Generated as you listen
Most sounds come from 288 audio engines running in real time. None of them is a stored clip: the engine keeps producing new sound for as long as you keep listening.
The sound library
Rain, forests, oceans, fire, machines, instruments and pure tones: 1,264 sounds, built live on your device and mixed however you like.
Two ways to make a sound
Most sounds come from 288 audio engines running in real time. None of them is a stored clip: the engine keeps producing new sound for as long as you keep listening.
Instruments and animals also come as real recordings, played by the same live sequencer, so a real piano or a real loon does not fall into a loop either. They download once, then play offline.
A quick taste
A few names from each. The app holds 1,264.
Tune it
Open a sound to change what makes it that sound: how hard the rain falls, what it lands on, how wide it sits in your headphones. Keep the settings you like as presets.
Mix it
Balance each layer, lock a level so it holds through transitions, and save the result with a name. Share it as a link and it opens in one tap.
Optophone is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. When it arrives it will be free to install, with no account needed to start — 35 sounds free forever with no ads, and Premium for the rest.
Coming soon App Store
Coming soon Google Play