Phoremin - Tilt Theremin

Phoremin turns your phone into a theremin — the classic instrument famously played without ever touching it, controlled instead by motion in the air. Touch the screen to sound a note, then move your phone to shape it in real time: - Tilt left and right to sweep the filter cutoff - Tilt forward and back to bend the pitch - Add a second finger for a major chord, a third to turn it minor - Lift your finger to release the note Where you touch doesn't matter — only how many fingers, and how you hold the phone. Notes glide instead of restarting, so a chord grows out of the note you are already playing rather than interrupting it. Under the hood, Phoremin runs the same native, low-latency synthesis engine as Q Pad, our touch-controlled synth pad — a polyphonic subtractive synth with oscillators, FM, amp and filter envelopes, a ladder filter mode, a drive pedal, chorus, delay, a formant filter, and reverb. Switch between built-in presets, grouped by category, from warm analog basses and FM electric pianos to church organs, tubular bells and eerie sci-fi leads. No microphone, camera, or network access is used. Everything happens locally, in real time, on your device. If you've ever wanted to play a theremin without owning one, or just wanted to feel what it's like to conduct a synthesizer with the phone itself, give Phoremin a try.