Find That Sound

About this app

Note: This app unfortunately only works well on iOS devices 2018 or newer that have a Neural Engine on their chipset. However there is a link in settings to a Custom GPT on ChatGPT which allows users to do smart ChatGPT infused search for iOS plugins. Find That Sound is an app designed to transform how musicians and producers discover music production tools on iOS. Recognizing the challenges faced by users in navigating the vast Apple App Store, especially when searching for specific music-making apps, Find That Sound offers a solution. Our app utilizes semantic search technology, using LLM vector embeddings, enabling users to explore a wide array of apps without the need for precise keywords. Whether you're a seasoned producer or a budding musician, Find That Sound guides you effortlessly through the rich and diverse landscape of the music app ecosystem. From uncovering hidden gems developed by passionate solo developers to showcasing powerhouse applications from industry giants, our app ensures that your creative quest for the perfect sound, like 'Ambient Techno', is both fulfilling and inspiring. Join us in exploring the frontier of music production apps and discover the tools that resonate with your artistic vision. Features: - Database of over 1000 AUv3 iOS plugins. - Advanced Semantic Search: Utilizes cutting-edge semantic search technology for precise and relevant results. - Genre-Specific Discovery: Enables users to find apps by music genre, such as 'Ambient Techno', for targeted exploration. - Comprehensive App Database: Includes a wide range of music production apps, from indie developers to major industry names. - User-Friendly Interface: Designed for ease of use, allowing quick and intuitive navigation. - Wishlist: Bookmark your favourite discoveries for later purchase. - Upgrade to AU/VST Desktop database with 6000+ plugins with in app purchase.

- Fixed issue with database - Informing users with unsupported devices that it might not work. - Link to Custom GPT.

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1. First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 7:17 AM Free