So Android music making has got a bit more interesting then ... This in from Retronyms:
Retronyms has released its first-ever Android app! Phase84 is now available on Samsung Galaxy Apps Store.
Phase84 includes over 110 presets including basses, leads, pads, bell tones, sweeps, atmospheric sounds, pseudo-realistic tones, and more. Users can tweak the synth using a combination of advanced envelope, LFO, Delay, Filter, and Oscillator settings. Phase84 includes features for expressive performance, a groove editor, and an advanced multi-octave keyboard.
Phase84 is available now exclusively on Samsung Galaxy Apps for $4.99. It takes advantage of Samsung’s Professional Audio SDK (SAPA) to deliver low latency performance. Samsung Galaxy devices including Galaxy S5, S6, S6 Edge, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Tab 5, and Galaxy Tab S2 support Samsung’s Pro Audio tech making this the first version of Phase84 to run on phones as well as tablets.
Phase84 also integrates with SoundCamp, a free mobile DAW by Samsung. Users can seamlessly load the synth into a track in SoundCamp, then record and edit notes on a piano roll sequencer. Combining Phase84 with other tracks, virtual instruments, and recorded audio, allows users to create full compositions and finished songs.
Get Phase84 on iPad for 4.99!
To celebrate the launch of Phase84 for Android, iOS users can get in on this fantastic synth for just $4.99.
As someone that's been making music with mobile devices for many years, I've discovered many unbelievable apps and developers. Retronyms, however, is one of the very worst; they are unable to support the apps they have on iOS, so why on earth would they increase their responsibility on a new platform? I have no idea, but if you do, please send your answers on a postcard, to the usual address!
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