This sounds like a very simple and straightforward sequencer app for the iPad. Here are the details:
No musical experience necessary!
Create beautiful music by tapping out beats melodies and harmonies on your iPad.
Step Seq allows you to immediately compose a piece of music you'll be proud to call your own.
It's simple and accessible yet the results of your creations will be sure to surprise you.
Features 8 unique tones to choose from (and many more coming in future updates)
Change the key, scale, and tempo of your track in real time automatically.
Control the FX: Create awesome delays and reverbs with the outboard effects.
8 Pages of step sequencer fun to create a full tune
Save your creations for later with space for 18 compositions on your device.
The focus of Step seq is ease of use. If you've never touched a piece of music software before or have never considered yourself a musician, well it's time to prove yourself wrong and create something great!
The app is priced at $0.99
iPads at the Apple Store
2 comments:
I'm a sucker for a good SS. Trying to hold out on more until FL drops! But this mig just get added to the stable eventually. Anyone use audio prom? That app is in perpetual price drop,down to .99 from $10. I have watched a few vids on it but I noticed a few quirks that put me off a liitle bit. Some of the patterns they demo seemed either of by quantization or perhaps the samples used weren't trimmed to correct 'loop length' I don't know but for .99 it's hard to complain. I've lost more than that to the car wash vacume last weekend!
I can't believe that you are quibbling over 99 cents! That's less than the price of a can of coke!
It's almost as if we've all been spoilt, or if we're just to used to getting everything 'for free'. But you mustn't loose sight of the fact that you've just shelled out hundreds for the cost of the iPad itself. No one ever quibbles over the price of those do they?
PS, a Palm T3 and a copy of Bhajis Loops and Microbe to boot will set you back around 30 dollars, which is for the hardware only! Now that's what I call value! :)
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