Roman Ruins by mikehrom
sonny | octave bass | arpaccio | 98 bpm | Eb-Cm part of Niek's elemental "roaming" series: [LIGHTNING] - http://ift.tt/1jkrP3U [FLAME] - http://ift.tt/1PmcQ5S [EARTH] - http://ift.tt/1jkrPk8 [WATER] - http://ift.tt/1PmcQ5U [WINDS] - http://ift.tt/1jkrRbZ
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Space Waves by Pendagram
Made with Figure for iOS. Don't have Figure yet? It's a fun, easy and bargain-priced music making app that anyone can use! Read about it here: http://ift.tt/1rywUnA
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FlexyKick 2.0 is here
FlexyKick 2.0 is a complete reworking of the app, news are:
- stronger sound
- simpler to use, also the sound reacts in real time to movements and to the number of touches
- 5 preset slots for saving parameters
- 10 seconds looper
- sliding mode for creating sustained sounds(distorted bass, drones, etc..)
- restoring Audiobus and Inter-App Audio compatibility
Neo city -baseメロ2 by gimuneman
iOSアプリ、「Figure」で作られた. 詳しくはこちら: http://ift.tt/1rywUnA
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Eight Bit Pop Hit by mikehrom
technologic | octave bass | arpaccio | 84 bpm | C-Am #8Bit4Ever link: http://ift.tt/1G49aDM
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Mitosynth 1.2.6 bring a very cool 3D touch implementation
Here's what's new in Mitosynth:
- New: Aftertouch now uses “3D Touch” where available (at time of writing, iPhone 6S and 6S Plus). Set a parameter’s modulation to Afertouch, pick a minimum & maximum, and control it with your finger pressure!
- Low Power Mode support: Mitosynth now turns off or reduces certain animations when your device is in this mode.
- Performance, UI & reliability improvements
- AudioShare SDK updated
Back in 2008: RJDJ Arrives
Although it was an iPhone only release and didn't work on the iPod Touch, which was something that was more common back then, and as an iPod Touch user back in 2008, I was a bit annoyed by that. You can read the original post here. There's also a CDM interview with RJDJ available.
DM1 5.2 arrives
DM1 - The Drum Machine version 5.2 brings us ...
- New Midi Engine (with Midibus Library)
- MIDI : added Audio Latency setting
- MIDI : Added Midi Continue handling
- Advanced MIDI Mapping :
- PLAY / REC
- Previous+Next Pattern
- Previous+Next Song
- Metronome
- New AB Remote controls : added Next/Previous Pattern, Next/Previous Song, Song Mode
- Bigger AB Remote icons
- Filter “Envelope Follower” changed to “Envelop Filter”
- Fixed Filters Scrollview out of range with bottom filters (on Load)
Oscillator 2.0 arrives almost 7 years since the last update
I didn't expect to see an update for Oscillator as the last one was in November 2008. That's a long time coming, and there isn't too much in there either. Here's what's new:
- iOS 9 compatible
- New randomize function
Back in 2008: The DS-10 launches in Europe
It was a very big day for the DS with the launch of the DS-10 which was a massive step forward for music on the Nintendo gaming device. The original post is here but doesn't have a lot more detail.
XENON Groove Synthesizer gets a little update
XENON Groove Synthesizer 1.7.3 brings a few things, but most of all it's good to see this app get an update.
Here's what's new:
Here's what's new:
- Fixed a compatibility issue with iPhone 6s/6s Plus's built-in speaker
- Updated Audiobus SDK to v2.2.1
- Some other minor bug fixes and improvements
Well done Artiphon!
They've won Best Crowdfunding Campaign in Nashville Scene. Well done Artiphon, as ever, good work!
Generative 25: So, if you don't know Intermorphic's apps, here's what to look for ...
So that's it for today. It's been fun remembering a lot of the history that I know about Intermorphic, SSEYO and even Tao Group. Of course the apps that Intermorphic have now represent some of the best generative music apps that you can find. So I thought I'd end off the day with a little description of each of them.
Let's start off with Mixtikl as it is, in effect, the one I have known for the longest.
"Mixtikl is a dedicated, integrated & powerful multi-platform generative music editor, mixer, arranger and cell sequencer. It includes many modifiable generative music templates that you can easily mix together. To generate its sounds it features the Partikl Sound Engine, a powerful sound source comprising a modular synth with Soundfont (SF2)/DLS support + live FX."
I really love this universal app from Intermorphic. If you are interested in knowing a bit more about it then just click below and take a look on the app store:
Next let's have a brief look at Noatikl ...
"Noatikl is a 16 track MIDI generating powerhouse with 120+ parameters & many included generative music starter templates. To generate its sounds it features the Partikl Sound Engine, a powerful sound source comprising a modular synth with Soundfont (SF2)/DLS support + live FX."
Pure genius ... If you are interested in knowing a bit more about it then just click below and take a look on the app store:
Next up, Wotja!
"For cool music ... just add text! Wotja is a chilled-out app for ideas, thinking, relaxation, sharing & greetings. It's live, it's fun and it's magical. Users say "it does exactly what it says". So, what music does your text make?
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Enter an emoji or a name, message, hash tag or other text etc. and Wotja will compose a relaxing tune for you that first plays and then improvises against a selection of calming, ambient generative music backing tracks. Use the shuffle button to try out different content and settings so as to quickly create new alternatives."
And finally ... Liptikl
"Do you write, e.g. song / music / rap lyrics, poetry, haikus etc? LIPTIKL and its cut-up approach might unlock cool new ideas for you. Users say: "I used Liptikl extensively while writing lyrics for my last album and found it incredibly useful", "Liptikl is the key to unlocking word combinations and mental scenery", "Ideas fall from the sky with this app. No more writers block on lyrics!"
The cut-up technique is a powerful process for stimulating creative writing. The random word associations Liptikl comes up with can give you new options to consider, bringing extra advantage & fresh ideas to explore. It could be just what you are looking for to spark something original and different."
WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH LIPTIKL
So that's it for today, thanks for celebrating with me the great work that Intermorphic have done over the last 25 years, and I hope to see them continue and do even more amazing things with generative in the future.
Let's start off with Mixtikl as it is, in effect, the one I have known for the longest.
"Mixtikl is a dedicated, integrated & powerful multi-platform generative music editor, mixer, arranger and cell sequencer. It includes many modifiable generative music templates that you can easily mix together. To generate its sounds it features the Partikl Sound Engine, a powerful sound source comprising a modular synth with Soundfont (SF2)/DLS support + live FX."
I really love this universal app from Intermorphic. If you are interested in knowing a bit more about it then just click below and take a look on the app store:
Next let's have a brief look at Noatikl ...
"Noatikl is a 16 track MIDI generating powerhouse with 120+ parameters & many included generative music starter templates. To generate its sounds it features the Partikl Sound Engine, a powerful sound source comprising a modular synth with Soundfont (SF2)/DLS support + live FX."
Pure genius ... If you are interested in knowing a bit more about it then just click below and take a look on the app store:
Next up, Wotja!
"For cool music ... just add text! Wotja is a chilled-out app for ideas, thinking, relaxation, sharing & greetings. It's live, it's fun and it's magical. Users say "it does exactly what it says". So, what music does your text make?
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Enter an emoji or a name, message, hash tag or other text etc. and Wotja will compose a relaxing tune for you that first plays and then improvises against a selection of calming, ambient generative music backing tracks. Use the shuffle button to try out different content and settings so as to quickly create new alternatives."
And finally ... Liptikl
"Do you write, e.g. song / music / rap lyrics, poetry, haikus etc? LIPTIKL and its cut-up approach might unlock cool new ideas for you. Users say: "I used Liptikl extensively while writing lyrics for my last album and found it incredibly useful", "Liptikl is the key to unlocking word combinations and mental scenery", "Ideas fall from the sky with this app. No more writers block on lyrics!"
The cut-up technique is a powerful process for stimulating creative writing. The random word associations Liptikl comes up with can give you new options to consider, bringing extra advantage & fresh ideas to explore. It could be just what you are looking for to spark something original and different."
WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH LIPTIKL
- Help unblock writer's block
- Mash together up to 5 different bodies of text
- Easily come up with new and exciting word arrangements
- Get more ideas for music or rap lyrics, poems, copy or ads
- Generate unusual, obscure, non-obvious, ambiguous and unexpected results
- Randomise only the words you want to, lock the others
So that's it for today, thanks for celebrating with me the great work that Intermorphic have done over the last 25 years, and I hope to see them continue and do even more amazing things with generative in the future.
Generative 25: miniMIXA is a piece of history
Well, it is anyway. But, to prove it conclusively I can say that it appears in the book in this picture, as do I! Read the whole original post here.
You can have all the generative music you want, but I've got this!
If you really want to know, then just click to go back to a post I made about 3 years ago. It isn't particularly sensible, but it is fun.
Generative 25: Only this year Intermorphic released Liptikl, their text cut up app
I've found this very interesting to use, especially when I occasionally use it in conjunction with Wotja too. It's really worth taking a look at. Here's the post from earlier this year when it first arrived.
Generative 25: Noatikl 2 Mobile Tutorial 2
This, together with the previous short video should help you to get started out with Noatikl.
Generative 25: Noatikl 2 Mobile Tutorial 1
If you don't know Noatikl then this short video (and the one that follows) should help you to get the basics.
Generative 25: Mixtikl 5 lands
This was really big for generative, and a big step for Intermorphic too. It was a really good strong statement for generative music and the interface was improved greatly.
Generative 25: Intermorphic releases Wotja!
It was only a year ago now that Intermorphic released Wotja. I think it put Intermorphic on a journey that is going to take them to some interesting places. I think we're going to hear more about Wotja in the future.
Generative 25: Something new from Intermorphic with Tiklbox
I can remember talking to Tim about the ideas for this app over lunch back in 2012. I still think it is a good idea for an app and worth looking at.
Here's where it made its debut on PalmSounds.
Here's where it made its debut on PalmSounds.
Generative 25: Intermorphic brings Noatikl to iOS
Back in 2013, not too long ago, Intermorphic brought us their amazing generative music lab to iOS. You can find the original details all right here.
Generative 25: Back in 2012 Noatikl adds Koan file support
I remember at the time being really impressed by this and the work that Intermorphic had done to connect the dots all the way back to Koan.
Generative 25: Mixtikl emerges in 2008
So in 2008 there was the first mention of Mixtikl on PalmSounds, and there was a lot to say about Mixtikl too. You can read the original post here.
Then in December it was finally released!
Then in December it was finally released!
Generative 25: A first mention of Intermorphic
So this post was the first mention of Intermorphic at PalmSounds. When Tao Group went bust the founders of Intermorphic decided to keep going with generative music and with mobile, and I'm so glad that they did.
Generative 25: Red Lounge - miniMIXA
You can see the Mixtikl interface here back in 2007 with miniMIXA on Windows Mobile 6.
Generative 25: And then miniMIXA was part of Tao Group and there were big plans ...
I'd forgotten this step in the history of miniMIXA. Tao Group came after SSEYO, and in fact bought out SSEYO. There were big plans back then, but I don't think that anyone could have foreseen just where things would go with mobile music in 2007.
Generative 25: Some more thoughts of miniMIXA
The next mention of miniMIXA was in January 2007 and was pretty similar to the last one, but this was miniMIXA getting firmly on my radar, and that's where it, and it's successor, Mixtikl has stayed!
Generative 25: miniMIXA mentioned in my 2006 and 2007 post round ups
The next two mentions for miniMIXA were in my round up of mobile music in 2006 (but it wasn't a long piece), and also my hopes for mobile music in 2007 as well. Who knew back then what was coming around the corner!
Generative 25: A first mention of miniMIXA on PalmSounds back in 2006
This was the first mention of miniMIXA on PalmSounds back in 2006. Of course, back in those days miniMIXA (the precursor to Mixtikl) wasn't made by Intermorphic, in fact, Intermorphic didn't exist back then, and this Windows Mobile app was made by SSEYO (although that was the same people).
This original post from October 2006 was about miniMIXA being featured in Computer Music in a piece that they ran on mobile music apps. That was a very occasional thing back then, not like now at all.
This original post from October 2006 was about miniMIXA being featured in Computer Music in a piece that they ran on mobile music apps. That was a very occasional thing back then, not like now at all.
Generative 25: Background ... Robert Sandall and Mark Russell interview Brian Eno about Generative Music in 1996
If you're not actually very sure about what all this stuff to do with generative is actually about then it's worth checking this out as it's a really interesting area.
Congratulations to Intermorphic for 25 years in Generative Music
That is an amazing achievement. Obviously Intermorphic itself hasn't been around for a whole 25 years, but the people behind it have been, and that's something worth celebrating.
I've been a fan of their work since almost the beginning of Palm Sounds. So, today I'll be celebrating their awesome achievement and remembering some of the milestones they've hit, so there'll be quite a few posts about them over the course of the day.
I've been a fan of their work since almost the beginning of Palm Sounds. So, today I'll be celebrating their awesome achievement and remembering some of the milestones they've hit, so there'll be quite a few posts about them over the course of the day.
Back in 2008: Bloom arrived
Which was a bit of a surprise really as it came without warning, but was (and indeed still is) an important signal that the iPhone and iOS as it was to become were platforms for musical experimentation, playfulness and fun. Good things in my book. You can read the original post here.
Korg littleBits improvisation #4 (video)
Video description:
"This is the last one of my littleBits videos. So if you hate it I can comfort you by stating that there is no more of them :-)
It has been interesting to try making music with the littleBits set. My impression is that there is room for improvements. There were things I found annoying but given the cost there must be sacrifices somewhere.
But next week I will be back with normal sized organs and synthesizers..."
Esspresso - professional de-esser arrives, but is going to take a lot of CPU
This audio effect is an advanced de-esser with an intuitive user interface. The uniqueness of Esspresso is that the detection frequency range isn’t coupled with the suppressors frequency range. That means you can listen to a specific frequency and compress another one, which is often what you’ll want from a professional de-esser. With a fast and accurate frequency response view, you will easily get full control over annoying S-sounds that ruin the mix.
Noteworthy features:
- Audiobus 2 compatible (works in iOS9)
- Inter app audio compatible (IAA)
- Detector sensitivity gain
- Visual reduction RMS
- Visual detector RMS
- Suppressor can work as allpass, bandpass and highpass
- Load / Save presets
- Documentation
Tiger-lily Tremolo effect arrives
Tiger-lily Tremolo is a two-stage harmonic and amplitude tremolo effect with variable wave-shaping and phase-offset parameters.
Built upon the tenet of simplicity, the flora project presents great sounding, lightweight audio effects using Inter-App Audio and Audiobus technologies to allow you to get the sound you want, without sacrificing processing power.
More information about the flora project can be found at http://timothy-j.com/flora
NB: Tiger-lily Tremolo requires either Audiobus or Inter-App Audio capable applications in order to operate. See http://audiob.us for more information.
Tiger-lily Tremolo costs $0.99 on the app store:
A new book for iOS DJs ... How to DJ on your iPad or iPhone (book)
So here's a new book all about DJ'ing with an iOS device. Here's the description ...
Want to know what it feels like to play a perfect DJ set to a full dancefloor, using just your iPad (or iPhone)? In this, the first book of its kind, Phil Morse of Digital DJ Tips—the world's biggest DJ training website—show you step-by-step exactly how you can do just that, using Algoriddim's powerful djay 2 DJ app.
From helping you to choose, organise and prepare your music (including using djay 2's Spotify integration), to showing you how to beatmix like a pro, to giving you the low down on powerful techniques such as DJ effects, loops and keymixing, Phil shows you how to DJ properly with this software, in 172 feature-packed pages and across 21 pro HD videos.
The book serves as a standalone and complete guide to DJing as a hobby or profession, aimed at both complete beginners and those new to digital DJing. It covers all aspect of the craft, from standing out through your music choices, to how to get booked, even how to deal with pre-gig nerves - plus lots of ideas for furthering your DJing after you've successfully played your first public set. Once you know this stuff, you'll be able to transfer the skills to any DJ set-up you like.
Whether you want to be a club-style DJ, play mobile, or just spin at parties for your friends, and whatever your music style, everything you need to do to truly impress your audiences is here. Far beyond an instruction manual, How To DJ On Your iPad (& iPhone) is more like an iPad/iPhone DJ's bible.
So if you've yet to start, or you've downloaded djay 2 and got stuck, wondering what to do next or what you're doing wrong, this unique book and video package is exactly what you need to kickstart your digital DJing career!
The book costs $4.99, but that's a limited time half price off
News from Intua on BM2, and BM3!
Here's what they have to say ...
Hi everyone, here are some news regarding BeatMaker 2 and 3 !
We are currently updating BeatMaker 2 to fix the iOS 9 and Audiobus issues. It should be available soon.
On the other hand, BeatMaker 3 is under heavy development. We are working hard to bring you the next best beatmaking and sampling app on iOS !
Stay tuned !
The INTUA team.
Via FaceBook.
Hi everyone, here are some news regarding BeatMaker 2 and 3 !
We are currently updating BeatMaker 2 to fix the iOS 9 and Audiobus issues. It should be available soon.
On the other hand, BeatMaker 3 is under heavy development. We are working hard to bring you the next best beatmaking and sampling app on iOS !
Stay tuned !
The INTUA team.
Via FaceBook.
DrumKick and DrumKick for iPhone get the trigger treatment
DrumKick and it's iPhone version, DrumKick for iPhone have been updated:
DrumKick on the app store:
DrumKick for iPhone on the app store:
- Added Audiobus Remote triggers (tap-hold on crash triggers for cymbal chokes). https://audiob.us/remote.
- Increased volume level for the tom drums.
- Updated Audiobus SDK 2.2.2
- iOS 9 compatibility.
- Changed DrumKick's default Background Audio setting to off to save battery life.
DrumKick on the app store:
DrumKick for iPhone on the app store:
I'd really like one of these, wouldn't you ...
Korg Monotron Duo + Quantum VJ pic.twitter.com/hcRoH3IlbD
— Nightradio (@Nightradio) October 5, 2015MultitrackStudio for iPad is the first AU host for iOS!
So here's what's new in MultitrackStudio for iPad:
Of course it says "presets and automation are currently not supported", which suggests that they will be at some point in the future, which is og course great news too.
- Supports iOS 9 Audio Unit effects and MIDI instruments. Note: presets and automation are currently not supported.
- Some bug fixes.
Of course it says "presets and automation are currently not supported", which suggests that they will be at some point in the future, which is og course great news too.
Coming soon ... Zenterface
The Zenterface is coming for Different Drummer 4.0 (iPad) very soon along with Color Themes and Wave Styles! pic.twitter.com/C6iA3Fq4Ka
— Techné Media (@technemedia) October 4, 2015And there's a new modular synth for Android
ModSynth has arrived for Android according to Musical Android. It looks ok too. Not too fancy, but it seems to have a perfectly usable interface.
Orphinio updated with 3D touch
Orphinio gets it ...
"Now even more expressive with 3D Touch on iPhone 6S and 6S Plus"
It's added another reason to start looking at a 6s.
"Now even more expressive with 3D Touch on iPhone 6S and 6S Plus"
It's added another reason to start looking at a 6s.
Back in 2009: After only a week Aurora is released
After only announcing their new Windows Mobile app a week before 4Pockets released Aurora Sound Studio for Windows Mobile just a week later.
Back in 2007: I announced some new sound toys
It's strange to think that I was making these back in 2007. I haven't touched them in a while, so if you're interested in my old Palm OS app attempts, then take a look at the original post.
Mobile music objects of desire: The Madplayer
Back in 2008: Synthesizer arrives
A new synth app arrived for the iPhone today in 2008. Although I was rather put out that it didn't run on the iPod Touch for some reason. There's a bit more in the original 2008 post which you can find here.
Back in 2007: Finding TrakAx Mobile
Interesting to think just how ahead of its time this was for 2007 considering the range of mobile video apps that are now available. Here's the original post.
Remember the Palm Sounds T-Shirt?
Patterning Industrial Kit Sampled DSI Tempest (video)
Video description:
"The following video demonstrates how one can "jam" live by triggering different patterns within Patterning's song section. I prepared a free Industrial/EBM kit in Patterning .onps file format. I created all of the samples with a DSI Tempest drum machine and ran them through an Empirical Labs Distressor.
As usual you can download the free loops and samples from this video here http://www.ipadloops.com/free-loops/iPadLoops_Industrial_Tempest.zip
For more info about Patterning for iPad go here http://ipadloops.com/free-industrial-ebm-patterning-kit/
You can also go to that link for a tutorial on how to get these sounds into your iPad Patterning app."
Rhythm Core Alpha for Nintendo DSi: How to do it! (video)
Video description:
"Rhythm Core Alpha is a fun and powerful music creation system for Nintendo DSi. This video shows how to create your own music quickly and easily, explaining every step of the process. It starts with creation of a simple drum loop in a matter of seconds! Then it adds simple bass and melody parts, and shows how to build an automated chord progression. Finally, simply solo over the top of your backing tracks using the stylus.
Finally, a musical instrument for everyone!
Rhythm Core Alpha is available for 500 Nintendo Points in the Nintendo DSiWare shop.
For more info: http://www.rhythmcorealpha.com"
bismark bs-16i becomes the first iOS music app to implement 3D touch ...
Here's what's new in bismark bs-16i 2.5:
So, now I want an iPhone 6s ...
- Support 3D touch (Assigned to MIDI after touch: Settings > Keyboard > Use 3D Touch)
- Improve 4.7 inch (iPhone 6 / 6s) layout
- Fix that sf2/midi file which has non-English filename can not be loaded
- Apply Audiobus SDK 2.2.2
So, now I want an iPhone 6s ...
iPad Air ANIMOOG with FLUX FX by noii.se (video)
Animoog on the app store:
Flux FX on the app store:
Back in 2008: FMScreen for iPhone arrived
Another now long gone app is FMScreen. A simple little synth app for the iPhone. Certainly it was fun at the time. You can find out a little bit more about it in the original post here.
Things you should do to help the world of mobile music: 1
Firstly and most importantly, keep on making music on a mobile device with mobile apps. It's fun, it's immediate, it's important.
bitKlavier is a pretty unusual sounding app
I do like something a little bit different every now and then, and this app really appeals to my sense of the unusual.
bitKlavier is the software that drives the "prepared digital piano;" it has been used by a number of composers for creating new music, and has been featured in performances around the world.
Like the prepared piano, the "prepared digital piano" feels just like a piano under the hands and often sounds like one, but it is full of surprises; instead of bolts and screws stuck between the piano strings, virtual machines of various sorts adorn the virtual strings of the digital piano, transforming it into an instrument that pushes back, sometimes like a metronome, other times like a recording played backwards. The virtual strings also tighten and loosen on the fly, dynamically tuning in response to what is played.
To begin, load a sample set ("lite" will load quickly and on older iPads, "medium" sounds better, but takes longer to load) and experiment with the included presets, many of which are from existing pieces (the Nostalgic Synchronic Etudes by Dan Trueman, and the Mikroetudes, a collection of small pieces by various composers), others are examples for exploring the various types of digital preparations. Work with the on-screen keyboards, or hook up a USB-MIDI keyboard using a Lighting-USB adaptor and play with a full-sized keyboard.
There are a range of "preparations," including:
1. Synchronic: "metronomes" of various sorts that respond to your playing.
2. Nostalgic: reverse piano, synced to the synchronic preparations or driven by the length of the notes that you play.
3. Tuning: various tuning systems, including some that change under your hands as you play.
4. Direct: muted notes, so they don't sound when you play, but their preparations activate; surprisingly useful!
These preparations can change under your hands in various ways. For instance, in the Tempo pane you can make the Synchronic metronomes follow the tempo of your own playing, and in the Preset pane you can make specific notes completely change the preparations to a different preset.
In each pane, there are "?" help windows that explain all of the parameters. Work with existing presets to create new ones and see where they take you. Save your new presets, create new libraries of presets, save them to Dropbox to share with others or to use with the OSX version, or load in libraries that have been created elsewhere.
bitKlavier costs $4.99 on the app store
If you haven't already, then take a look at Arpeggio on Kickstarter
As you probably already know, Arpeggio is on Kickstarter now and is doing really well. If you haven't taken a look at this already then it's worth checking out. Also, if you're thinking that this isn't really for an iOS mobile musician, think again ...
Arpeggio is doing some interesting things in terms of integrating the Arpeggio hardware with a companion app. Here's what they plan that you'll be able to do with the app:
- Connect to Arpeggio via bluetooth or usb
- Create backups of Arpeggio data including sequences/songs/sets, advanced sequencer settings, MIDI and I/O settings, synth patches and parameter values.
- Edit the sequences stored on Arpeggio
- Edit synth parameters of the patches stored on Arpeggio, create new synth patches and upload individual synth patches to Arpeggio.
- Export sequences, songs, and sets as standard MIDI files or other format useful for DAWs
- Share sequences, songs, sets, and synth patches over bluetooth from one Arpeggio to another.
- Adjust the advanced sequencer settings, MIDI and I/O settings on Arpeggio
- Update firmware, on Arpeggio, restore to factory defaults.
- Cross platform application iOS / Android / OSX / Windows
Back in 2007: A hint at native apps for the iPhone
It is strange to think that the original iPhone OS (prior to it being called iOS) didn't run native 3rd party apps at all. We were told that web apps were much better and that Apple didn't want native apps. Strange to think of that now, but back in 2007 here was a hint that there might be the possibility of native apps coming to Apple's emerging platform. Here's the original post
DFX - Digital Multi-FX 2.2 arrives
Here's what's new in DFX - Digital Multi-FX:
- New Midi Engine (with Midibus Library)
- Extensive AB Remote implementation
- Updated Audiobus SDK (2.2.1)
- New Animation “Angle” Parameter
- Added Visual feedback for Midi Mapping (Previous/Next preset, Previous/Next Filter)
- Fixed Audiobus State Saving issues
- Fixed metronome issue
- Removed Delete confirmation alert for Presets & Recordings
- iOS 9 ready
A final final reminder ... iElectribe for iPhone launch price ends today
Don't forget that KORG's iELECTRIBE for iPhone app is at its launch price of $9.99 but it all ends today.
Just a little reminder ... Korg's iKaossilator is still half price but only for today
It ends today, but Korg's iKaossilator is still 50% off and down from $19.99 to $9.99.
Just mentioning it.
Just mentioning it.
Playground: Hermutt Lobby - Orval Curry (video)
I can't wait for this app to make it into general circulation. It's so much fun to play with!
Video description:
"Join the beta! Go to http://getplayground.com and subscribe! Playground - Music At Your Fingertips.
Playground is a new way to experience the music of artists from around the globe. Swipe and tap on the unique template objects and discover your path to musical expression. Fun and easy to use for beginners, become a real performer by growing your skills. Record and share your favourite sessions with your friends."
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