BeepStreet has released an update to Impaktor – its iOS percussion synth – adding AudioBus support and more.
Here’s what’s new in Impaktor 1.2:
Impaktor is available in the App Store for US $4.99.
If you’ve used Impaktor, let us know what you think of it!
Chamber of Sounds has introduced the Jupiter III G analog percussion synthesizer.
The Jupiter III analog percussion synth has a redesigned PCB, linear pots, a larger piezo pickup, and an LED power indicator. According to Chamber of Sounds, this makes it ‘ballsier than before’.
This video, via Arjen Schat, takes a look at creating analog kick drums, using subtractive synthesis on a Moog Little Phatty.
Chris of ohdratdigital want to shred your subs, with this tutorial that looks at creating 808 style kicks that kick ass:
This week we’re looking at how to make a sound that’s never been unpopular, but is absolutely everywhere at the moment. Don’t rely on sample packs to create massive 808 style sub bass, do it yourself quickly and easily in a subtractive synth for an awesome sound!
If you’ve got your own way of synthesizing kicks, let us know!
This video, via noise solution, offers his take on Impaktor - a new iOS drum synthesizer that turns any surface into a playable percussion instrument:
Impaktor works by capturing real acoustical impulses from the built-in microphone and using them as an excitation source for advanced sound modules that simulate the behavior of membranes, cymbals, metallophones or strings. This makes Impaktor a highly responsive and expressive instrument.
With semi-modular architecture and several types of synthesis, Impaktor can produce a wide range of tones, from acoustic, like Tabla, Djembe, Marimba, Cymbals, Metal bars to electronic or industrial sounds.
Impaktor is available in the App Store for $4.99.
If you?ve used Impaktor, let us know what you think of it!
