Roxsyn -- a synth that rocks. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Roxsyn is the “world’s first metamorphic guitar synthesizer” for iPad. The app lets you plug in your guitar and, when you play it, ...

This week's awesome apps include a retro synthesizer, a solid VPN, a quick test for hard drives and a guide to Italian eateries. In this week’s Awesome Apps roundup, we have a synthesizer app that ...

The music industry has slowly but surely conformed to the digital takeover over the past few decades. And while some would argue nothing can compare to the authentic analog contraptions that defined ...

The likes of Korg and Moog have their own synthesizer apps for iOS devices, and now there's a new option for loading up a virtual instrument on those mobile devices. Electro-Harmonix has released a ...

iOS: One of the best parts of any science-fiction game or movie are those ominous tones that suggest a conversation or discovery is about to head south—a quintessential part of the soundtrack that ...

Synthesizer companies have a knack for bringing digital versions of analog gear to mobile devices so hobbyists and pros alike can get creative with ease. Earlier this year, Moog released a $30 app ...

Korg has this week added a new addition to its range of smartphone and tablet applications, with the introduction of the Korg M1 digital synthesizer and music workstation for iPad. The Korg M1 digital ...

Hold onto your bass lines, synth-heads—Moog Music on Monday released Animoog, a professional-quality polyphonic synthesizer app for the iPad. Moog Music, created in the 1950s by electronic music ...

This is definitely one of the coolest iPhone Apps we have seen so far on Geeky Gadgets, NESynth. NESynth is a virtual synthesizer app for the iPhone that simulates 8-bit sounds from 80s video games, ...

The ultimate portable music board is finally going mobile: Roli has announced the release of Equator for iPhone, the company's next step in on-the-go sound production and companion app to its Seaboard ...

Recently I reviewed a powerful, yet charming, music synthesizer app called Bebot Robot Synth. I loved the way that app combined the power of a musical instrument in the guise of a goofy dancing robot.