KQ Dixie vs Hilda Synthesizer Usage & Stats

KQ Dixie is a 6-Operator FM synthesizer that is modeled on the synthesizer which appeared on the 1980s. FM synthesizers make sounds with Frequency Modulation. FM brings rich and brilliant sounds which are impossible to create with analog one. It makes very complex waves with simple modulations. The same method is used for radios. The synthesizer gained much popularity in the 1980s. This app lets you make sounds freely with 156 voice parameters. Almost all parameters but multi-timbral, filter, and delay are compatible with DX7. Audio Unit v3 compatible. Multiple-Out is supported when you use "KQ Dixie Multi". Audiobus compatible. Inter-App Audio compatible. 32 algorithms included. You can manage the hardware DX7 when it is connected with external MIDI cables. Supports DX7 System Exclusive Messages (SysEx) and syx files. Supports Zip files. Place Zip files at the app folder instead of extracting them. Supports micro tuning. The app can load Anamark tuning files (TUN). Supports external and virtual MIDI. Supports Volca FM. You may be able to find a lot of patches on the internet. Multi-timbres and Unisons functions are there. Yamaha DX7 is a trademark of Yamaha Corporation. Volca is a trademark of Korg Inc. I have no business relations with Yamaha and Korg. If you encounter a bug, please send me your Dixie Performance file. https://www.kiraqtech.jp/blog/contact-en/ Machine translated text is included in this application and description. Terms of Use: https://www.kiraqtech.jp/termsofuse/

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Hilda Synthesizer

Hilda is a Complex Oscillator Monosynth, inspired by the most interesting aspects of both west-coast and east-coast synthesis techniques. You'll find a wave folder, lowpass gate, and audio-rate modulations, but also a 12-mode filter and traditional VCA circuit. All parts of the instrument are carefully circuit-modelled to sound as analog (or digital, where applicable) as possible. It's like a best-of-all-worlds semi modular synth, but without the patch cables. The unique mix of different synthesis components adds up to a unique sounding electronic instrument, which can be used as a playable synthesizer, a MIDI sequencer and an audio effect for external audio - or any combination of those three. - Full Audio Unit compatibility (AUv3 instrument, audio effect and MIDI processor modes supported) - Universal design (iPhone and iPad; iPad Air 2 or higher recommended) - Built-in analog style 16 Step MIDI Sequencer with custom scales - 12 mode filter, based on the Oberheim Xpander design - Drone mode lets you [partially] bypass the VCA/LPG and just go with the flow - DIY Lo-Fi digital delay circuit emulation - Live pads with effects that can be triggered via the UI (or via exposed AU Parameters) - All synth settings exposed a AU Parameters (for automation and MIDI learning in your host of choice) - MIDI Processor plugin mode disables synth to save CPU - Carefully handcrafted by yours truly, to capture the essence of my love for tinkering and experimenting with sound :-) Find the user manual on ruismaker.com