SwaySynth vs Synth Studio

Turn your iPhone or iPad into an instrument you can move. Hold the on-screen keys, then lift your device for volume, roll it for texture, and flick left or right to bend held notes. Pads and choirs let you build chords; lead sounds give you an expressive melodic voice. FULL SWAYSYNTH • Eight synth sounds: Warm Pad, Glass Pad, Air Pad, Choir Aah, Choir Ooh, Soft Lead, Saw Lead and Square Lead. • Motion volume, texture and pitch gestures. • Adjustable motion response, calibration and texture range. • A keyboard range bar from C1 to B7, with portrait and landscape layouts. • Native layouts for iPhone and iPad, including portrait, landscape and resizable iPad windows. Use AUTO / LOCK to keep your playing orientation when the system allows it. FREE BASIC KEYBOARD Play the piano, flute and cello sounds with touch. Basic mode uses fixed tone and volume, without phone motion or texture controls. TRY FIRST, BUY ONCE Start the free full-feature trial when you are ready. It lasts two continuous hours from confirmation with Apple, including time while the app is closed. When it ends, the basic keyboard stays available. Synth sounds, phone motion and texture require the one-time full unlock. There is no subscription and no automatic charge. The purchase screen shows your local App Store price. Restore Purchases restores an existing full unlock with the same Apple Account. Audio is generated on your phone. No microphone, account or advertising is required. Motion gestures require your device’s motion sensors. iPad uses its full available window. The keyboard keeps one octave in portrait and two in landscape. Privacy: https://swaysynth.com/privacy.html Support: https://swaysynth.com/support.html Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Synth Studio is an interactive sound synthesis lab powered by ti.synthengine, the open-source native audio module for Titanium SDK on iOS and Android. Play the keyboard, edit sounds, run sequences and save presets directly in the app. Explore the module's features through hands-on sound design. Explore the module's capabilities: • Six sound sources: sine, square, sawtooth, triangle, noise and editable wavetables. • Up to 32 simultaneous voices and four native sequence tracks sharing the voice pool. • Sustained notes, chords, pitch sweeps and finite sound effects. • Sequences with up to 512 steps, rests, chords, swing, arpeggios and overlapping notes. • Sequence timing and repeated tones driven by the native audio clock. • ADSR envelopes, resonant filters, FM synthesis, pulse-width modulation, vibrato and two independent voice LFOs. • Native per-attack variation with adjustable intensity and seeded parameter selection. • Chorus, ping-pong delay, reverb, saturation, stereo pan and binaural front-plane positioning for headphones. • Audio routing, effect sends, voice priorities and engine diagnostics. Try 470 factory presets and examples covering instrument sounds, retro effects, game audio, interface feedback, alerts and polyphony. Use the keyboard for sustained sounds or the effects deck for complete attacks and repetition. Adjust compatible controls while notes are held, save personal presets and compare changes with A/B memories. Audio is synthesized in real time, without recorded instrument samples. The interface and factory catalog are available in English and Spanish. For Titanium SDK developers Find the module source, downloads, API documentation and integration examples in the official repository: https://github.com/macCesar/TiSynthEngine