NAMBU is a 6-operator FM synthesizer that supports AUv3 plug-ins. It's a semi-modular FM synthesizer that incorporates modern ideas, not designed to recreate the sound and workflow of a vintage FM synthesizer. - 6x Operators - 11x LFOs - 11x Envelopes - 2x Step sequencer - 3 Band EQ - Compressor - Saturator - Chorus - Delay - Reverb # Note - NAMBU is not compatible with vintage FM synthesizers and you cannot import those presets into NAMBU. - This product is compatible with iPads and iPhones, but not compatible with Apple Silicon Macs. - This product mainly contains basic presets that are useful as a starting point for sound creation. Please note that there are no huge amount of presets. Enjoy making sounds. # 6 Operator Types - FM Operator - Noise Operator + AM - Oscillator Operator(Analog synthesizer style oscillator) + AM - Texture Operator + AM - Filter Operator - Resonator Operator # Operator Matrix Mixer The Matrix mixer creates an operator network that is not limited to traditional "Algorithm" methods. # Modulation sources - 4x LFOs - 4x Envelopes - 2x Step sequencer - 2x Keyboard scaling - 2x Velocities - 2x Macros # Effects - 3 Band EQ - Compressor - Saturator - Chorus - Delay - Reverb # Programmable Arpeggiator You can easily create your own pattern. # Universal App It is compatible with iPad and iPhone. # Audio Unit Extensions (AUv3) You can use this AUv3 Plug-In in a host application that supports Audio Unit Extensions (AUv3). # Audiobus You can stream live audio directly to an Audiobus compatible application. See https://audiob.us for more information. # Ableton Link Link is a technology that keeps devices in time over a local network. See https://www.ableton.com/link/ for more information. # MIDI input - Core MIDI, Virtual MIDI, Inter-App Audio MIDI Input - MIDI clock synchronization - MIDI controller mapping # Preset sharing You can share your presets with other users. You can add presets created by other users to your preset library using the iOS Share Extension feature. # More information Introductory videos and manuals can be found on the website below. https://icegear.net