Oktopus Synthesizer
iOS app by Vyacheslav Koristov. Music · Vyacheslav Koristov
- Store rating
- 4.67 / 5
- Store rating count
- 9
- Download price
- 4.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.5
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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Store description excerpt
Oktopus is a deep synthesizer and AUv3 extension instrument with a modular spirit built for sound design, performance, and music creation in any compatible DAW or standalone. This app includes an AUv3 extension! Shape sounds across 8 synth blocks, combine oscillators and samples, route MIDI creatively, and build movement with LFOs, arpeggiators, modulation, and a flexible effects chain. Use Oktopus as a standalone instrument or load it inside AUv3-compatible iOS hosts / DAWs. Features: + 8-block synth architecture for layered and evolving sounds + MPE and MIDI input support + AUv3 instrument support for compatible hosts + Sample loading, slicing, and playback tools + Built-in recording and sample export workflow + Built-in spectrometer to clearly see what you're creating + Per-block arpeggiator and sequencing controls + LFOs, modulation routing, and performance macros + Factory presets and factory samples included + Share Voice Memos/Audio Files/Photos/Video clips to the app to sample almost anything you can imagine. Supported files: AIFF, MP3, WAV, MP4, MOV, JPEG, HEIF, PNG, SVG + Spectral synthesis + Flexible effects chain with EQ, distortion, bitcrusher, compressor, phaser, flanger, chorus, filter, delay, and reverb + Touch-friendly interface for iPhone and iPad music creation + Custom zoom level Oktopus is made for producers, composers, and experimental musicians who want a powerful synth environment that can move from quick ideas to detailed sound design.
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