ANILOG

ANILOG is bursting onto the scene with a totally new approach to making synthesized instruments---this isn't your typical analog synth. Designed by musicians and battle-tested in live performance, ANILOG is a mobile powerhouse! It's great for vintage video game, chiptune, and synth pop music.

Load ANILOG in your favorite DAW as an Audio Unit plugin! (ANILOG supports most AUv3 hosts.) For each instance of ANILOG you can choose single instruments in Instrument Mode, or set to Sequencer Mode to play more complex backing tracks. ANILOG is also fully Audiobus and Inter-App Audio compatible.

Combine 3 oscillators and a noise envelope to produce bright 80s-style synths, rich deep bass, punchy kicks and snares, a variety of screaming leads, and even breathy woodwinds! It's loaded with 168 hand-crafted presets that respond to touch velocity on the on-screen keyboard or an attached MIDI keyboard.

The built-in multi-track sequencer lets you play up to 32 voices simultaneously with per-track reverb and volume send levels. Each song contains its own instrument patch library so you can create the perfect sound. Compose and share songs wherever you are. Speed up your editing by attaching a hardware keyboard. Also supports cool effects like a built-in echo tank and sidechain ducking.

This is the ultimate analog workstation that fits in your pocket or on the stage.

* Audio Units version 3 (AUv3) compatible
* Up to 32 voices
* 168 factory preset programs, 168 extra user program storage
* 3 oscillators and 1 noise generator per voice
* Velocity-sensitive envelopes and properties
* 16-track sequencer with import and export
* Built-in echo tank, sidechain effect
* Export/import instrument settings to JSON to share with your friends
* Designed for the iPhone, and scales up to an iPad
* On-screen note keyboard that can be hidden
* Plug in MIDI keyboard
* Rad "dark" look that makes it easy to see on stage
* Attach a hardware keyboard for enhanced editing shortcuts
* Audiobus compatible, IAA compatible

更新履歴
A performance bug was fixed that may cause ANILOG to hang after a few minutes of continuous sequence playback. Other small UI tweaks were also performed.