Airwave: Touch Theremin Support
For help with Airwave: Touch Theremin, email the developer directly.
Need help?
Email Daniel at developer@crafterapps.com. Include the app name, your device model, operating-system version, and a clear description of what happened. Do not send recordings or private session details unless they are necessary and you are comfortable sharing them.
Frequently asked questions
Does Airwave use the microphone or need any permission?
No. Airwave never uses the microphone and asks for no permissions, so there is nothing to allow in Settings.
Will it play when my iPhone is in silent mode?
Yes. Like a hardware instrument, Airwave keeps sounding in silent mode. Set the level with the volume buttons.
What is free, and what does Lifetime Access add?
The pad, the sine wave and reverb are free. Lifetime Access unlocks the other sounds: triangle, square and sawtooth waves, delay, and major, minor and pentatonic scale snap. You can try each of these once, for 10 seconds, before you buy. Lifetime Access is a one-time purchase with no subscription ($9.99 in the US; the App Store shows your local price), and it works with Family Sharing.
Why doesn’t a second finger play a chord?
Airwave has one voice, like a theremin. It follows the first finger on the pad and ignores the rest, so a resting thumb won’t cut the note.
What range does the pad cover?
Four octaves, from A2 (110 Hz) at the left edge to A6 (1,760 Hz) at the right, so each quarter of the pad is one octave. Higher on the pad is louder, and the bottom edge is silent. The readout shows the pitch and note as you play.
How do I restore Lifetime Access?
Open Settings in Airwave and tap Restore Purchases, signed in with the same Apple Account that made the purchase.
Before contacting support
- Install the latest available app and operating-system updates.
- If you hear nothing, turn the volume up with the volume buttons and check which headphones or speaker are connected.
- Retry the workflow after closing and reopening the app.
Useful links
When you email, include the app version, your device model and OS version, what you expected, and the steps that led to the problem. Share screenshots only if they do not contain information you want to keep private.