The highly advanced combined synth/sample engine of FutuDrum is capable of giving birth to millions of gorgeous, breathing, evolving percussive timbres, including dozens of carefully modelled darbukas, tablas, congas, bongos, djembes, frame and duff drums, cajons, taiko and many more.
FutuDrum can turn into almost any percussive instument in the world. Depending on player’s taste, FutuDrum can sound very close to natural or absolutely digital, allowing both realistic and never-heard-before percussive sounds.
The unique interface of FutuDrum utilizes a new interaction model, the result of careful research and endless experiments conducted with real percussionists. Faithfully tailored to any screen size, FutuDrum can be played with fingers on the smaller screens (iPhone and iPod Touch) and with palms on bigger screens (iPad).
Playing FutuDrum is extremely easy and fun for both exprerienced and novice percussionists thanks to it’s unprecedented playing surface, fantastic sound, live quantization options and built-in effects. FutuDrum also provides extended recording, overdubbing, exporting and audio sharing options.
The players are not limited to percussion and are welcome to produce melodic backgrounds for their drumming experiences using the same novel interface.
FutuDrum is planned to be released in the 4th quarter of 2010 as a universal binary for iPhone and iPad. Pricing is to be announced.
Great stuff, sounds like a good drum app to look forward to.
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I wish they'd tend to their existing apps a little more.. latest update of touch DJ 2 is buggy as hell on my new ipod..the ipod library import is woefully underdeveloped and it seems to have removed the itunes (desktop) import.. and, I won't report because the ipad is jailbroken but plenty of flaky behavior in setline. (notes sticking is the prohibitive one)
NOTE TO ALL DEVS: your existing tools are still extremely undermarketed. Don't rely entirely on palmsounds and the 'recent' category for advertising.
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