miRack vs Bassliner

miRack is a polyphonic Eurorack-style modular environment. It aims to provide user experience and audio quality close to those of the real Eurorack hardware. miRack can be used to build custom synthesizers, audio and MIDI effects, control other apps and equipment, as a playground to explore and learn modular synths, and for live performances. miRack is also available on macOS, including Audio Unit and VST plugins. * Comes with more than 800 modules created by third-party developers and adapted for mobile devices by miRack team. New modules are added regularly. * Includes AUv3 plugin. Can work as an instrument, audio effect or MIDI processor. Supports parameter automation to record and automate changes of almost any virtual module control. * AUv3 hosting capabilities (in-app purchase). Incorporate any AUv3 instrument, effect or MIDI effect plugins into your patches. * Controller module (in-app purchase) allows to design AUv3 user interface for your patch. * Multi-channel audio input and output (in both standalone and AUv3 modes), with full support for Expert Sleepers audio interface modules to integrate with hardware Eurorack equipment. * MIDI input and output, including MIDI clock sync, and MIDI learn function. Automate and control your patch, or control other software and hardware instruments with powerful sequencer modules. * Ableton Link support to synchronise with other music software on the same device or over network. * iCloud support to sync patches between iOS and macOS app versions. * Visit patchstorage.com/platform/mirack for inspiration and to share your patches.

Bassliner is a programmer for the Behringer TD-3 Analog Bass Line Synthesizer. The app doesn't make sound by itself and is designed to be used with the hardware. Connect your iOS device to the TD-3 with USB cable and get full access of all patterns on the device. Get a visual view of your patterns and edit them with ease. You can load, edit and save your edited patterns and hear your changes as you edit when the synthesizer is running. You will need a USB cable and the Apple Lightning to USB-A or Apple USB-C to USB-A adapter depending on the port of your iPad or iPhone. Disclaimer: Drum Machine Funk is not affiliated with Behringer in any way and is an independent developer designing apps to leverage the full potential of your music hardware.