Buddha Machine updated

Buddha machine has been updated with new loops.

Buddha Machine at the app store:

Sound Scope Space demo

Sound Scope Space demo from strange agency on Vimeo.

More strangeness from the strange agency, who brought you curtis, the granular synth for the iPhone.

You can find Curtis at the app store:

DGOS updates

More updates from DGOS today on the module loader.

Nicholas Collins Handmade Electronic Music

Little scale has posted that he is in the latest edition of Nic Collin's book of Handmade Electronic Music. The new version is expensive though at £70, although there is an earlier version without the DVD.

Twist and shout with the iPhone

You've gotta watch this ...

Stylophone limited edition black version

There's a new limited edition black version of the Stylophone, looks good.

Pixelh8 gigs and lectures update

Pixelh8 has posted details of summer gigs and lectures. More info here.

Ellatron 1.4 in review

Ellatron 1.4 has been sent off to Apple for review again, so I hope we'll see it soon.

I'm waiting on at least three app updates now, so all I can imagine is that Apple are up to their eyes in updated apps wanting to get into the apps store.

You can find Ellatron on iTunes here:

A newer DS-10 coming? (via Matrixsynth)

Matrixsynth has this post on the fact that the DS-10 site has an image of the DS-10 running on a DSi with a screen that I can't remember seeing before.

Could there be a new version coming along? (via Matrixsynth)

More Hexatone goodness

Another video from Amidio of their forthcoming Hexatone app.

The rest of Amidio's apps on the app store:

DJ app for Windows Mobile

Here's another Windows Mobile app I didn't know existed. This looks like a fairly straightforward little DJ app. It isn't going to make the guys at Tonium worried, but it is great to see new audio apps coming out for Windows Mobile.

Click on the image above to find this app at Handango.

Drum Loop for Windows Mobile

Just when you think you know what's out there and available on a platform you get a shock. Here's a new drum app for Windows Mobile called 'Drum Loop'. Here's what it does:

Osymo Drum Loop is an electronic drums software for creating drum loops. You can use this application for composing or as an accompaniment or a luxury metronome for your guitar, bass, piano or another instrument practising.

Osymo Drum Loop main features:

General
- You can create your own rhythms Meter and tempo
- Meter from 1/1 to 16/32
- Tempo from 15 to 300 BPM (Beats Per Minute) Sound
- Up to 8 tracks (instruments)
- You can use your own .wav files
- Main Volume and Volume for each track Loops
- Unlimited number of loops

The app is available at Handango on the link below:

Drum Loop

Sunvox in the iPhone simulator

Nightradio has sent in a bunch of shots of Sunvox running in the iPhone simulator to give you a flavour of what the app might finally look like.

It is great to see that these app is moving forward and still running on multiple platforms.

Rectools08 update

I got in touch with YUDO about including the ability to upload an audio file into Rectools08, they tell me they are working on a server app to do this, which is great news. I'll post more as and when.

RecTools08 at the app store:

Another cool set up

Thanks to Tb M4M http://muzik4machines.com for this photo and comment:
There are two types of people in the world: 1) those that can extrapolate from incomplete data.

More from DGOS

Another update from DGOS today. I've had a few comments asking questions on DGOS, such as:

- When will we see screen shots or videos?
- What will apps be like on this OS, and will they all have to be open source apps?

Good questions, but I don't the answers, so I think I'll pose them to the man himself.

Paper minimoog via Synthtopia

Synthtopia has this post and link to a free paper minimoog that you can cut out and make for yourself. Excellent.

C64 emulator rejected by Apple (via Toucharcade)

This is just silly as far as I can see. This emulator looks great, so why not let it in? The app would be in a sandbox so why not let it go. Doesn't make any sense to me. I think there should be a few more emulators, such as:

- ZX81
- Newton
- C64
- Palm Garnet

I think that the iPhone would be great with a few of these.

Good questions for DGOS

An anon commenter left these questions today and I thought that they were worth repeating:

It'll be good to try this OS out when it makes it to production strength.
I'd like to know whether the support for audio is good and if developers can make audio apps simply.
Also, how will apps get paid for or will they all have to open source?

I think I'd like to know the answers to these.

Send in some shots of your set up

After this excellet picture I'd like to open this up to get more shots in of your set up. Send you pictures to palm dot sounds at mac dot com, or send a link to you pictures.

I'd love to see more of these shots, so please send them in.