Linear Player vs Chordical

- stunning visuals and response based on real keys pictures, near full/5 octaves display (on iPad) - best of sounds created in late eighties (using advanced 4 operators FM and Linear synthesis from an underrated D-series synth). - samples up to 30s length to capture the original filter, stunning low end, never heard before synth sounds and effects - Midi support - IAA (Inter Application Audio) and Audio Unit v3 - uses very few CPU The base version is free, and In App Purchase allows to unlock the full Pro library (32 presets, 900 MB size).

Chordical is a flashcard-style tool for helping musicians practice and memorize their chords. You can select individual chords and chord qualities you'd like to practice or you can even try the new diatonic chord mode that cycles between random chords in the keys you've selected. Chordical also supports MIDI input, so you can use any MIDI instrument to practice (as long as it supports playing a chord!). The app also supports MIDI clock input so you can sync a backing track from a DAW with the app while you practice so things are a bit more fun. :)