In their latest blog post they described the GrooVerse and how it will be coming to us soon. It looks awesome, a really great idea, and I think it will start to take Android mobile music is a good direction and to a good place.
Well done!
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GrooveCloud is bringing the GrooVerse to us soon, and I think it could be awesome!
In their latest blog post they described the GrooVerse and how it will be coming to us soon. It looks awesome, a really great idea, and I think it will start to take Android mobile music is a good direction and to a good place.
Well done!
Frozen Lonesome - The Wonderful World of IOS Music Apps (video)
Frozen Lonesome workshop on The Wonderful World of IOS Music Apps at Matlock Festival of Music, Art, and Nature - August 23rd, 2014.
Things like this are really important. Getting the word out isn't easy at all so it's great to see Steve doing such a great job of it.
Has anyone tried Jammcard as yet?
Anyone given this app / network a go? Useful or not? I'd like to hear what people think.
Take a look at the iOS Musicians Forum
I've been posting about this for a while now, but it does deserve the occasional reminder. If you haven't been there already then you might want to check out the iOS Musicians Forum. It's relatively new and a new place to discuss iOS music making and also to promote your music as well.
If you didn't know, here's where the new Ohpeewon is ...
I've been meaning to post this for a little while, so sorry for the delay. The new Ohpeewon (OP-1 unofficial site) is here. Go and make plenty of use of it!
SoundLab gets funded!
You might have seen from yesterday that I posted about getting involved in SoundLab again this year. Well I'm pleased to let you know that SoundLab has been funded by NESTA. You can see the press release on their news page here.
If you're wondering what it is, SoundLab is about configuring Creativity and investigating how digital technologies can help people with learning difficulties to create sound and music experiences in the capital.
If you'd like to know more about it just get in touch.
If you're wondering what it is, SoundLab is about configuring Creativity and investigating how digital technologies can help people with learning difficulties to create sound and music experiences in the capital.
If you'd like to know more about it just get in touch.
Have a think about joining the iPad Musician Facebook group
I know that Facebook isn't for everyone, but if you're on Facebook and you're not in the iPad Musician group then you're really missing out. This is one of if not the most active group on Facebook for iOS music people and it's just great. Go take a look and join it. It's worth it, they're really lovely too.
littleBits posts on how to run your own community events
If you're thinking about running events using littleBits kits and components then you should take a look at this post that littleBits have posted about just that, running workshops and events including some useful links and a workshop guide too.
A quick reminder about the iPad Musicians Facebook group
If you're on Facebook and you're not in the iPad Musician group then you're really missing out. This is one of if not the most active group on Facebook for iOS music people and it's just great. Go take a look and join it. It's worth it.
iPad Musicians Facebook Group
If you're on Facebook and you're not in the iPad Musician group then you're really missing out. This is one of if not the most active group on Facebook for iOS music people and it's just great. Go take a look and join it. It's worth it.
Why not join the iOS Music Community?
The iOS Music Community looks like a good place to share stuff. Take a look at the site.
iOS Music Community site is open
iOSMusic Community looks like a good place to share stuff. Take a look at the site.
SoundCloud group for tracks made with SPC Music Scratchpad
If you're making music on Android with SPC Music Scratchpad then share it here on SoundCloud.
Google+ announces ‘Studio Mode’ for Live Online Music, so what does it mean for mobile?
I've been wondering for a while if G+ would provide something useful for the mobile music community. With this latest announcement I've got an idea of what might be possible.
Here’s the full announcement from Google product manager Matt Leske:
Since we launched Google+ a little over a year ago, we’ve seen a thriving community of musicians connect with fans in really cool ways. In particular: singer/songwriters like +Daria Musk bands like +Suite 709 and many others are using Hangouts On Air to perform live for global audiences, and jam with fans face-to-face.
We wanted to make these live hangout concerts sound more like the stage, so today we’re rolling out Studio Mode. As a musician, all you need to do is start your Hangout On Air, click settings, and switch from Voice to Studio Mode.
Studio Mode optimizes your individual audio for music instead of conversation, and no else needs to change a thing! Check out the video with +Suite 709 to hear the difference (and for the full effect, listen with your favorite pair of headphones).
So this is great news for live online music, but let's just imagine for a minute if this new feature of G+ was available in a mobile API that developers could use so a user could broadcast live performance from inside an app into a google hangout. Wouldn't that take mobile music in a very interesting direction?
Here’s the full announcement from Google product manager Matt Leske:
Since we launched Google+ a little over a year ago, we’ve seen a thriving community of musicians connect with fans in really cool ways. In particular: singer/songwriters like +Daria Musk bands like +Suite 709 and many others are using Hangouts On Air to perform live for global audiences, and jam with fans face-to-face.
We wanted to make these live hangout concerts sound more like the stage, so today we’re rolling out Studio Mode. As a musician, all you need to do is start your Hangout On Air, click settings, and switch from Voice to Studio Mode.
Studio Mode optimizes your individual audio for music instead of conversation, and no else needs to change a thing! Check out the video with +Suite 709 to hear the difference (and for the full effect, listen with your favorite pair of headphones).
So this is great news for live online music, but let's just imagine for a minute if this new feature of G+ was available in a mobile API that developers could use so a user could broadcast live performance from inside an app into a google hangout. Wouldn't that take mobile music in a very interesting direction?
Retronyms makes CloudSeeder open source
It'll be interesting to see how many developers take this one to give access to their soundcloud communities inside their apps.
Details at the Retronyms blog.
Reactable update is mostly about community
I do like Reactable Mobile, and especially I like what their doing around building community inside their app. The latest update builds on that further so I'll be interested to see how it works.
Anyway, here's what they have to say about the update:
Win a Reactable Live!
Register for the Reactable Challenge at www.reactable.com/community/challenge
• Watch reactable community videos and listen to tracks inside the app.
• Import .rtz files directly via iTunes filesharing.
• Shortcut to "view in community" added in the current table page.
Anyway, here's what they have to say about the update:
Win a Reactable Live!
Register for the Reactable Challenge at www.reactable.com/community/challenge
• Watch reactable community videos and listen to tracks inside the app.
• Import .rtz files directly via iTunes filesharing.
• Shortcut to "view in community" added in the current table page.
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