Digitron Synthesizer has landed on iPhone and iPad after topping 80,000 Android downloads. SillyDevices packs virtual-analog synthesis, modular routing, and eight sequencer tracks into the mobile app, with hardware sync available for Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators.
Each track gets separate synthesis controls, while sequencing runs across 16 steps and 16 patterns. Pattern chains, probability, retrigger, pitch, velocity, gate settings, and per-step Parameter Locks give users plenty to tweak without turning the workflow into homework.
AUv3 support lets iOS musicians load Digitron inside compatible production apps. External MIDI keyboards and CC controllers can handle notes and parameter changes, while XY controls, effects, mixing tools, and an audio recorder-editor round out the setup.
Digitron is available through the App Store and Google Play. The basic version costs nothing, while Pro access is priced at $10.
Each track gets separate synthesis controls, while sequencing runs across 16 steps and 16 patterns. Pattern chains, probability, retrigger, pitch, velocity, gate settings, and per-step Parameter Locks give users plenty to tweak without turning the workflow into homework.
AUv3 support lets iOS musicians load Digitron inside compatible production apps. External MIDI keyboards and CC controllers can handle notes and parameter changes, while XY controls, effects, mixing tools, and an audio recorder-editor round out the setup.
Digitron is available through the App Store and Google Play. The basic version costs nothing, while Pro access is priced at $10.
