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.
Figure 1.6 brings more sharing and drum kits too
Figure 1.6 arrives and has some nice new things to share your creations. Here's what's new:
- Share your songs with your friends on Facebook and Twitter
- Three new drum kits: Sonny, Code and Boom Bap
- Bug fixes
Sharing options coming to Figure ...
I'm a big fan of figure and so it's great to see it get developed in new ways. I think that the sharing options you can see here are going to be great fun to use to.
So when is it coming? Well, this is what Kalle says ...
Figure on the app store:
So when is it coming? Well, this is what Kalle says ...
@PalmSounds @Trueyorky Sooner than you think/later than you’d wish. :-)
— Kalle Paulsson (@kallepa) April 4, 2014
Figure on the app store:
Something new from Intermorphic: Wotja: Text to Tunes & Music - Easily Make, Share & Play a Fun Music Greeting!
The guys from Intermorphic never sit still. Now they've brought us Wotja, something quite different from Mixtikl and Noatikl, something fun and with a broad audience I think.
Here's what they say about it:
Feel like making a tune or a melody? As a new kind of "inmo" musical instrument, enter text and let Wotja create one for you – no musical knowledge is required, and you can have hours of fun! Share your tune and message by tweeting, emailing, facebooking or even instant messaging it as a “wotja URL”.
Each tune is generated from the first 101 characters you enter, and these can be in any language (and even include Emoji), meaning lots of room for fun – so experiment away. See what tune you get when you enter a name, greeting, message, website address, equation, numbers, emoji or a lyric, poem or haiku etc. The creative and possibilities are endless.
There is also a wide range of options for you to personalize your creation, such as selecting the sounds, fx, backing and colours you want it to use, as well as whether you want it just to play as music or to also be read out (text to speech [TTS]).
It’s simple and free to use - so download it now!
Key Screen = Personalise:
- Select a Player (sounds – 22 at launch) and set its level and Echo and Reverb levels
- Select a Backing track (beats or ambiences – 12 at launch) and set its level
- Choose to have the text spoken, and select the locale (e.g. accent), pitch, rate and level
- Select the display Theme colour, Style and Animation
- Set the Tempo and Root
Key Screen = Refine:
- Choose the type of Echo and Reverb you want to use
- Set the Speech style : Speak, Sing or Chant
- Change how the Tune is phased and if you want Wotja to Improvise after the tune is played
* Playback requires a user to have Wotja installed.
** It is your choice if you decide to share a wotja, so make sure you don't infringe the copyright of others.
Wotja creation and Wotja URL sharing are ad-supported.
More info, user guide etc:
http://wotja.com/guide
Follow Us:
Twitter: http://twitter.com/intermorphic
Facebook: http://facebook.com/wotja
Your App review or rating:
• If you wish to have a personal response to any feedback or problem then please do submit it via the wotja contact form or support@wotja.com. Thank you so much for your support and reviews! Tim & Pete
Wotja is free on the app store, give it a go ...
Preset in Audiobus 2
In this video Christopher is showing you how to create, load and share presets in Audiobus 2.
Some of the apps in the video that are going to support state saving:
- Echo Pad
- Arturia iSem
And of course Audiobus 2.
Tabletop 2.0 arrives, and is really packing a punch!
Tabletop 2.0 is here!
This free update adds killer new features including a Timeline Editor, MIDI Controller support, and Session Sharing. Plus the brand-new iMPC from Akai Professional works inside Tabletop as the first Tabletop-Ready App!
NEW: Timeline EditorThe Timeline Editor is designed from the ground up to provide a fast and powerful way to create and edit notes in using intuitive multi-touch gestures:
- Piano Roll style timeline editor.
- Cut, copy, paste, duplicate, and create notes.
- Correct note timing with Fix to Grid.
- Edit note length and velocity.
- Undo any changes and edits with Tabletop’s History Menu.
- Features Core MIDI Support.
- Works with any MIDI-compatible hardware.
- Control Tabletop’s keyboards, drum pads, knobs, faders, and other parameters.
- Customize control mapping with Midi Learn mode.
- Connect multiple devices.
NEW: iMPC — First Tabletop-Ready App!An important milestone in the evolution of music apps on iOS, Tabletop Ready Apps are stand-alone apps that work inside Tabletop. When users purchase a Tabletop Ready App, a free version is automatically unlocked inside Tabletop. iMPC from Akai Professional is the first Tabletop Ready App! See http://akaiprompc.com/impc/ for more info.
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?
MIDI Designer launches layout social sharing
In a nice development MIDI Designer has launched a social sharing site here.
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.
AudioShare - audio document manager arrives
At last AudioShare arrives on the app store. Here's what to expect:
AudioShare is an audio document manager with powerful import and export abilities. If you are using music-making apps, then this is a very useful tool to have!
Use it to transfer soundfiles between apps and between your device and computer. For example, take a soundfile from your dropbox, open it in AudioShare and share it on SoundCloud. Or audiocopy sounds from your favorite music-making app and import into the AudioShare library for later sharing or copying into other apps.
You can also record directly in the app, and preview and play soundfiles with waveform display.
INPUTS
- Record directly in app
- AudioPaste
- "Open in" from other app
- iTunes file sharing
- Playback directly in app
- AudioCopy
- SoundCloud upload
- "Open in" another app (for example DropBox)
- Send by email
- iTunes file sharing
Android Musician SoundCloud group
Ok, not much there at the moment, but I'm sure that there will be very soon. So put any of your Android made tracks here.
New app confirmed from the maker of BitWiz: AudioShare
From the maker of the excellent BitWiz synth, a new app is on the way, and it looks like this is something that's been needed for a long time.
AudioShare is an audio document manager with powerful import and export abilities.
Use it to transfer soundfiles between apps and between your device and computer. For example, take a soundfile from your dropbox, open it in AudioShare and share it on SoundCloud. Or audiocopy sounds from your favorite music-making app and import into the AudioShare library for later sharing or copying into other apps.
You can also record directly in the app, and preview and play soundfiles with waveform display.
Inputs:
- Record directly in app
- AudioPaste
- "Open in" from other app (like DropBox, Mail, BitWiz, etc)
- iTunes file sharing
Outputs:
- Playback directly in app
- AudioCopy
- SoundCloud upload
- "Open in" another app (like DropBox, etc)
- Send by email
- iTunes file sharing
If you don't already know BitWiz it really is worth checking out.
iOS Musician on iCloud or Dropbox for iOS music making?
A good piece from iOS Musician on the whole iCloud v Dropbox debate. Worth a read.
Palm Sounds, sound cloud group
I was wondering if there was anyone still using the group, but it looks like there is, which is great to know.
SoundCloud Groups worth checking out
So I thought I'd post links to some handy groups every now and then. Today, SoundGrid's group, which is worth taking a look at.
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