Apple’s iOS platform has been graced by countless virtual analogue synthesizers, especially since the omnipresent iPad debuted back in 2010. Many of them are free, but few of them truly are – as Linux ...

Fantastic iPad synths are nothing new. Korg, Moog and others have fashioned amazing music-creation tools for Apple’s tablet, marrying cutting-edge digital interfaces with rich pedigrees in sound and ...

The AudioKit Synth One is a professional-level open-source synthesizer for your iPad. It has features that match or even rival the ones on iOS synths from Korg, Electro-Harmonix and Moog, which can ...

AudioKit Synth One, a free and open-source iPad synth, is now available for download in the Apple App Store, developer Matthew Fecher has announced. The Synth One, which Fecher describes as “the ...

Synth One is a new synth app for the iPad, but it’s also a big deal. Why? Because it is free, open-source and built by volunteer musicians and programmers. It’s beautifully designed, sounds great, is ...

AudioKit Synth One was a minor breakthrough for mobile music making as a free, open source synthesizer that could compete with the heavyweights, but its iPad-only nature limited its audience. You'll ...

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Here’s some pretty big news for iOS musicians: AudioKit’s Digital D1 synth is now an Audio Unit. What? That means that, instead of running as a standalone app, you can now run it as a plugin inside ...