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Version 1.3.6 · 2026-10-04
This update adds Bluetooth MIDI (BLE) support and also fixes a layout issue on iPhone with iOS 27. Stay tuned! The Fingerlab Team
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The store currently lists version 1.3.6, updated 2026-10-04.








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iPhilicorda is Fingerlab's emulation of the Philicorda — a warm vintage organ from the sixties, created by the Dutch company Philips. Available for iPhone, iPad & Mac.
At Fingerlab, we have been playing Philicorda for over 15 years. We always dreamed of taking it on tour with a simple iOS device rather than a bulky organ — so we built iPhilicorda.
We recreated the original Philicorda sounds faithfully, designed a photo-realistic interface, and added new features to expand its possibilities: AUv3, ADSR envelope editor, 4 FX and a Farfisa-like Bright mode.
iPhilicorda is a universal purchase — one buy covers iPhone, iPad & Mac.
Free version includes 3 factory presets and a selection of core features.
Get the Full Version IAP to unlock everything.…
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This update adds Bluetooth MIDI (BLE) support and also fixes a layout issue on iPhone with iOS 27. Stay tuned! The Fingerlab Team
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