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iPhone Music Software: Check out this visual demo of PatternMusic (App Store link) a gorgeous new matrix synthesizer for the iPhone.
PatternMusic retails for $4.99. Detailed specs below.
If you’ve used PatternMusic, leave a comment and let me know what you think of it! Read more…
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Matthew Davidson (stretta) put together this demo video for obo – a Max For Live app that turns Ableton Live 8 into a matrix synth, inspired by the addictive-like-crack ToneMatrix synth:
I’ve adapted obo for use in maxforlive, added monome 128/256 support (not required for operation), 16 pattern memory, edit while play, copy/paste patterns and a scale generator (whew).
Check it out and let me know what you think!
This is an audio demo of Analogue Solutions’ Vostok matrix synth.
Matrix panels alone do not allow interfacing with external synthesisers & signals, so the Vostok also provides a full complement of front panel jack socket patch points for additional internal & external patching & interfacing.
The Vostok is not a Synthi and not intended to be or sound like one. It is an independent synthesiser in it’s own right.
The Vostok may at first glance look like an EMS clone, but it is not. It may share the matrix panel and suitcase style design concept, but that’s where the similarities end. The Vostok has more features, packing a powerful amount of modular synthesiser power into a small suitcase. It also has a different sound and uses different circuitry.
According to Peter Nagle’s SOS review:
This is a synth with a specialised appeal and the Vostok’s behaviour, range of sounds and performance undoubtedly does bears comparison with those classic EMS instruments. It scores by being slightly cheaper and having such extras as a MIDI interface, a sequencer, mini-jack connections and more. The VCOs sound fine, the filter marvellous and even the digital oscillator could be the source of some very strange sound effects or funky, wave-changing sequencer loops. I mean it as no insult to say that it could be an awesome self-contained sound-effects machine. In that context, the Vostok could do just fine.
Grid-based matrix synthesizer sequencers are popping up everywhere – on the Web, on the iPhone – and now on the Nintendo DS.
Hotelsinus Sound Design’s TonesynthDS is a work in progress – but it looks like another dose of musical crack.
Here’s what the developers have to say about the status of TonesynthDS: Read more…
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Filed under: Software Sequencers, Software Synthesizers & Samplers, iPods & Portable Media Players
Yudo, creators of 8-bit and recording iPhone music software, have released Matrix Music Pad (App Store link), a new iPhone app that’s part game and part matrix-based synth sequencer.
Here’s what they have to say about it:
You don’t any knowledge about synthesizers to make cool sounding music! RxR project are DJ nagureo aka Reo Nagumo he is very famous musician about music games. & Reo Yonaga he also famous game designers about music interactive games. RxR will be produce a lot of like this in 2009.
Something may have been lost in translation on that…… Read more…
