iOS Musician Apps (561) Supported Technologies is Audiobus

insTuner is a chromatic tuner that helps you tune your instruments.

Turn your iPad into the electric piano instrument with a collection of authentic electric pianos and vintage keyboards along with built-in recording.

Designed by a musician for musicians Drums by Asrodot brings a novel twist to drumming on the iPad/iPhone.

Auria LE is a "lite" version of Auria host with a very limited set of features.

Metronome for iPhone, is also an intuitive and powerful groove box / drum machine and tempo practice tool.

Rhythm Lab is a comprehensive rhythm app that tests your skill and coordination.  There are four types of drills: single, double, drum, and drum kit.

A matrix-controlled arpeggiator designed to play with your thumbs.

Traditional musical instruments are difficult to learn because notes are arranged based on physical constraints.  Musix Pro arranges notes based on their harmonic and musical relationships instead, allowing shapes and patterns to emerge that unlock the mathematical beauty of music.

Anyone can create pro-quality music in minutes with the world's only chord-based audio loop app.

Nils is a real time sound effect machine with a minimalistic looper. It comes with bitcrush, delay and gain for distortion.

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

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.

A highly playable and extremely flexible "echo centric" multi effects processor.

The concert quality piano app.

The concert quality piano app.

The second best sounding piano app in the App Store (after "Colossus Piano")!

AudioStretch is the audio and video transcription tool. Now you can manipulate the pitch, speed and transcribe your tunes from both audio and video files; or by using your phone’s camera you can capture video directly into AudioStretch and transcribe it.

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.

The concert quality piano app.