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NanoStudio arrives on the Mac App Store
Finally, NanoStudio arrives at the Mac app store! You can find it using the link below, and yes, it is free.
SJS-One looking very interesting ...
Miselu Interview with Korg's Hironori Fukuda
If you've got an interest in the Miselu and what they're now referring to as their 'platform' then you should check out this article on their blog.
Feeling daunted by TouchOSC? Want to make your DJ controller? Read on ...
Well, to be more precise, click here to read this piece at Digital DJ Tips which will get you well on your way.
MIDI Designer launches layout social sharing
In a nice development MIDI Designer has launched a social sharing site here.
Reminder: TuringFest coming soon.
Just a reminder about TuringFest which seems quite interesting, apart from the fact that the event is also hosting MHD Scotland.
If you're going to be up there for the MHD then it's worth checking out the other stuff going on as well.
If you're going to be up there for the MHD then it's worth checking out the other stuff going on as well.
Noises on your iPhone: Part 4 - Bebot - Robot Synth
Let's face it, bebot was, and still is a great app for making noises, and what's more you can do quite a lot more with it too.
It's a shame that it hasn't been updated for quite a long time now, but I guess that everything has a lifespan and people need to move on.
Even so, it's good to play with it still.
It's a shame that it hasn't been updated for quite a long time now, but I guess that everything has a lifespan and people need to move on.
Even so, it's good to play with it still.
Heavily Extended Mute Synth from A.S.M.O.
If you know about the mute synth you should take a look at this commissioned version over at ASMO's site.
Palm OS 5 app of the day: Wave Edit Pro
A very late Palm OS app that was an extremely versatile audio file editor. I always hoped it would evolve into a multi-track but that didn't happen sadly. In fact, there was never a Palm multi-track editor although a few people talked about making one at various points.
Introducing... Samplodica! (or ...how to play)
Another dropbox link
Mobile Music on Pinterest
In case you're interested in mobile music stuff on pinterest, my mobile music board is here. Please feel free to take a look
Palm OS 4 App of the day: Music Studio
Music studio for Palm was a really interesting application because it was able to use the Yamaha GM chip in the clie series PDAs but also worked with the standard tone output of Palm OS devices. Effectively it was a little notation package. Not as flexible as miniMusic's NotePad, but still handy.
Making wave table samples... or contacting extraterrestrials, I'm not sure which. 👽 #analog #synth #korg #ableton by londoncrosby
A Monotron via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/Nu2SyoBakH/
Get your Red and Cyan glass out, the new version of Brother has arrived
ExtraSlice only at $0.99 for a limited time
Nightcrawler (demo of Magellan from Yonac)
Having just posted that their new app is on the way I saw this via SoundCloud.
Magellan Analog Modeling Synth has been submitted
Great to hear this via iDesignSound. Looking forward to getting the latest from Yonac soon.
Reminder: Molten Drum machine still free
Caustic announces modular for Android and maybe iOS iPad too!
Coming Soon: Symphonix Evolution 1.95
New stuff on the way to Symphonix Evolution. Here's what Vinclaro have announced so far:
- Map functions to MIDI controllers so that external hardware or MIDI apps can control the software. For example using a MIDI controller keyboard to change track presets or control the transport functions
- Significant performance improvements and improved stability
- Improved user interface for transport controls and more intuitive design of other features such as Controller input
- Access to low-level synthesizer parameters (this is one of our favorites and will be covered in this blog soon)
- More powerful selection tools for modifying notes and manipulating the song
#korg #monotron #cubase #steinberg by danieleberioli
A Monotron via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/NtYIsTKaey/
Palm OS 5 App of the day: BeatPad
I still think that this is a great piece of software for the Palm. I would have liked to see it get ported over to iOS, but I don't think that'll happen now. It has a great interface which packs loads of control into just 2 screens.
So if you have an old Palm OS device then you should seriously consider trying this out. You can get it from miniMusic.
Mobile Music Spotify list
I've posted about this before, but I'm going to keep it alive for a while longer before giving up on it.
Here's the link for the playlist.
Go on, check it out.
Here's the link for the playlist.
Go on, check it out.
MicroTrack dB crosses from Bada to iOS
After being one of the very few music creation apps on on Samsung bada, MicroTrack dB arrives for iOS.
Here's what to expect:
This portable, virtual studio offers high-quality audio output, intuitive sequencing, flexible drum programming and powerful synthesis, plus a range of effects and performance features.
A user-friendly interface and online help enables beginners to start making music, while more advanced musicians will find a host of features to get their teeth in to.
Get your creative juices flowing and produce tracks instantly. Realise your ideas, define your sound and create the music that you want to hear.
Technical Specifications
General
- Instruments - 1x drum machine, 2x bass synthesisers.
- Sequencing - on board pattern sequencers and performance sequencer.
- Component modelling - analogue filters and envelopes.
- Effects - delay, overdrive.
- 44.1kHz 32-bit signal path (output is 16-bit).
- Square and saw tooth oscillator waveforms.
- Wave shaping features.
- 24dB low pass resonant filter.
- Multistage filter envelope.
- Note accent features.
- 8 drum voices.
- 2 selectable samples for each drum voice.
- 8 voice polyphony.
- Adjust volume, start time, attack, decay, accent and FX send.
- Note accent features.
- Pattern sequencer designed for performance.
- 9 banks of 4 patterns per instrument.
- Song and edit modes.
- Cut/copy/paste/clear patterns.
- Delay and overdrive effects.
- Mix track volume and output volume.
- Tempo controls.
- Volume maximiser.
- Load and save tracks.
- Online help.
If you want recording tips try Tape Op, new iOS app now in beta test
Tape Op brings itself to iOS in this new beta app, Here's the description:
Tape Op is about learning how to make great recordings with whatever tools you have access to. Unlike most recording magazines, Tape Op is not focused on reviewing equipment. Lots of mags already do a great job on that front. Instead, Tape Op interviews engineers, producers and musicians who are making great recordings. We sit down and talk with them at length and then run long, in- depth interviews. The reader becomes, in essence, the “tape op” hanging out in the studio and learning the trade from the seasoned vets working in the studio. Ultimately, we strive to put education and creativity above all else.
Tape Op is currently the largest circulated music recording magazine in the world.
Loopy HD gets updated too
And also Loopy HD gets the same treatment.
Loopy HD has been taken apart, given a good spit-and-polish and put back together! This version features a brand-spanking new audio engine with improved mix quality, much lower latency, better synchronisation, and support for multi-channel audio interfaces.
Loopy HD has been taken apart, given a good spit-and-polish and put back together! This version features a brand-spanking new audio engine with improved mix quality, much lower latency, better synchronisation, and support for multi-channel audio interfaces.
- Multi channel audio interface support
- Retina support (New iPad)
- Big improvements in punch in/out interaction and track gestures, generally
- Count-in quantize length setting
- Toggle track sync via MIDI
- SoundCloud update
- Added Japanese localization, and updated Italian one
- Many assorted interface and workflow improvements
Loopy gets an update
Without further ado, here's what's new!
Loopy has been taken apart, given a good spit-and-polish and put back together! This version features a brand-spanking new audio engine with improved mix quality, much lower latency, better synchronisation, and support for compatible multi-channel audio interfaces.
Loopy has been taken apart, given a good spit-and-polish and put back together! This version features a brand-spanking new audio engine with improved mix quality, much lower latency, better synchronisation, and support for compatible multi-channel audio interfaces.
- Multi channel audio interface support
- Big improvements in punch in/out interaction and track gestures, generally
- Count-in quantize length setting
- Toggle track sync via MIDI
- SoundCloud update
- Added Japanese localization, and updated Italian one
- Many assorted interface and workflow improvements
ShapeSeq returns with most requested feature
Este synth cambia vidas! #korg #monotron #music #audio #instalove 🔊 by jay_bass
A Monotron via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/NjbbN2JKs8/
Sunvox blog on Warmplace
Good to remember that back in 2005 mobile music did exist although in a much smaller way indeed. The Sunvox blog has this post on NightRadio's first album made on a Palm Tungsten T with Psytexx. Amazing to think how things have changed. Follow the link and have a listen to the music.
New visualizer in PixiTracker
New visualizer in the new PixiTracker v1.2.2 for Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nightradio.pixitracker
iOS version is on the way.
More details of the Echo Destruktor MK II
I think I posted some pictures of this a while back, but if you're interested in more details you can find it here.
http://asmo23.wordpress.com/2012/07/18/echo-destruktor-mk-ii/
http://asmo23.wordpress.com/2012/07/18/echo-destruktor-mk-ii/
Awesome custom Palm Tungsten T3
And of course, it's running Bhajis Loops. In fact, this device is specially made for Bhajis. I plan to get some better pictures of it soon and maybe even some video of it in action! If all goes to plan you'll see it in action in the not too distant future!
The Mobile Music Producer (.com) arrives
Another new site about mobile music, The Mobile Music Producer is all about apps and reviews and music made with mobile. Find it here.
NLog documentation
If you're looking for documentation on the series of NLog synths, then look no further, you can find the whole lot here.
If you're looking for Android music apps ...
Then it's really worth looking at AndroidMusician. Some great stuff appearing over there.
Anyone for Quora?
I mentioned before that I'd set this up Quora board for mobile music related questions here, but I thought it might be worth reminding you about it in case you hadn't seen the original post.
n-Track Studio updated
An update for n-Track Studio universal. Here's what's new:
- Support for multichannel external audio devices on the iPad: record 4 or more tracks simultaneously fro pro-audio devices such as the RME Fireface UCX
- Set recording resolution to 16, 24 or 32 bits
- Customize sampling frequency
- Customize buffering/latency. Allows monitoring input with near-unhearable latency
Share stuff you make in Pollisynth?
If you want to, if you're using Pollisynth then why not share your stuff. Here are my recently Synthesized images.
Reminder: StyleTap platform available for Android
In case you missed it before, the StyleTap platform is now available on Android, which allows you to install your legacy Palm OS applications on your Android device. More information here.
Reminder: Turing fest events in August
There's a few sessions in TuringFest that seem quite interesting, apart from the fact that they're hosting MHD Scotland. If you're going to be up there for the MHD then it's worth checking out the other stuff going on as well.
Massimo introduces Arduino Leonardo
Arduino Leonardo is a new board in the Arduino Family.
More info here http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardLeonardo