Percussive Synth for Android

11 things about Percussive Synth

1. The second oscillator's frequency can be discretely shifted from -2 to +2 octaves, or smoothly offset using the "osc2 freq" knob.

2. Oscillators' frequency can glide to a higher or a lower value - "decay time" will set the duration of this glide, and "decay amt" the frequency destination - it's quantized to octaves and fifths.

3. The filter's cut-off frequency can be dynamically controlled by ADSR (attack, decay, sustain, release) module.

4. One of the cool features of the sequencer is the ability to switch between straight and odd subdivisions - a note can be one-fourth of the bar, but also one-sixth, and one-tenth.

5. Fine control over many virtual analog synth parameters allows for vast sonic experimentation potential.

6. Each synthesizer voice has a completely independent set of parameter values, so you get four different synths playing polyphony.

7. And unique sequencer implementation equipped with such potential creates an exceptional user experience.

8. Also, notes can overlap and re-trigger after overlap ends, which allows for creating weird rhythms when used with odd subdivisions.

9. Percussive synth will accompany you while you jam, be your groove experimentation space, or be your source of recording material you may export and mix in a DAW.

10. Tap notes into one of the four tracks, one track for each voice of the synthesizer.

11. The flexible simplicity of the sequencer with wide range of bpm is really cool.