bleep!BOX iPhone Drum Machine & Synthesizer

15Aug09

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bleep!BOX (App Store link) is a combination drum machine and synthesizer for your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Description:

bleep!BOX has no samples, because everything is generated in realtime, meaning you can tweak to your heart’s content. It also means you won’t get stuck reusing the same sounds over and over.

bleep!BOX is not a simple toy – you can make real music. It’s great for house, hip-hop, R&B, electronica, drum ‘n’ bass, techno, trance and more.

Features:

10 Synth / Drum parts
50+ Parameters
Save patches and presets
Live performance modes
Step sequencing + recording modes
Parameter automation
Realtime processing
No samples

If you’ve used bleep!BOX, leave a comment with your thoughts!

Tags: drum machine, iPhone, iPhone music software, software synthesizer, synthesizer

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1 @bleepboxapp on Aug 15th, 2009 said:

Thanks for the article I really feel that this app is far above most of the other drum / synth boxes on the iphone, and it offers you enough control to actually make some cool stuff (as opposed to being an app that you forget about after the first use..). There are some demo sounds available at http://www.bleepboxapp.com/

And here's a vid:
[youtube 55JQK5300D4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55JQK5300D4 youtube]
2 Kurt Lorenz on Aug 16th, 2009 said:

This app is amazing. Great, intuitive UI, Super tweak-able sounds, and a performance mode that lets you do some amazing looping/stutter effects. I've only had it for one day but I can see that this app is deep. I will be able to go back to it over and over and get a different sounding result every time.

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