Dastgah Lab
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DeveloperMartin Adler
CategoryMusic
Price399.99 TRY
Released
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Version1.0
Age rating4+
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App details
App ID
6814341331
Publisher
Martin Adler
On the store since
Sep 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
6 MB
Also listed in
Education
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About Dastgah Lab
Dastgah Lab is a hands-on workshop for the modal system of Persian classical music: the seven dastgahs of the Radif, their gushehs, and the microtonal pitches that give them their character.
EXPLORE
Pick a dastgah and see its scale on a contemplative arc. Tap or drag a finger across the notes to hear them, with each degree marked by its role: tonic (moteghayyer), shahed, ist and characteristic tones. Hear ornaments such as tahrir, chak-chak, grace notes and glissandi.
COMPOSE
Build phrases note by note on a piano roll, choose the instrument for each note or for the whole phrase, and add ornaments and dynamics. Send your phrase straight to the Sequencer.
SEQUENCER
A melodic view and a rhythmic view, with subdivisions down to 1/16, per-step velocity and ornaments. A Generator creates melodies and grooves that stay inside the chosen dastgah. A vertical mixer lets you balance and mute each layer, with a drone underneath. Start from more than 25 ready-made templates: traditional rhythms, accompaniments and melodies.
INSTRUMENTS
Tar and santur are modelled as plucked and struck strings, and the ney sustains for as long as you hold the note. Tombak and daf use real recorded strokes (dom, bak, riz, flam and more).
THEORY
Short illustrated articles on dastgahs, gushehs, tuning and rhythm, with tappable audio examples.
AUv3 PLUG-IN
Use Dastgah Lab inside GarageBand, AUM and other hosts as a tempo-synced sequence generator that outputs MIDI to your own instruments.
NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS, NO TRACKING
Everything runs on your device.
Scale intervals are working approximations for study and composition, following Hormoz Farhat's "The Dastgah Concept in Persian Music". Tuning varies between performers and schools.
EXPLORE
Pick a dastgah and see its scale on a contemplative arc. Tap or drag a finger across the notes to hear them, with each degree marked by its role: tonic (moteghayyer), shahed, ist and characteristic tones. Hear ornaments such as tahrir, chak-chak, grace notes and glissandi.
COMPOSE
Build phrases note by note on a piano roll, choose the instrument for each note or for the whole phrase, and add ornaments and dynamics. Send your phrase straight to the Sequencer.
SEQUENCER
A melodic view and a rhythmic view, with subdivisions down to 1/16, per-step velocity and ornaments. A Generator creates melodies and grooves that stay inside the chosen dastgah. A vertical mixer lets you balance and mute each layer, with a drone underneath. Start from more than 25 ready-made templates: traditional rhythms, accompaniments and melodies.
INSTRUMENTS
Tar and santur are modelled as plucked and struck strings, and the ney sustains for as long as you hold the note. Tombak and daf use real recorded strokes (dom, bak, riz, flam and more).
THEORY
Short illustrated articles on dastgahs, gushehs, tuning and rhythm, with tappable audio examples.
AUv3 PLUG-IN
Use Dastgah Lab inside GarageBand, AUM and other hosts as a tempo-synced sequence generator that outputs MIDI to your own instruments.
NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS, NO TRACKING
Everything runs on your device.
Scale intervals are working approximations for study and composition, following Hormoz Farhat's "The Dastgah Concept in Persian Music". Tuning varies between performers and schools.
Latest updates
1.0
