303 Note vs UME

TB-303 note is an app for quickly jotting down and managing acid bass line synth sequences — TB-303, Behringer TD-3, Roland TB-03, and more. Perfect for those moments when: "I want to recreate this pattern on another machine, but checking all the original settings is a hassle..." "My hardware's memory is full, but I don't want to lose my favorite patterns." Patterns you save can be played back instantly. Turn the built-in synth knobs to dial in that signature squelch while you shape your line. Key Features: - A dedicated interface: A step sequencer screen that feels just like the real hardware. Note, Down/Up, Accent, and Slide — all editable on one screen. - Built-in preview playback: Audition your patterns instantly, even while editing, so you can hear it and tweak it on the fly. - TB-303-style tone knobs: CUTOFF / RESO / ENV / DECAY / ACCENT — dial in the feel before you commit it to hardware. - Dark mode support: Easy on the eyes during late-night studio sessions or on a dark club stage. - CSV export: Export your saved patterns as CSV for easy backup and management on your computer. Keep your acid basslines safe and ready, anytime, anywhere.

UME turns saved links, places, wishes and ideas into clear plans — for yourself or together with your partner. SAVE AND ORGANIZE — add links and images from the system Share menu; — organize savemarks with folders and tags; — find saved places on the map and return to them later. PLAN TOGETHER — build a shared Garden with widgets for upcoming plans, maps, wishlists and fresh ideas; — create personal and shared events; — optionally view selected Apple Calendar events and export UME plans to a dedicated calendar. CHOOSE WHAT TO DO NEXT — collect wishes and gift ideas; — pick a film together with Film Match swipes; — ask the UME assistant to turn everything you saved into a concrete next step. You control access to your data. Location, Photos, Calendar and Notifications are used only after system permission. You can delete your account directly in the app. Automatic processing is included within free limits; when a limit is reached, the original saved item is kept.