Melody King : Midi Melody and Full-featured synthesizer.

$4.99

1.0for iPad

Subrata Mazumder

Developer

Sep 8, 2016

Update Date

Entertainment

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About Melody King : Midi Melody and Full-featured synthesizer.

Description
Introduction:
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Melody King is a full-featured iPad synthesizer

Melody King Features:
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# 5-Voice Virtual Analog Synthesizer
# Dual VCO-style Oscillators
# MIDI in for notes
# Dedicated Sub Oscillator
# FM Oscillator w/ Mod (Nord Lead style)
# 4-Pole Vintage Low-Pass Filter (Moog style)
# Oscillator Morph Knob (Access Virus style)
# Beautiful Sean Costello Reverb
# Free-running LFO w/ 4 waveforms
# Multi-tap (ping-pong) delay
# ADSR Envelope
# Detune Oscillators by Semitone & Hz
# Hold & Mono modes for keyboard
# Noise generator
# 8-Bit Crusher

Sound Tips for Melody King:
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# You can get a pure Sine wave by (1) turning the Osc Mix to the left (2) turning off VCO1 (3) Turning the FM up!

# Use the morph knob between square and pulse for basic PWM control.

# Not getting enough low-end for your liking? Turn down the Rez.

# Use 2 saws and detune VCO2 for a shimmery vintage Polysynth sound. Slowly open the filter to your taste.

# The reverse saw LFO (the last wave setting on the LFO) can simulate a basic voltage-controlled note repeat.

# Keep dry/wet knobs under 50% for a more powerful sound.

# Turn the ADSR Release down to zero and turn the echo on to hear how the echo taps fire.

Just Enjoy....!