Animoog!

Moog's iconic modular synthesizer has been meticulously recreated for iOS. Built on Apple’s Metal advanced graphics engine, the Moog Model 15 offers unaparelleled expression though a zooming, panning environment and with modular patching that feels natural, faithfully emulating the feel of interacting with the classic gear.

KORG Gadget offers a collection of more than 20* different synthesizers and drum machines called “Gadgets.” These gadgets were designed to assist the user to produce powerful electronic music. The latest version features universal support not only for the iPad, but also for the iPad Pro and the iPhone. The painstaking attention that Korg has given its hardware instruments for more than fifty years has now taken shape as cutting-edge software in the Gadget. It's the ultimate all-in-one music production studio app. »

DRC is a virtual analog synthesizer replicating the sound of hardware synths and featuring a minimal but powerful parameter set and cloud syncing for presets to make it easy to port patches to other devices. The synth is available across multiple platforms both desktop and mobile.

Poison-202 is virtual synth that emulates the sounds of classic hardware synths from the '80s and '90s. The synth is capable of reproducing sounds from nearly any classic synth timbre.

A classic hardware synthesizer from the 1990s, KORG's WAVESTATION has been completely and accurately reproduced for iOS. iWAVESTATION combines the power of the classic "advanced vector synthesis system" with a renewed, touch-based design to let you intuitively visualize and shape sounds.

KORG iMS-20: Transform your iPad into a complete analog synth studio!

ARP ODYSSEi is a masterful recreation of Korg's legendary 1972 synthesizer, the ARP Odyssey. It's a polyphonic, analog synth made exclusively for iOS from the masters themselves.

Since it went on sale in 1988 the legendary M1 music workstation rapidly achieved record-breaking sales, becoming a mainstay of the music scene from the late 1980s and beyond. The common element of electronic instruments that have left their name in history is that they had a unique sound that was difficult if not impossible to replicate. Sounds such as the “M1 Piano” is instantly recognizable and have appeared on countless hit records over many years, and yet these are sounds that could only be produced by the M1. And that’s what you can now have on your iPad! »