VB3m vs MsyBass

GSi VB3m simulates the famous american tonewheel organ better known as the Hammond Organ B3. Main features: - Two manuals plus pedalboard - Two sets of 9 drawbars each for upper and lower manual - Two drawbars for the pedalboard - Physical modeling engine with full polyphony (91 tonewheels) - Rotary speaker effect with two variations plus one static amp - Virtual microphone positioning - Tube overdrive simulation - Two band equalizer - Digital reverb - Program bank with 32 memory locations - On screen keyboard (upper manual only) - Split function - Pedal-to-lower function - Pedal String Bass decay - Global tuning between A=430 Hz and A=450 Hz - Fully customizable Midi CC Mapping with Midi Learn function - Reverse all drawbar CC option - Sustain pedal support for sustaining notes - User selectable Midi channels - Freely assignable Program Change numbers - Low latency Core Audio support - IAA support - AUv3 plugin extension included - Background audio option - Free Cloud service to easily exchange Programs and Midi Maps Please note: to connect a USB-Midi controller, please use Apple's Camera Connection Kit (Lightning to USB-A). Don't connect your recharge cable to a USB host port, that won't transfer Midi data. For better performance, make sure your battery is fully charged or power your device wherever possible. For more details, please read this Q&A article: https://lnx.gsidsp.com/help/knowledgebase.php?article=1

MsyBass is a music instrument app for iOS.  The design of the playing surface is in line with a bass guitar. The tones are arranged according to the strings, but they are laid out as colored playing areas and labeled with their pitch names. This makes it easy to find and play the notes. Four bass sounds can be selected by tapping the down left button: F for finger bass, N for strings played with nails, P for playing with a pick and H for hammering or more of a pop sound. All sounds were recorded from a standard 5-string precision bass. Up-left and up-right are two buttons for simulating slapping and two buttons for simulating mute playing. The slap and mute modes can be set on hold by pressing both buttons simultaneously. The overall volume can be adjusted with a synchronized slider on the left and right side. The down-right button opens a new page with various settings. The number of frets, 4-strings or 5-strings and left-hand can be configured. Also the up-down ordering of the tones can be reversed. The app supports finger vibrato. This can be switched on and off. The app supports play tones with different loudness depending on the pressure. The range of the loudness level can be adapted to the needs with a maximum and minimum level. Play level depends on touch pressure. The pressure is estimated with the help of the accelerometer of the device. The level will be accordingly adjusted between the minimum and maximum level. This allows to adjust the range of playing level to your personal needs. Finally the tuning can be adjusted in the range from 430 to 450 Hz. Also transposing the pitch in semitones is supported. Selecting the Settings resets the playing mode, which may sometimes be necessary, when a tone hangs on.