iOS Musician Apps (183) Supported Technologies is Audio Unit (AU), Type is Instrument

Turbosounds for Accordion provides many special sounds of the Oberkrainer folk music.

Ruismaker is a unique drumsynth plugin (i.e. it does not use samples), which is coupled with a creative Euclidean sequencer when run in standalone mode.

Dedicated monophonic synth bass synthesizer.

Mersenne is a melodic percussion synthesizer that combines two FM synthesis modules, a noise generator and a resonator.

KQ MiniSynth is a polyphonic modular synthesizer.

GeoShred is an expressive musical instrument with a multi-touch performance surface, coupled with an advanced physical model of a guitar.

This app contains the following instruments: Trumpet, Trombone and Saxophone sampled in four different brass sections.

PlaySections is an audio/video player that allows you to freely set marks and play back specific sections of your audio/video files.

Lorentz is not only a live-oriented analog modeling synthesizer, but also has a resonator that makes metallic and aggressive sounds.

Castamatic is the app to listen to podcasts on any iOS device.

This fully featured monophonic synthesizer can create a huge variety of sounds. Fat basses, stabby leads, glitchy noises, old style chip tune sounds (including arpeggios), weird percussion, you name it.

Portable Music Production Studio : create beats, compose whole tracks, sample, record, sequence, perform, mix and arrange your own music.

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

Oriental Strings is a professional sound module app for oriental keyboard players and for musicians who simply want to resemble the typical sound of the Middle East in their songs.

Laplace is a physical-modeling synthesizer based on resonator synthesis that makes it easy to create bowed string, plucked string, blown pipe and metallic sounds.

Play your iPad with external MIDI instruments, accordion-MIDI, soundenlargement for your stage-setup or as stand-alone for training and learning at home.

iSEM is a recreation of the classic 1974 Oberheim SEM (Synthesizer Expander Module), one of the world's first self-contained synthesizer modules and the first to bear the "Oberheim Electronics" name.

iPulsaret is a new real-time software capable of all time-domain varieties of granular synthesis.