Here’s a sneak preview of the state of Audiobus – the upcoming audio routing tool for iOS.
In the demo, developer Sebastian Dittmann uses Audiobus to route audio from FunkBox and Sunrizer, through NLog Synth Pro and into Loopy HD, where it is recorded and looped.
Sunrizer – a virtual analog synthesizer for iOS – has been updated.
Here’s what’s new in Sunrizer 2.1:
Sunrizer is $4.99 in the App Store.
This video captures an informal demonstration, by Sebastian Dittmann, of using the upcoming Audiobus app to route audio between iOS music apps.
In this case, Dittman uses Loopy HD to record and loop audio out of Sunrizer.
Developer Constantin Aliferis has released two free sound libraries for Sunrizer synth for the iPad:
To get the libraries:
Sunrizer is available in the App Store for $4.99. Details are available at the developer’s site.
via Constantin Aliferis
Reader Zac Bentz let us know about a couple of new albums released by his project The Electric Witch.
On both albums, Bentz makes extensive use of iPad synths, including Animoog, DM1 and Sunrizer, along with some microKorg vocoding.
The albums are available now for $1 or more. You can stream them for free via the links above, and Bentz has released a free track for each album.
You can download a free track from Assassin, the title track, above.
Mihail Adrian Simion, aka alba Ecstasy, sent word of his a new Berlin School style track, Music For iPad, created using iPad apps:
Tthis is a demo of 5 synths for iPad. The capabilities of making music with an iPad are endless!
If, on your first articles, I was not so interested in iPad and its apps, now I discover day by day (for the last 2 weeks since I bought it) that iPad is blending excellently with my hardware synths.