ORGAN+ ...the Power of Seven Organs in Your Pocket

Here is our newest app, now available in the iTunes store: ORGAN+! ORGAN+ features seven different types of organs and a full effects stack to help you find the organ sound you are looking for. 36 presets are included to start you out, along with the ability to save an endless number of user presets. Creating and exporting songs is a cinch with USB MIDI input via the Camera Connection Kit (iPad only), WiFi file export, and Audio Copy! Check out our video below and our website for more information.





In other news, we are working on some user manuals for our apps. First up is miniDrum PRO, which should be available in the next couple of weeks. If you have any requests or want to know more about certain areas of certain apps, it would be a HUGE help if you would shoot us an e-mail: support AT yonac DOT com

MiniSynth PRO for iPad Demo with Jim Yonac

We collaborated with our good friends at Williamsburg multi-media think tank One Line Creative to create an awesome new video! In this video, Yonac Software CEO Jim Yonac demonstrates how simple it is to create sounds and music on MiniSynth PRO. While MiniSynth PRO is a very powerful synthesizer - you don't have to be an expert to create your own sounds! We also scored the entire soundtrack using only MiniSynth PRO.

mini and beyond

It's a thrill...our happy little app, miniSynth makes an appearance in the latest three iPhone commercials with its proud (and maybe often imitated...but this is vain) bucktooth icon.

The next update (already in) shall include French language support. Just to show we appreciate Liberté, égalité, fraternité.

Meanwhile, we're working on a pair of new apps, with a twist (oh, no...not like the Tarantino film...or maybe). Tickle soundbuds.

On the Last Day of August

We've been quiet recently...mostly as we were working on some updates. A couple of these were submitted this and the previous week. Then, there's also a new app we also submitted some weeks ago, but didn't talk much about. Things sound a bit slow so far as the review cycle goes, from what I heard...hence, there isn't even much point in hyping it up :) Que sera, sera, right?