A Kalimba In Your Pocket

US Kalimba: Pocket Synth is an expressive iOS/AUv3 instrument      26/10/26

 Kalimba: Pocket Synth is available as a standalone iOS app and AUv3 plugin, it combines kalimba-inspired plucks with evolving sustain textures and gesture-based performance controls.

Its playing strips feature separate pluck and sustain zones, with E-kalimba and wavetable-based sustain sounds. An arpeggiator, a looper, four LFOs, effects and MIDI functionality expand its sound design and performance possibilities. You can also perform strums and change the key and scale while playing.

Features:
– Expressive touch-based performance strips – E-Kalimba physical-inspired pluck and sustain engines – Sample-based kalimba engine – Wavetable pluck and sustain voices – Four assignable LFOs with editable modulation areas – Per-strip LFO assignment and visual feedback – Built-in ARP with musical patterns and timing controls – Auto Strum and Repeat performance tools – Looper with count-in, quantisation and metronome – Reverb, delay, distortion and performance effects – Configurable keys, scales and number of strips – Factory presets for acoustic, ambient and experimental sounds – MIDI In and MIDI Out – AUv3 Instrument and AUv3 MIDI Processor – Standalone operation on iPhone and iPad

Pricing and Availability:
Available at the App Store

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