Polybeep vs Reverb Pedal

From the creators of DefleMask and Minimic, introducing Polybeep, a magnificent polyrhythmic sound machine designed to unlock your creativity. We even prepared a built-in tutorial to get you started. With aesthetically pleasing colors and design alongside unmatched visual feedback, you can really feel the beeping beeps and the poly rhythms. Yes, you can set up polyrhythms as easy as 3-4-5. You can record sounds directly from your microphone or load sample files. There’s some magic to make them sound great. Arrange the sounds into up to 6 looping shapes that can be configured as polygons of 3~16 vertices, then tweak their effects (delay, reverb, EQ, panning, chorus, and more), make a sequence of many melodies, and you’ll have a song in no time! You can even tap to change the tempo based on a rhythmic pulse. MIDI device input is as well supported! MIDI output coming soon! (notes, sync) macOS version is also available! Polybeep has been designed with a touch screen in mind from day one but it works perfectly fine on computers. When ready, you can save your songs and export them to wav files. We’d love to hear the songs that you come up with!

Studio Camera: Reverb is a studio-grade reverb pedal for iOS, built as an AUv3 plugin that drops into GarageBand, Logic, AUM, Cubasis, Studio Camera, and any AUv3 host. Three classic reverb modes, one simple pedal: - Hall: lush, large-space ambience with smooth decay - Plate: bright, dense reflections for vocals and drums - Spring: vintage amp-style spring reverb with metallic character Shape your sound with Decay and Level controls, switch modes on the fly, and use the true-bypass footswitch to keep your signal clean when the effect is off. Designed to work hand-in-hand with Studio Camera: load Reverb on any audio input channel to add space and depth to guitar, vocals, and live sources while recording or livestreaming. Part of the Studio Camera family of AUv3 effect pedals — including Overdrive, Chorus, Delay, and AutoWah.