"Fermion--much like a true classic hardware analog synthesizer--makes all synthesis parameters concurrently visible, available and tweak-able, for greater real-time performance control.For playing hard core dance and techno, nothing beats the classic sound of a monophonic synth. Easily create and play sounds like a classic Moog or or a Roland TB-303.
Features
* Monophonic— plays one note at a time l]
* Oscillator Module
* Dual oscillators
* Square, Triangle, Sawtooth, Reverse Sawtooth waves
* Octave selector, supporting 5 octaves
* Glide between notes (Lag Processor)
* Oscillator fine tune (more than one full octave)
* Oscillator sync
* Low Pass Filter Module
* Modulation module
* Tremelo/Wave
* Vibrato/Pitch
* Filter
* Envelope Generator module
* Supports ADSR (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release)
* Volume
* Filter (amount of low pass filter)
* Arpeggio
Fermion is a based on the open source project Mobilsynth by Allen Porter. Developers are encouraged to visit the website and contribute. For more information about the Mobilsynth, visit http://code.google.com/p/mobilesynth/"
Fermion - DaabApps
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And another iPhone / iPad synth with the oscillator footage names mixed up: The lowest one is named with the lowest number. But because the footages were based on the church organ pipe length (where the longest pipe is the deepest). So 16' should be the deepest. And not 1'.
ReplyDeleteWhy is now one changing this on all these open source Mobilsynth projects finally? Hello?