iOS Musician Apps (392) Supported Technologies is Audiobus, Type is Instrument

LayR is a polyphonic, multi-timbral synthesizer for iPad and iPhone, delivering up to 256 voices of rich, multi-layered and textured sounds.

Nave is a wavetable synthesizer.

All the afro latin rhythms with the highest sound quality.

Brazilian Drum Machine is a complete brazilian rhythm section in your device.

Turn your iPhone or iPad into a solid Rock Drummer with powerful drum sounds and tons of rhythms to get energetic drum grooves.

BLEASS Granulizer generates short samples (‘grains’) from different input signals by modulating different parameters which you can visualize thanks to a 3D Visualizer.

Pure Acid is a bassline synthesizer and drum machine in one app.

miRack is a Eurorack-style modular synthesizer. It aims to provide user experience and audio quality close to those of the real Eurorack hardware.

Brought to you in partnership with Streetly Electronics, the inventors of the mellotron, Streetlytron includes a massive collection of 90 tapes, with 65 drawn from Streetly's Production Masters - exactly the same tapes that ship with their $8,000 M4000 unit. Completing the sample sets are our own very popular 'Caitlin Downie Soprano' and 'Clare Lindley Violin' collection, to offer a huge, rich selection of choral and string textures for your mixes.

Galileo Organ 2 is a tonewheel and transistor organ app.

Play along or record your own songs with the best studio drummer in the world.

Syntronik is IK’s cutting-edge synthesizer that features the sound of the most iconic machines to ever grace the planet.

Synthesizer specially designed for creating and experiments with ambient soundscapes in wide range from noises to melodic instruments and everything in between.

Slow down music, choose the perfect pitch, and learn to play by ear.

Built for Live performance and hands free use, Quantiloop recreates the simplicity of a hardware loop pedal in an iOS app.

This app reproduces the functionality of Casio’s best-selling CZ-series models, such as the CZ-101 (first released in 1984), and also includes new functions.

Slow down music, choose the perfect pitch, and learn to play by ear.

Borderlands Granular uses a technique called granular synthesis, which involves the superposition of tiny fragments of sound, or “grains," to create complex, evolving timbres and textures.

Play with the sound of a full cathedral organ, created by award-winning sound designer Kurt Ader.

Synthesis without the spaghetti. From the creators of Grain Science and Sylo Synth (used by Gorillaz and The Flaming Lips).