ToneShaper vs MIDI FX Usage & Stats
Create cycles with tone shapes of smoothly varying frequency by plotting frequency at specific times.
Tap the library button to pick from a selection of sample tone shapes to get started.
Tap in the plot view to add points with coordinates (frequency, time). Drag to move points, but limited by the neighbors time.
Alternatively, drag in the draw tab to add points, then apply them to set the points in the plot view.
Adjust the frequency range slider to limit the bandwidth.
Adjust the duration slider to specify the cycle period.
Finally, in the export view you can save the audio to a WAV file with a chosen number of cycles. The duration of the audio is limited by the maximum duration, which therefore also limits the number of cycles in the audio file.
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Control your MIDI signals and process them in any combination of ways: Harmonize, Transpose, Arpeggiate, etc... Or use the Sequencer to play any external or virtual synth. Use a MIDI interface to unlock the power of the app to control multiple synths with one keyboard, play one note and generate chords, basslines, etc... Use the delay/looper or filter notes based on velocity or other parameters to send to different synths/effects.
A MIDI workstation in your pocket (or your iPad/Mac)
You can also use some internal instruments (drums sampler, piano or synth) if you are away from your MIDI gear, and sequence whole songs inside the app, or use other synth apps as input/output for MIDI FX. Your imagination is the limit!
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ToneShaper VS. 
MIDI FXDecember 23, 2024