Looking forward to this one.

Per your request, default waves are coming soon to Sound Scope Space. The holy trinity of Sine, Square, and Saw are included, along with a memory bank to allow you to toggle between a default wave and one you’ve made. For added thrills, the wave morphs into shape, with morph speed being determined by the master (ie arpeggiator) tempo.
Sixteen bits still sound too smooth? Missing your SID chip? Two LO-FI bit reduction modes are coming as well!
Mixtikl 1.5 will be out soon - including Windows Mobile support as per usual. So that is something to look forward to. :)
hi this goes out to jalcide mainly but anyone can help!
I've rectools08 and the alesis protrack.
I can record audio in but i cannot monitor it or here the click track etc. I've tried plugging headphones into the iphone socket and the protrack socket.
any help would be amazing!
Thanks!
CEO and Steel head designer James Yonac remarks:
"The Guitar has always been my first love...after working on a good deal of musical apps, [one] gets to know
the iPhone interface inside and out. For some time, we have been working on emulating an instrument that
would fit the iPhone interface like the proverbial glove. One of my personal favorites is the pedal steel. The
most interesting thing about [the iPhone] is how well it is suited to emulate something like a lap or a pedal
steel. You control the actual instrument with a so-called 'bar', with which you slide from fret to fret, and use
your dominant hand to pluck, and pretty much take it from there. It's much easier than attempting to play a
conventional guitar on such a small screen, and in my opinion, much more musical. This carried over very well
to the iPhone platform, and I think we hit the spot with how we implemented the emulation. This also sets Steel
Guitar apart from most of the guitar apps out there: it's something unique in this arena of instrumentation, and
not something you're going to see many likes of."
Zio - iPhone App teaser #2 from Glenn Marshall on Vimeo.