Oscillator vs Handy Harp II

Oscillator is a simple and rough audio generator application which has the following functions. You can use it as a test tone and play it as a strange musical instrument. - Four waveforms. (i.e. sine wave, square wave, saw wave and white noise.) - Exponential Frequency control using the slider. - Frequency numeric input using the software keyboard. - Equal distance panning control using the slider. - dB style amplitude control using the slider. - Sound output on/off button. - All sliders and buttons are multi-touch controlled. Please note the limitations below before you purchase/use this application. - The frequency control is not effective with the white noise oscillator. - The panning control is not effective with an iPhone internal speaker because it is monophonic. Use headphones or stereo speakers. - The audio output might be interrupted on a keyboard input, a view change and so on. - The accuracy of the audio output is not very high but it is reasonable.

The "world's easiest-to-play" grand harp returns, even better than before. The new version of this audiovisual app assists harpists, composers, arrangers, orchestrators and students in gaining a deeper understanding of the grand harp's pedal functions. This application is an high-performance tool that assists in intuitively configuring harp pedals and creating sheet music. To achieve both a realistic experience and efficient workflow, this application includes the following features. ■ Recreation of Performing a Harp ・Intuitive touch control scheme on realistic pedals and sheet-music-style diagrams ・Faithful simulation of the harp's unique disc rotations ・A harp string section capable of playing beautiful glissandos ■ Strong Support for Music Creation ・Piano keys and music notation displayed with enharmonic notes ・Instant access to 336 pre-registered scales and 540 pre-registered chord names ・The ability to save up to 999 frequently used pedal settings ■ External Software / DAW Integration ・The ability to transmit MIDI data via Bluetooth MIDI, Network MIDI and wired MIDI to your DAW *When using Windows 11, usage of a separate Bluetooth MIDI device such as one from CME (WIDI Bud Pro, WIDI Uhost and WIDI Thru6 BT) is required. *When using a Mac, IDAM (Inter-Device Audio and MIDI) is also supported. ・The ability to transfer pedal diagrams to sheet music software such as Sibelius and Dorico ■ Other Features ・Support for octave notation, a welcome feature for harpists ・Function that clearly indicates pedal changes using circular marks