Moonhunter Sonics — iOS music apps
Music tools that think in color
We build apps for musicians where every pitch has a color — and color carries real musical meaning. Two apps, one studio.
Coming soon to the App Store
The tuner · iOS
Kromatonic
Coming soon
An instrument tuner built loud. Big shapes, hard edges, zero clutter — and a color feature, Kromatonic, that gives every pitch class its own hue. The moment a note drifts, you see it as clearly as you hear it.
- Pitch becomes color Every one of the twelve tones maps to a fixed, vivid hue — a whole melody laid out as a run of colors.
- Readable across the room Octave, note, and cents deviation in type you can see from the back of the rehearsal space.
- Flat, sharp, or dead on The whole screen tells you. No squinting at a trembling needle.
- An instrument, not a gadget Heavy type, blunt geometry, hard-edged contrast. It looks like a tool you'd trust on stage.
The synthesizer · iOS
Quantachrome
Coming soon
A synthesizer whose visualizer isn't decoration — it's the sound itself. Every harmonic you play is drawn as a circular wave, and the waves interfere on screen the way they do in the air.
- The picture is the sound Every harmonic of every note becomes a circular wave. They interfere on screen exactly as waves do — the pattern you see is the harmonic content you hear.
- A full synth, not a toy Two wavetable oscillators per voice, a lowpass filter with its own envelope, LFOs, glide, delay and reverb — sixteen voices of polyphony.
- Played by hand or by MIDI A multi-touch piano keyboard is built in, with octave shifts. Plug in a hardware MIDI controller, or play MIDI files straight through the synth.
- Stereo, end to end The visualizer renders the left and right channels separately, with panning folded into the image — what you see is as wide as what you hear.
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