Chime - Turn Noise Into Music

Chime - Turn Noise Into Music

Apps Are Fun LLC
¤38.00

App information

Version
1.0.2
Download size
8.14MB
First released
2026-03-11
Developer
Apps Are Fun LLC
Bundle ID
soulyft.FilterSynth
Category
Music (31,849)

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From the App Store Source
Chime — Turn Noise Into Music Ever wondered what sound feels like? Chime transforms raw noise into rich, playable textures the moment your fingers hit the screen. No text labels. Just discovery. Built for beginners and pros alike. Built for anyone curious about music. Just sound, waiting to be shaped. Every swipe reveals new tones, movement, and color you didn’t expect. On iPhone, tap and explore a single immersive canvas. iPad splits into three voices — layer or jam. Play, listen, learn — Chime is an instant lesson in sound. Powered by Sketch Audio’s custom engine, Chime is fast, responsive, and deeply expressive. What people are saying “Loving it so far — truly anybody could use this regardless of musical ability. It’s fun and simple yet immersive. I’ll definitely be losing hours messing around with this one in the future.” - @benspremulli “So satisfying to use.” - @beabrabante "This is a truly special synth app! I can't wait to see what other people make with this." - @peninsularepairs Highlights • Play sound through touch — icon-only interface invites discovery • 49 presets ready to spark ideas, plus unlimited user saves. • Wide sound palette — from shimmering pads and glassy plucks to gritty drones, textured noise hits, bass pulses, and percussive glitches • Interactive filter with three modes (low-, high-, band-pass) • Up to three layers on iPad for instant splits or stacks • AUv3 & standalone — drop Chime into any iOS DAW • MIDI input for external controllers • Session auto-save so ideas never disappear Chime is ready when you are. Download today.

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Who made it?

The developer is Apps Are Fun LLC, and the app identifier is soulyft.FilterSynth.

When was it first released?

It was first released on 2026-03-11, according to our own database record.

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