Derson DSynth Mobile vs Guitar Buddha

DSynth Mobile is a low-latency polyphonic synthesizer for sound design, practice, and performance. Build patches with up to 10 oscillator layers, per-layer envelopes, detune, filters, a reorderable FX chain, factory and user presets, MIDI input, and responsive on-screen keys. Features: - Multi-layer oscillators with sine, square, saw, triangle, and noise waveforms - Per-oscillator ADSR, volume, detune, and filter controls - Global filter and master envelope - Reorderable FX chain with distortion, chorus, echo, delay, phaser, and reverb - Preset browser with factory and user presets - On-screen keyboard with octave controls and velocity from touch position - Oscilloscope and spectrum visualizers - Optional background audio

A quieter way to sit with your guitar. Every feature free, forever — no subscription, no account, no streaks. Learn songs, capture riffs before they fade, jam with a backing band. Everything stays on your device. - `SONGS` — learn the songs you love: transpose, capo, auto-scroll, simplify. - `IDEAS` — hum or play a riff; the chords and key are detected and kept. - `JAM` — a backing band in your key, at your tempo — drums, bass, keys. - `TUNER` — twenty tunings, standard to DADGAD, with a sweetened mode. - `PRACTICE` — routines, drills, Scale Coach, half-speed looper. - `ON YOUR WRIST` — metronome, tuner, and chords on Apple Watch, in haptics. - `NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE` — no account, no cloud, no tracking. - `FREE MEANS FREE` — every feature, unlocked, forever; the tip jar is there if it helps you play more. - `THE FAMILY` — Bass Buddha, Ukulele Buddha, and Drum Buddha are waiting when you pick up something new.