I've had some more time to play with this little app now and I really like it. In some ways it reminds me of my old madplayer device although Chordbot isn't really for generating random songs, but it just reminds me. Perhaps it is in the sounds.
Anyway, I've really got into this as a simple a straightforward way to start creating songs or tracks. The interface is so simple yet so responsive and options are immense. Add to that the fact that you can export either as MIDI (in a variety of ways), or as a WAV or via audioCopy makes this an app that is going to stay in my permanent collection of music making apps for a long time I think.
If you haven't tried it it is really worth taking a look at, and there's a lite version for free so you can try before you buy.
2 comments:
It would be be good if you could audio copy midi to paste into nanostuDio. Does anyone know if this is possible?
Cheers
not sure if that would make sense, how would the instruments get mapped?
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