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Version 1.67 · 2026-06-01
- Added global tuning settings. - Fixed a crash when using the standalone sequencer.
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The store currently lists version 1.67, updated 2026-06-01.








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Zeeon is a virtual-analog synthesizer built on a deeply detailed circuit-modeling engine.
We’ve studied classic and modern analog synths to uncover what gives them their unmistakable character and recreated that essence with precision. The result is a unique instrument that delivers the warmth, movement, and organic depth of true hardware.
While many emulations sound flat, Zeeon breathes. Every note is alive, with tight lows and shimmering highs. All audio and modulation are processed at 176 kHz (4× oversampling) for uncompromised quality across the entire spectrum.
“Desktop-class sound engine … fidelity of this analog emulation goes beyond everything else on iOS.” – App Store review
Features
• Audio Unit v3 and standalone application with a simple polyphonic step sequencer…
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- Added global tuning settings. - Fixed a crash when using the standalone sequencer.
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