Mixtikl

Intermorphic has launched Mixtikl V1, its suite of music making applications for mobile and desktop computers, together with a range of ‘add-on’ Tiklpak content paks.

On desktop, Mixtikl can run standalone, or as a plugin to a VST/AU enabled sequencer, giving users the freedom to create on mobile and remix on Mac or PC, or vice versa.

Mixtikl supports 12 track mixing at up to 44KHz stereo (device dependent), a wide range of user-configurable live sound FX and sound generators with the Partikl modular & DLS MIDI synth, a runtime of the Noatikl generative music engine and the Remixer, Performer, Partikl and Player applications. Mixtikl openly supports the use of users’ own files in Ogg, WAV, AU, MIDI, MOD, partikl and noatikl content formats as well as user created add-on Paks.

Seven Windows Mobile screen sizes and orientations are supported at launch, from the smallest Windows Mobile Smartphone screen (176×180) to the largest currently available in the new HTC Touch HD Pocket PC (480×696). “Skins” for all supported screensizes are available in the Standalone versions for Windows and Mac desktops.

Pricing starts at $9.99 for the mobile versions, and at launch Intermorphic is also unveiling a number of special offers and bundles for Mixtikl as well as all its products. 30 day full save trial versions are available from the Mixtikl download page.

Versions for Symbian, iPhone and Antix Game Player are to follow from early 2009.

Intermorphic has announced that Mixtikl – its multiplatform music software – is now in beta. 

Mixtikl looks like it will be a very interesting app, with mobile support and generative features. 

Here are the details:

• Mixtikl is open: Use your own content, or from in add-on Tiklpaks.
• Capture / mix / work on content on the move on your mobile.
• Finesse your mixes on PC using the Mixtikl plugin.
• Move your mixes between mobile and PC and back again.
• ‘Performer’ app – Perform music on your mobile.
• ‘Remixer’ app – Create quick mixes, and mix and match sounds.
• ‘Partikl’ app – Sound and FX design, exporting mix files
• ‘Player’ app – Play lists of Ogg, MIDI and generative music.
• Use audio loops, MIDI, generative music & modular synthesis.
• Integrated Noatikl generative music engine for generative music.
• Pitch shift your loops and apply realtime FX.
• Act as VST or AU plugin in your VST/AU enabled sequencer.

The full Mixtikl release is expected to be just a week or so away.

Intermorphic has announced Mixtikl, an upcoming music program that works on PC and Mac (VST/AU plugin, as well as standalone; on PDAs, and on cell phones.

Here’s what we know about MixTikl. You’ll be able to use MixTikl to :

• Capture/Mix/Work on content on the move on your mobile; finesse on desktop using plug-in later; move back to mobile whenever you want.
• Use loops, midi, generative music and modular synthesis for your sound palette.
• Perform music on your mobile with the powerful ‘Perform’ application.
• Play generative music on your mobile, using the integrated Noatikl engine.
• Create quick mixes, and mix and match sounds (yours, or in add-on Tiklpaks) with the ‘Remix’ application.
• Pitch shift your loops and apply realtime FX.
• Act as VST or AU plugin in your VST/AU enabled sequencer.

Versions:

Mixtikl will come in a number of variants for both Windows and Mac OSX PCs, and mobile devices. More details on these and their feature mix will follow over the coming months.

For Windows and Mac OS X, there will plug-in versions for e.g. Logic (Audio Unit [AU]), Sonar (VSTi), Cubase (VSTi), Ableton Live (VSTi), Reaper (VSTi) etc. as well as a standalone version for where there is no suitable plugin variant, e.g. Pro Tools.

For mobile, there will be versions at launch for Windows Mobile 5/6, followed by by versions for iPhone and iTouch, Series 60 V2/3, and Antix Game Player.

The above screenshot is of the Performer mode, which allows mixing of up to 12 tracks of MIDI/Audio loops/Noatikl generatve music/mic recordings.

More screenshots are available at the Intermorphic site.

Launch date is set for the end of October, and more info will be provided closer to launch.