iOS Musician Apps (345) Supported Technologies is Audiobus, Type is Instrument

Real live horns for your songs, played by the first call horn section in The Netherlands, the Jayhorns.

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HOWL is a simple vocoder/synthesizer. It uses formants to simulate the human voice and a pitch-space keyboard to help you find interesting melodies.

Hypertron is a new exciting, musical instrument for iOS, which offers the best features of well known samplers, sequencers and drummachines for quick editing and flexible music production.

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

iFretless Bass is a professional virtual instrument that provides bass and guitar players with an expressive fretless playing surface.

iFretless Brass enables guitar and string instrument players to play expressive music with a variety of instruments.

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

This is the app for guitar, bass, and strings players who need realistic woodwind instrument sounds for recording or live performance.

The concert quality piano app.

The concert quality piano app.

The concert quality piano app.

The concert quality piano app.

GuZheng is a Chinese plucked zither that has a history dated back to 500 B.C. It is rich in playing techniques.

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

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

iPhilicorda is an emulation of a vintage organ from the sixties, the Philicorda, created by the Dutch company Philips.

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

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.