K3 Tones

K3 Tones

Tone generation wonderfulness

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Released
February 19, 2026
Updated
October 19, 2026

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A fun and free tone generation app. Choose Prime numbers, Healing frequencies; Earth Pulse derivatives, Schumann resonance (audible), and make your own Custom tones. Load and Save from Files (including Cloud). Choose the number of channels to generate tones with, from Mono (1 channel) all the way up to Atmos 9.1.6 (16 channels), with cool waveform graphs (pinch-able) to show each category of tone being generated, and a summary waveform graph for the entire mess that you have created! Three selectable Phase Adjustments can also be applied (None, Tri-Phase, and Five-Phase). And don't worry that you can't get a 16-channel amplifier and speaker setup connected to your Apple Device - you can click on the "Mix Spatial" button and get Spatial Audio output generated (best listened through Air Pods).
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What's New in K3 Tones

2026.1.0

October 19, 2026

What's New in 2026.1.0 A big one. Tones now comes in two flavours, and there's a lot more to play with. • Tones Classic and Tones Plus. Classic is the original sound, unchanged. Plus is gentler, with reverb, tones that breathe and fade in and out, and optional snapping to musical scales. • Spheres. Orbital frequencies of the planets and their moons, as their own tone set in Plus. • Zeta. The first 500 zeros of the Riemann zeta function, played as tones. • Cymatics. See the Chladni figure the tones you're playing would draw on a vibrating plate. • Feel the low ones. Tones too low to hear come through as haptics. • Chimes, detuned pairs and a worship drone to add to the mix. • Voice. Shape a recorded or spoken phrase with the tones, and arrange it across voices, including antiphonal. • Record the mix and save it as an audio file. • Tinnitus tools (Settings → Hearing). A tone for finding your tinnitus pitch and filtered noise to place around it. Not a treatment, and not a substitute for seeing a doctor. • Better mix levels. Each tone set has a relative level, so turning one up no longer distorts the others. • Plays nicer with AirPlay and HomePod. • Plenty of fixes and stability improvements. Still free. Still a little strange. Enjoy.

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