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The store currently lists version 1.0.5, updated 2026-09-28.
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Mighty Synth Sampler turns any sound into a playable instrument. It's a free, fully-featured synth and sampler for iPhone, iPad, and Mac built for musicians who want to create, layer, and perform with their own sounds and SoundFonts (SF2/SFZ). ROMPLERS RULE!
The app is built around four pillars:
• The Synth
A full subtractive synth engine powered by AudioKit. Three independent oscillator layers with volume, semitone, detune, and pan controls. Shape your sound with amplitude and filter envelopes, a low-pass filter, LFO, unison, glide, drive, and more. A built-in arpeggiator, flexible play surfaces, and MIDI support round out a synth that's deep without being overwhelming.
• The Sampler
Build your own sample-based instruments from scratch.…
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• Improved arpeggiator note order in AUv3 • Fixed stuck notes when moving the playhead in your DAW • Various fixes and improvements If you're enjoying the app, please leave a review — it really does help. More updates on the way!
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