iOS Musician Apps (636) Supported Technologies is Audiobus

A collaborative project with world renowned guitarist Lionel Loueke from Benin, West Africa - GuitAfrica offers an informative and enjoyable way to learn African style guitar.

Musicians can start tearing it up in the studio with Genome MIDI Sequencer (GMS), a powerful pattern based MIDI sequencer for the iPad.

Sends Audiobus signal to AirPlay speakers.

iMini is a recreation of the legendary synthesizer created by Bob Moog in 1971, one of most iconic synthesizers of all time.

When a punchy, fat sound is demanded, look no further. iProphet recreates the unique sound of the classic Sequential Circuits Prophet VS synthesizer.

KQ MiniSynth is a polyphonic modular synthesizer.

This audio effect is an advanced de-esser with an intuitive user interface.

The hybrid synth for iOS devices.

Combination of Drum Kits from your Top Hip-hop, DubStep, Pop, House, Trap, Techno Producers.

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

Samplr allows you to make music and play with sound in a new and intuitive way by touching the waveform on the screen with your fingers.

Metronome, Drum Machine, Practice Log.

iFretless is a guitar fretboard re-designed for maximum playability on iOS devices.

This is the first time Jordan Rudess, best known as the keyboardist for Dream Theater, has released a complete set of his exclusive sounds to the public.

It's a powerful rhythmic music generator for any 8 instruments that works Very Well for drums too.

Elastic Drums is a music app showcasing an interactive drum kit, that enables to create a huge range of rhythmic grids, ranging from classical analog drumkits up to experimental soundscapes.

Arctic Pro Synthesizer / Vocoder is a modern subtractive synthesizer.

Use it as the centerpiece of your setup to create and perform music on the go, in the studio and on stage.

SoundFont Pro is a soundfont player with a host of features.

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.