A new Processing App for Android
A new app on Google Play for writing and running processing sketches on your Android device. Here's the app's description:
IDE for developing and viewing Processing sketches.
See processingjs.org and processing.org for more details about ProcessingJS/Processing.
Features:
- Run the sketch in-app
- Syntax highlighting
- Code tidy-up/indent
- Code keyboard with visibility toggle
- Open/Save sketches on SDCard
- Download remote sketches
- Share code with other applications
- New sketch opens with basic template
Beatsurfing 1.2 arrives
Here's what's new in version 1.2:
- Lot's of bug fixes
- Performance improvement
- Fader Behavior Enhancements
- GOTO 'X' Behavior: The READ Mode let you read the value from the target Object and assign the value to the current Object
- GOTO 'X' Behavior: The RANDOM Mode assign randomly a value to the current object
- Circle, Line and Polygon Behavior Enhancements
- VELOCITY Behavior: The READ Mode let you read the value from the target Object and assign the value to the current Object
Analog ensemble study with the looper (video)
Video description:
Analog ensemble study with the looper. KORG Volca bass,Volca keys,MS-20 mini,Vox DelayLab (Delay and looper), Lexicon MX200 ( Delay )
Steinberg apps likely to be on sale from the 6th of September
According to this entry about Steinberg at the IFA show it seems that we might have a nice little sale coming up from them on the 6th of September and for the duration of the show.
So, put it in your diary, but I'll probably be reminding you and letting you know what's on sale anyway.
So, put it in your diary, but I'll probably be reminding you and letting you know what's on sale anyway.
And today's route on the (Audio)bus is ...
Making me happy that Aurora Sound Studio (iPhone version) is on the bus.
What's you fav app and what do you want from it?
So, which app is keeping you busy right now and what would you really like to see it get updated with? What's the feature you really want to see? Comment it in and here.
Guess what's coming to Android ...
Music Maker Jam is coming to Android for free on Google Play.
The Smartphone and Tablet App is optimized for Android 4+ touch devices and is
one of the most successful Apps on the Windows 8 Store.
MAGIX Music Maker Jam’s
playful approach to music means everyone can start jamming! Music Maker Jam is
now available in 11 languages including English, German, French, Italian,
Spanish, Turkish, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified, and
Traditional Chinese.
The user experience has been redesigned for Android, and now
includes new features and an intuitive, familiar interface. The smartphone
version has been designed to allow full functionality even on small resolution
devices. The starter content package has loops from four different genres: Hip
Hop, Berlin Minimal, Electric Jazz, and Rock Ballads.
The next App update will
give users access to dozens of other musical styles, available for purchase on
Google Play.
A highlight of the Android version release is its new
"shake feature." By shaking the device, random loops will replace
what you’ve been working with. This little bit of random activity is a great
way to push past a creative block. Other functions include touch and swipe
controls of the soundboard as well as easy recording, exporting, and sharing of
user created tracks.
App Highlights and Included Features:
- Four free soundpools with professionally produced loops: Hip Hop, Minimal, Rock, & Jazz
- A step sequencer which allows for easy harmony adjustment
- The ability to record/edit songs in real time while adding sound enhancing effects
- An eight-track 8 loop mixer for easy, complete song mixing
- A board which provides clear overview of all tracks selected including defined song details.
- Customizable background images
- A "shake" function to explore new loops
- A "tilt" function to adjust saturation levels on the effects board
- The ability to combine different styles of music with the loop selector
- The ability to record and live edit tracks, save as an audio file, and share with friends
So, there's something to look forward to on your Android device!
1st SeekBeats Promo Code available
The first SeekBeats promo code is:
JYTTT477ETXF
Good luck, and enjoy to whoever grabs it.
There'll be another code coming along at 11:15pm (GMT).
JYTTT477ETXF
Good luck, and enjoy to whoever grabs it.
There'll be another code coming along at 11:15pm (GMT).
SeekBeats Promo code give away coming up (please read for how to get them)
I have 2 promo codes to give away for SeekBeats, the new app from the maker of the excellent TweakyBeat. The promo codes will be released here on the blog at 10:45pm and 11:15pm (GMT) exactly. Codes won't be made available on twitter although a tweet will be tweeted when the posts for the codes are made. However, as it sometimes takes a few minutes for those tweets to go out it's worth looking here first.
It's a first come first served thing, so if you don't get one I'm really sorry, but I only have the two to give away.
So, stay tuned for 10:45pm and 11:15pm (GMT).
It's a first come first served thing, so if you don't get one I'm really sorry, but I only have the two to give away.
So, stay tuned for 10:45pm and 11:15pm (GMT).
VL-1 Micro Jam - Week 10 catchup - Royalty Free Electonica
Video description:
"This track was created using a Step Sister, a Casio VL-1 (not easy to play with massive meat shovel hands), Ibanez DM500 delay and an Inkel MX880E Mixer. Using the DM500 and the inkel mixer i was able to create a wide delay effect by running the DM500's normal and inverted outputs into the mixer separately and hard panning and EQing them. Interestingly this technique isn't mono compatible though so if you're listening on a phone or tablet you won't hear any of the delay due to phase cancellation trickery :O Another quicky this one as i've been too busy to do my weekly upload so i'm trying to catchup!
Right, so here's the idea. Trying to write, upload and give away a fresh piece of music on a roughly weekly basis. Will i be able to keep it up? Will i run out of ideas? Can i be bothered? How shoddy will they be? Does anybody care? God knows. But that's the point.
Basically the idea is to flex my musical muscles a bit. I have collected quite a bit of gear over the years and not much of it is getting used as much as i'd like, so this is my attempt to justify all those purchases whilst practising improving and getting ideas down fast as an antidote to procrastination. "Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working." as Picasso once said.
Royalty free for you to use for whatever under the creative commons license. Just rip the audio out of the video for now, i'll get these tracks uploaded to a dropbox account when i get my act together. Let me know if you use it, i'd be stoked."
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