Will Smith & Jimmy Fallon Beatbox "It Takes Two" Using Loopy HD (video)
Well Loopy does it again, back on Fallon's show and with a certain Mr Smith.
Loopy Masterpiece: Errands! (video)
Video description:
"So many things to do! Life as an indie developer can be a bit chaotic sometimes, and the last two weeks have been no exception - I've been busy with some urgent-ish tasks, which have taken time away from Masterpiece development. Let me tell you them."
Wait list updated now
Thanks to Sean for prompting me to update the wait list. It's got all the goodies you're waiting for on there now.
iVCS3 Tutorial #2 - Learn iVCS3's Control Inputs in Less Than Three Minutes (video)
Video description:
"In this video, I demo the function of some of iVCS3's control inputs to modulate our sound sources. English Translation: Watch me use magical pins in the iVCS3 to make crazy sounds like a cow being abducted by aliens or Donal Duck auditioning for a dubstep gig."
iVCS3 Tutorial #1 - Learn iVCS3's Matrix in Less Than Three Minutes (video)
Video description:
"In this video, I demo the most basic principles in using the iVCS3's input-output matrix by making a simple joystick-controlable patch, and explaining the process along the way."
Vintage Silver Stylophone on Etsy
here's a little stylophone in good working shape. It's an organ you play with a little pen. It has a tuning knob and built in vibrato. It has it's original box and instruction manuals
Everything works as is should and there is very little wear. not a perfect museum piece but a great little player! and has no corrosion in the battery compartment.
Vintage Silver Stylophone on Etsy
Clipsitron light controlled synth on Etsy
Part martian space craft, part synthesizer, the Clipsitron by Rarebeasts is a Theremin style musical instrument that uses a light sensor to make a large range of electronic sounds. This unit is so easy to play, all you need to do to change the frequency of the sound is wave your hand in front of the light sensor.
The body of the Clipsitron is made from Jarra and the legs are made from Huon Pine. The unit is finished and protected using natural wood oils.
TheClipsitron has only one control and that is the light sensor in the middle of the unit. The less light that goes into the sensor the lower the frequency. The Clipsitron is played with the hand by blocking light from entering the sensor or can also be played using a small flash light(not included)
The sound output is via a speaker on the bottom of the unit.
All you need to start making sounds is a common 9 volt battery.
I hope that gives you a basic idea about how the Clipsitron works, if you have any questions please feel free to convo me. You can also follow me on twitter, for updates on my products: @Rarebeasts
*Note this unit will not invade earth.
Clipsitron light controlled synth on Etsy
Artists and Engineers: Beautiful hand made synths coming soon
I mentioned these a while back, and now it looks quite a lot like they're about to become available, which is amazing!
Dedalus Delay Preview (new app coming from ApeSoft)
Video description:
http://www.amazingnoises.com/amz/dedalus/
"Dedalus Delay is a real time audio mangler. A network of delay lines is continually granulated and modulated, producing a labyrinth of echoes, which are further processed by filters, dynamic processors and saturation modules. Dedalus can produce a wide variety of effects, from reverb-like ambiences to evolving resonation, from rhythmic pulsation to chaotic layering, from subtle chorusing to pure noise.
Main Features:
- Audiobus and Inter-App Audio support (sender and FX)
- Multiple delay lines with feedback and granulation
- Signal saturation
- Built In Sampler with varispeed
- Control Manager LFO for Parameters
- Midibus, Virtual Midi and Network: 14 bit NRPN controllers
- File Manager, sharing common audio files via iTunes, Dropbox and AudioCopy
- Snapshots Presets Morphing Pad
- Post Fx Chain: Low-shelf Filter, High-shelf and Compressor
Tech Requirements:
- iOS7 or later
- iPad 2 or later"
Hokusai Audio Editor update
Here's what's new in Hokusai Audio Editor:
- Improved sharing options on iOS 8: Share exported files via compatible apps
- File Provider support on iOS 8: Export files to iCloud as well as Dropbox and other cloud storage providers
- Improved compatibility with third-party audio devices
- Performance and stability updates
KORG DSN-12: PR33 Neon Remix - Anthony Seeha (video)
Video description:
"Just some practice. For this song, I wanted to see what I could do if I remixed one of my old songs for DSN-12. Expect to see some old songs with new twists (possibly) soon! Enjoy. =)"
Android 5.0 Galaxy s5 Lollipop update low latency audio (video)
Video description:
"Demonstrating Android 5.0 Galaxy s5 lollipop official update Audio Latency. Android musicians.. it's finally there... low latency! It felt more responsive then any Apple device has ever felt.
The app used is called Causic. The settings were Opensl es, with internal latency set to lowest.
I've tested the latest 5.0.2 Cyanogen mod version on my S4 i9505 before this with the same settings as above, The latency was as bad as on 4.4.2. Coming up is a latency test on the s4 with the official update from Samsung."
iConnectivity - How Jason Connects iConnectMIDI4+ (video)
Video description:
"There are so many ways you could connect iConnectMIDI4+. It bridges MIDI, audio, peripherals, and PC, Mac, and iOS computing devices into one seamless network of seemingly endless possibility.
This video explores how Jason Jordan connects his iConnectMIDI4+."
Is that a Monotribe cake ...
You just have to take a look at this amazing Monotribe cake. It's incredible. I almost didn't think it was actually a cake.
Rare Chimera Synthesis BC16 on eBay
Chimera Synthesis BC16 - Analog patchable synthesiser. In excellent condition - Has only had light use:
- 2x Voltage inverters
- 1x Banana plug to 1/4 in jack
- 1x Banana plug to 1/8 in Jack
- 15x Banana plug patch cables
- Allen key for battery compartment
Uses 6x AAA batteries
Has a digital dual oscillator with many waveform combos and FM. A digital LFO with various waves and analog ringmod input. ADSR Envelope, Analog VCF, Analog VCA, MIDI input
This synth is very rare... There are some great videos on how to use this synth on Youtube. Please contact me for details on international postage
Chimera Synthesis BC16 on eBay
SoundScaper 1.0 for iPad preview (video)
Video description:
"SoundScaper is an experimental sound mini lab for creating unusual soundscapes, atmospheric textures, drones, glitches and noises based on circuit bending ideas.
http://motion-soundscape.blogspot.com"
Now this sounds and looks like something that's going to be right up my street. I'm really looking forward to it now.
Sorry, just found a bit more information about the app ...
"With this application you can easy experimented with creation new and unusual sounds from ordinary samples. For sound designers and those interested in creating ambient or experimental electronic music, with filtering and mixing of up to three oscillators, you can create excellent soundscapes, textures and drones for your music or for movie soundtrack or entertainment apps and games.
The oscillators, based on simulating schematics of actual 8 bit lofi sound playback chips, have circuit bending like controls that are ideal for making glitches, noises, crackles and granular sounds. Combined with the filtering and spatial mixing options, you can expand these sounds to deep and atmospheric textures.
Finally you can add motion and continuous changes to your sounds via low frequency oscillators which can control the filter and mixer parameters."
Vintage Eggshell Casio Keyboard VL-tone Synthesizer AND drum machine Synth POP Forever on Etsy
Here's a cute little Casio VL-1 in great condition. has a drum machine built in and does all the "da da da" beats! IT WILL NEVER GET OLD!
This one comes with it's original pencil case thingie. and its battery compartment is perfectly clean, there is a little bit of schmutz from where the foam decomposed but no corrosion of any kind!
Vintage Eggshell Casio Keyboard VL-tone Synthesizer AND drum machine Synth POP Forever on Etsy
Zed Synth arrives
Have fun making music and creating amazing & unique sounds with this powerful synthesiser for iPhone & iPad.
Zed Synth is easy to learn, with live graphs throughout and built-in help for every knob, but it's a real powerhouse synth combining virtual analog synthesis with physical modelling. This innovative blend of technologies allows you to create rich and immersive sounds, ranging from bright electronic dance music patches to subtle and expressive solo instruments.
Zed Synth is also a unique audio effect processor: you can route external sounds through the synth and completely transform them: use the microphone and transform your voice, turn drum machines into strummed guitars, or radically transform the sound of any other Audiobus-compatible app!
Over 140 presets covering a wide range of styles provide a great starting point to making your own music. And you can easily share your patches with friends and other IOS musicians.
Key features:
- Wave-Shaping oscillators: inspired by 1950s vacuum-tube technology, 4 parameters allow you to create a vast array of original oscillator shapes which can be modulated in real-time.
- Physical Modelling: a sophisticated resonator can be either struck by a mallet or excited by the synth section (including external audio) with different forms of interaction to simulate blown, bowed or struck models.
- Unique Audio effect: the Zed Synth can process external audio via Audiobus and pass it through its string model. This unique effect can turn unpitched sounds, such as beats, into pitched sounds, akin to what you could do with a vocoder, only more responsively and with a much richer timbre. Using this approach, Zed Synth can radically transform the sound of any other Audiobus-compatible synth on IOS.
- A unique “Spring Box” effect capable of emulating the full 88-string sympathetic resonance of a piano soundboard, or simulating the body resonance of a musical instrument.
- Oscilloscopes throughout the user interface provide clear visual feedback and ease of use.
- Built-in Help system throughout the app to explain each of the modules and all the parameters.
- A Powerful Modulation system makes it incredibly easy to add modulations from a variety of sources to any of the synth’s parameters.
- The Granulator: a different take on the ubiquitous arpeggiator, the granulator can periodically or randomly retrigger the sound, and also vary the pitch. This makes it possible to create rhythmic chorded sounds with a human feel to them, or completely chaotic sounds like raindrops on a tin roof.
- Synth Overview displays the signal path and routing of the various modules, as well as making it easy to jump around sections when editing.
- Effects to further enhance the sound, including a stereo expander to enrich the spatial complexity of the signal.
- iPhone support: Zed Synth has been specially developed to run on both iPhones and iPads. Actual polyphony will depend on the speed of the device and older devices will not be able to recreate a full 88-string piano reverberation effect.
- Patch Sharing: Zed synth makes it easy to import & share patches with friends via e-mail.
- MIDI Learn mode so you can quickly & easily map your MIDI controller’s knobs to the synth’s parameters.
- Audiobus (including presets), Inter-App Audio and Core MIDI.
- 4x Oversampling: this greatly increases the quality of the sound and reduces aliasing at high frequencies. It can be disabled to reduce CPU utilisation.
Headphones, an external controller keyboard and a sustain pedal are highly recommended to get the most out of Zed Synth. Older devices will have reduced polyphony.
Full support and user manual provided online.
Zed Synth costs $9.99 on the app store.
What's your app of the week?
What's the app that's been most useful or the most inspiring this week? Or maybe just the app that's been your work horse for the last few days. Tell me which one it is and why.
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.
PO-12 ≈ first melancholy waltz
Video description:
"In the weekend I was wondering if the PO-12 could do some waltzing.. you know, the 1-2-3 boogie.
I have to conclude that the answer is yes, but man.. it was a though one! It felt like doing mathematical research on a calculator.. 1+1 = 3
The composition is a spin-off from a song I’ve wrote on the accordion to get in those romantic vibrations. All romantic chiptunish sounds are PO-12 including the Reverb FX."
Sinevibes bringing more iOS projects this year
@PalmSounds Yes, a few iOS projects on the map for this year. Some are OS X + iOS actually. Although pro plugins are still our main focus.
— Sinevibes (@Sinevibes) February 4, 2015
Auxy loves analog, watch Auxy connected some awesome gear ...
Video description:
"Improvised live session with composer and synth aficionado Jon Ekstrand, filmed in his studio in Stockholm, Sweden. Jon is using the new MIDI feature in Auxy to sequence his Tempest drum machine, Moog Voyager, Eurorack modular system, and Virus Indigo."
Plaster Development VLog 2 (video)
Video description:
"This video is about Plaster Development Ep.2"
Electribe 2 IDM Echo Beats - Jam by The Great Pyramids (video)
Video description:
"Using the tempo delay master effect and "step jump" features to play an IDM style drum and synth jam with my friend, who was playing "MicroKorg XL" keyboard off camera. ) Aphex type beat chopping will definitely be possible! ; - ) See my next video, and subscribe!
All music featured in this video is our original composition, played with the synthesizers we are demonstrating.
[ I have obtained official permission to video review and Monetize videos from
the KORG synthesizer company, makers of the products featured in this video - I can give you references if you wish. ]"
Mind Over Matter Soundpack (Week 20) (video)
Video description:
"This week we step outside ourselves and our minds with some punchy synth melody, trembling bass, distorted drums and a clip from the movie A Beautiful Mind. We have to ask ourselves what is indeed real (or illusion), cause this soundpack is...or is it? Try to unearth all of the additional samples buried within this pack. Enjoy! -Kyle
https://www.facebook.com/OfficialKyleMohr
Sign up to receive these soundpacks straight to your inbox every week:
http://www.kmprodj.com/djproducer-resources
FREE DOWNLOAD (Ableton Project File, Traktor Remix Kit & WAVs Folder all in one zip file): https://maps.djtechtools.com/mappings/4021
Video Credit: Alex Medvick
Check out the Soundpack4Soundpack Collective: https://www.facebook.com/soundpack4soundpack"
AUFX:Push app preview video, and a few thoughts on the AUFX series ...
Video description:
"Coming soon! A highly tweakable stereo dynamics processor with noise gate, compressor/expander with external side-chain input, and limiter/clipper. Part of the AUFX series, a collection of simple and powerful audio effect apps."
Now, I have to make a few points about the AUFX series. They are probably my favourite set of FX apps on iOS, or rather they're some of the most excellent FX apps around. I keep finding that I come back to using them again and again. They have great versatility and they're incredibly robust.
So I'm really looking forward to seeing / getting my hands on AUFX:Push. I'm betting that it's going to be awesome, and that it's going to be yet another AUFX app that's going to be one of those that I keep on coming back to again and again.
Let's hope it gets released very soon ...
MODULATRONICATRON X-7000 on Etsy
One more massively expensive but beautiful device, the MODULATRONICATRON X-7000 on Etsy, here are the details.
Yes you heard right! Don't be left in the dust this summer/fall/winter, sitting at home playing with something digital while all the cool kids in town are waxing glitchy and riding cubic waves of analog squarewave synthiness.
Features built in power supply, secured via the miracle of VELCRO, as well as a battery pack big enough to synth through even the most demanding camping/picnical situations. Onboard speaker, audio output jack, and various knobs and switches conspire to broadcast the impression that this picnic synthesist is not to be trifled with. Excellent aleatronic functionality, when and where it's needed; 24 hours a day, every step of the mile. Includes secret sandwich compartment under secret door covered in pathetic technical scrawlings to deter even the most ravenous reader.
MODULATRONICATRON X-7000 on Etsy
GRAV-SYNTH ][ on Etsy, lovely but very pricey ...
Another lovely object on Etsy but with a very big price tag ...
A well-loved accoutrement scavenged by our interns (or so they say) from the wobbly ruins of a lovecraftian pleasure dome, GRAV-SYNTH ][ is ready to handle, nay joyfully respond to, all manner of lascivious gyrations and G-force perturbations (twerking has been mentioned) that may come its way. Soothing color scheme, fine vintage knobbery, battery holder and output jack round out this tasty little unit. (Not recommended as an alternative food source)
3 axis accelerometer drives 3 squarewave synth voices coupled to a variable bandpass filter that's driven by feedback from any of the three axes. Lack of instructions (a revered tradition of the Ottoman Empire) should be plenty to motivate anyone with a penchant with flicking switches, twiddling knobs, and shaking things around. And looking dang good while doing it, if you don't mind our saying so.
GRAV-SYNTH ][ on Etsy
CHAOS CILLATOR "de-luxe" Forbidden E.V.P. Explorer Cillation Activator with Safety Indicators and Joystick Interface on Etsy
This is a lovely looking device, but the price is a bit of a put off if you ask me ...
Waves of phase noise break on the exotic and imaginary coastlines of unexplorable seashores as voices call from beyond the abyss. Run a very long extension cord into the dungeon, and listen, listen for voices; barely discernible behind the howling noise and occasional squeals from nowhere. Mismatched oscillators, silicon flip-flops and a jauntily-clad bandpass filter await an effortless enmeshment with human intent via the joystick; and yellowish phase noise lighting comes out the probe, for good looks and interface with anything laying around that may be light sensitive.
Impress friends and amaze enemies with the absolute pinnacle of EVP exploration and Cillation Generation. Say goodbye and point your prow bravely to the abyss, and listen as the abyss howls back, all with a little gentle pressure on the joystick.
Finely appointed in chiseled anodized alumin(i)um, with meters to indicate forays into the danger zone. Volume knob and small speaker thoughtfully included. Runs off 110VAC via an internal DC supply. Output jacks for raw and filtered signal, just the thing for vast archival recordings of the entities encountered along the journey.
CHAOS CILLATOR "de-luxe" Forbidden E.V.P. Explorer Cillation Activator with Safety Indicators and Joystick Interface on Etsy
Auxy: Beat Studio 1.2 brings paid updates
Here's what's new with Auxy ...
Introducing the following paid features:
Plus many small fixes and improvements.
Introducing the following paid features:
- Send MIDI to other apps and hardware devices
- Export your projects as MIDI files
- Set the velocity for individual notes
- Change grid setting to draw triplets and 1/32 notes
Plus many small fixes and improvements.
Turquoise DS 1.6 arrives
Here's what's new in Turquoise DS:
- New Sequencer
- New Modulation Matrix
- Some MIDI support added
- Audiobus Update
Audreio arrives and brings wireless uncompressed audio streaming between iOS devices
It's here! Audreio delivers easy-to-use uncompressed audio streaming between iOS devices, wirelessly!
No cables or audio interface needed. Using your existing router, Audreio streams audio from an Inter-App Audio (IAA) application on one device—or from the built-in mic—to another iOS device. The received audio can then be routed to the speaker or an IAA host.
Audreio’s elegant, straight-forward interface will have you streaming audio in no time. Simply select the iOS device on your local network that you would like to send audio from, and you’re ready to stream. There are no IP addresses to enter and no complicated set-up to deal with.
Features:
- Easily stream uncompressed audio between iOS devices
- Broad compatibility - IAA/AudioBus2 apps (via AudioBus’s support for IAA)
- Simple, elegant interface
- For a list of IAA compatible apps please visit audre.io/apps
Requires iOS 7 or higher.
Note: Reliable streaming of uncompressed audio over wi-fi depends heavily on your router and network conditions. Audreio provides a simple setting to control the relation between latency and streaming performance.
Audreio costs $4.99 on the app store
R0Verb multi delay-line space machine arrives
R0Verb multi delay-line space machine is here and it looks particularly cool actually.
This audio effect filter is a hybrid between a simple reverb and a very complex delay. R0Verb consists of up to 50 separate delay lines, and puts you in charge of every single delay with controls for volume, pre-delay, feedback & high shelf. It can be used for everything from simple delays to complex spaces, whatever your mix needs. It also has a nice Randomizer if you're feeling lucky!
Features:
- Up to 50 parallel delays*
- Every delay has parameters for volume, pre-delay, feedback, delay time & a high shelving filter
- Randomizer - creates a space with user-defined bounds
- Multi-select and edit several delay-lines in one gesture
- Post 3-band EQ
- IAA and Audiobus2 compatible
- Comes with a few factory presets for inspiration
- Load / Save user presets
- Remember IAA hosts (will automatically load last used settings when a host reconnect)
- Documentation
* When using a lot of delay-lines this app consumes quite a bit of CPU. If you experience audio glitches and stuttering we recommend reducing the number of active delay-lines. iPad 2 or later is recommended, iPad 4 or later is preferred.
The app costs $3.99 (which is a bargain I think)
Sign up to get news about MIDI Thing
We've put up a sign up page at Launchrock were you can sign up for future details of what we're up to with MIDI Thing.
Please have a look.
Please have a look.
misuco pro arrives
microtonal surface controller, osc (Open Sound Control)/MIDI controller with musical scale generator and simple synthesizer.
Experience microtonal tuning in a way that was never available before on a computer. Use the maximum of your touchscreen as sensor for musical performances.
Explore the universe of musical scales and microtonal tunings on the built in dirty synth or on any external synth that you can connect trough wlan and a computer. The MISUCO app has interfaces to common music software such as Max/MSP, Reaktor, puredata, supercollider. You can also control a conventional MIDI keyboard, if you have a computer with a MIDI interface. MISUCO is able to translate arbitrary frequencies into MIDI note number and pitch values.
The MISUCO software can also be used as a versatile touchscreen keyboard and controller and enables a maximum of the available screen for your performance.
Compared to the free version the pro version has the following advantages:
- no advertisement
- more preset storage (200 instead of 10)
- change network configuration
- network error correction
- receive config changes by osc (Open Sound Control)
- ability to save settings and presets, and exchange as xml files in iTunes
- latest bug fixes and improvements
- you support the development of further features
What is microtonality?
In music normally we divide one octave in seven to twelve steps. You can see this on a piano, which has a repeating pattern of seven white and five black keys.
One form of microtonal tuning divides one octave in 1200 steps called cents. This system is used to explain fine tunings of instruments.
Another form is to pull the strings of an instrument. Then the note is detuned to some frequency between the scale. This form of playing is essential in classical Indian music but also widely found in many other music playing styles.
How can you experience microtonality with MISUCO?
With the MISUCO software you can play with and experience these ways of microtonality. You can translate microtonality to regular MIDI instruments, using the free software puredata on your wlan equiped computer: MISUCO has a microtonal scale tuner, which lets you tune each note on an octave in cent steps. Then it has a microtonal mode (mm) that blurs the frequency space between the scale and you can play the frequencies between, like pulling a string of an instrument. If you do not like to use any external equipment and software, MISUCO has a simple but powerful built in synthesizer.
Last but not least MISUCO is a browser to the newly founded http://scales.misuco.org online scales archive. With one click on the ?-key you get directed to the page related to the current scale on your MISUCO where you can discuss, share and read about that scale.
Be aware that this app is mainly designed for tablets and running it on a device with smaller screen than 10" requires good eyes and tiny fingers.
This app has been designed with great caution. However, be careful when using it with headphones or amplification equipment. The sound presets can differ significantly in loudness. We can give no warranty for any destroyed equipment or ear damages.
FAQ: I hear no sound:
- Make sure your phone is not muted and the volume is up
- Press long, some sound have require some attack time
- Play higher notes, handheld devices are not capable of playing too low frequencies
I wish you much inspiration, creativity, self development, fun and inner peace with MISUCO.
If you like the project, please support further developments trough our website http://misuco.org
or our merchandising shop at http://misuco.spreadshirt.net/
misuco pro costs $9.99
I'm on Instagram, just saying ... again
I mentioned this before, but in case you're interested I'm also on Instagram here. Just thought I'd let you know, that's all.
Are you a music tech start up? If you are, then read this ...
Why not think about being on the DIG index provided by Rockol. You can find the index here. DIG stands for Deep Innovation Growth Index,
and it aims to become the comprehensive music-tech index and database,
filling a gap in the market and acting as a point of reference for
entrepreneurs, startups, angel and VC investors as well as journalists,
government bodies and professional service providers.
Give it a go!
Give it a go!
Support the iOS Music and You podcast
Yep, the iOS Music and You podcast is now on Patreon so you can sign up to support it and it's future.
Loopy Masterpiece: Errands! (video)
Video description:
"So many things to do! Life as an indie developer can be a bit chaotic sometimes, and the last two weeks have been no exception - I've been busy with some urgent-ish tasks, which have taken time away from Masterpiece development. Let me tell you them.
http://masterpieceedition.tumblr.com"
MIDI Sync in the TC apps
Interesting piece by the developers of the TC apps (TC-11 and TC-Data) on MIDI sync, which seems to be a big topic of discussion these days.
Are you using Dropbox with your apps?
If you're not using dropbox then it's something you should to check out as loads of apps are now using it as a default for online storage and for a variety of other purposes too, and it works quite well in my view. If you're not using it you can get your own dropbox by clicking this link, and what's more you'll get an extra 500mb just for using this link (and so will I)!
Only a few days left for the TC-Helicon contest
If you want to enter the TC-Helicon Voice Jam Studio $12,000 contest you haven't got much time left now, all the details are right here. The contest is open until the 5th of February.
So here we are on the first of February, here are the highlights from the last week
So here are my highlights from the last week.
Monday 26th:
Tuesday 27th:
Wednesday 28th:
Thursday 29th:
Friday 30th:
So, a bit of a week, and not surprising that there was less to talk about after NAMM. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Monday 26th:
- So DM1 got an update
- It looks like Olympia Noise Co have something new coming
- So it looks like developers using testflight will be restricted to iOS8 soon
- Yamaha bring their synth book app to the US too
- Plaster is coming ...
- And here are my pictures of the C.24 from Miselu
Tuesday 27th:
- Here's a useful tutorial for Modular Synth
- Alex is going to do a video series
- Another Pocket Operator video
Wednesday 28th:
- And the C.24 likes Star Trek ...
Thursday 29th:
- Volotic arrives for your iPad and it's free
- FM4 lite has arrived
- FM4 1.1 also arrives with audiobus support and more
- LF1 Monosynth gets updated
- Roland brings Sound Canvas to iOS
- DFX app arrives, a new FX app for your iPad
Friday 30th:
- CZ for iPad gets MIDI
- Teenage Engineer tells us what to expect about Pocket Operator delivery
- MIDI LE bringing MIDI over USB via lightening
- Bloom 3 arrives, the first update since 2011
- Zillidrone arrives for iPad
So, a bit of a week, and not surprising that there was less to talk about after NAMM. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
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