Detune teaches iPhone users synthesis and basic theory with hands-on synth tasks. Each task runs on its built-in wavetable synth, not video. Its synthesis course has 29 modules split into seven acts. The material covers wave shapes, envelopes, filters, dual oscillators, LFOs, mono mode, glide, effects, resonance, noise, sub bass, routing, FM, hard sync, and ring modulation.
A patch made from zero finishes each act, and the learner keeps it. Theory takes ten modules and stays ear-first. Rhythm, keys, melody, progressions, fifths, octaves, minor color, chord moves, triads, and scales all show up, while notation stays out. Challenges cover brightness calls, target-patch matching, and note placement. One sound-design task appears daily.
The engine uses a pair of wavetable oscillators, noise, one sub oscillator, three resonant filter types, two envelopes, an LFO, and a modulation matrix. Delay, chorus, phaser, distortion, and reverb handle effects. Installing it costs nothing. Pro opens all modules and removes lesson caps at $59.99 yearly after seven free trial days, or $12.99 monthly.
A patch made from zero finishes each act, and the learner keeps it. Theory takes ten modules and stays ear-first. Rhythm, keys, melody, progressions, fifths, octaves, minor color, chord moves, triads, and scales all show up, while notation stays out. Challenges cover brightness calls, target-patch matching, and note placement. One sound-design task appears daily.
The engine uses a pair of wavetable oscillators, noise, one sub oscillator, three resonant filter types, two envelopes, an LFO, and a modulation matrix. Delay, chorus, phaser, distortion, and reverb handle effects. Installing it costs nothing. Pro opens all modules and removes lesson caps at $59.99 yearly after seven free trial days, or $12.99 monthly.
