Choose a sound to start your first loop.
This instrument is built for landscape.Turn your device sideways to see the whole panel.
Opening Studio…
Tap a circle to record. Tap again to loop.
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Tempo locks when recorded or undo audio exists.
A backing beat can set the tempo for your first loop. After clearing every track, recording starts immediately and pauses the old beat. Tap again to set a new tempo.
Choose a pattern and turn on the beat in the sound strip.
Enable your microphone to see available inputs.
Mono puts your mic on both sides. Use Stereo for a stereo instrument.
Turn on Hear mic in the sound strip to listen through headphones. Your mic records with it off, too.
This changes playback. Your recording stays intact.
Choose where each sound enters the input effects. These effects become part of your next recording.
Add pad B to send a source through both pads or just the last one.
1 · Choose a sound. Mic / input connects your microphone. Keys and Drums are ready to play. TouchSynth adds expressive pads, chromatic strips, chord progressions and complete sound presets.
2 · Tap a loop. Play your phrase, then tap the circle again to loop it. Add a beat first to follow its tempo.
3 · Build on it. Record another track, overdub a playing loop, or select a track to chop it.
Five tracks to start. ＋ Track adds another, up to ten. Use ← → to select any track, then 0 to record it or Shift 0 to play / stop it.
Unmapped MIDI notes play keys, or the selected TouchSynth pad when chosen in its Keyboard / MIDI selector. Channel 10 plays drums. Mappings stay in this browser.
Save session keeps your loops and settings so you can pick up here later.
Record performance captures everything you hear as one audio file.