controller remap
COMMON USES
– Drive most CoreMIDI apps (eg. Animoog, GarageBand, SampleTank, BeatMaker) from a Synthstation 25 or original Midi Mobilizer
– Connect Geo synth to SampleTank (see Jordan Rudess on youtube)
– Filter out active sense messages from instruments
– With a powered hub and Apple CCK, connect multiple USB class compliant MIDI devices and route between them
– Connect your battery operated keyboard/drum controller (or SynthStation) to your iDevice and connect wirelessly to perform cable-free
– Connect a MIDI transport surface wirelessly to your computer and move around your studio controlling your DAW transport
– Duplicate MIDI events from one external device to another and to a remote MIDI destination wirelessly at the same time
– Use as an inline MIDI filter, cloner, merger or splitter
– Connect apps that have CoreMIDI network support but no virtual MIDI support to virtual ports by connecting to ‘localhost’ to create a loopback virtual interface (see our website)
MORE INFORMATION
Browse our website for a wealth of information to get to grips with CoreMIDI, OMAC and MidiBridge. The full manual for MidiBridge and helpful guides are available there for you to assess whether MidiBridge is suitable for you before you purchase. You’ll find step-by-step recipes for common situations and links to videos too. If you search MidiBridge on youtube there are a host of end-user videos showing how to configure MidiBridge for different situations. Do also contact us if you are unsure about anything and we’ll assess whether MidiBridge will do the job.
Note: iOS5 is recommended and essential for running the Synthstation and Midi Mobilizer I in the background. CoreMIDI available in iOS4.2 and up (although MidiBridge will run on iOS3).
iPad Loops is an iOS music production blog dedicated to exposing the best iPad apps musicians, producers, and Djs. This is not a database of every app. It is, however, one of useful recommendations from someone with many years in music production. I try to update it on a daily basis (ok sometimes every two days) and I do my best to post useful apps only. My name is Jason Donnelly (Dj Puzzle).
Some of the apps that contain my sounds are Synth One, EG Segments, Hammerhead, Retronyms AudioCopy, Audio Evolution Mobile, and iMPC Pro. My work is published by Roland, Antares, Magix, Soundtrack Loops, Sample Logic, Acoustica, Native Instruments, The Grammt Museum and many more. Subscribe to our RSS feed below to get updated when new apps are posted.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
