Reactable Updates SNAP Drum Machine App With Motion Control
Reactable has announced an update to SNAP, which adds motion control to the drum machine app.… Read More Reactable Updates SNAP Drum Machine App With Motion Control
Reactable has announced an update to SNAP, which adds motion control to the drum machine app.… Read More Reactable Updates SNAP Drum Machine App With Motion Control
Based on testing of over 200 devices, audio latency on Android devices is 4 1/2 times that of iOS devices. And the average ‘glitchiness’ of audio on Android devices is over 30 times that of iOS devices.… Read More 10 Years Later, Android Audio Quality Still Lags
Pure Chords is a new app for Android, that’s designed to let you control anything that’s MIDI-compatible. … Read More Pure Chords Android Keyboard & Controller
ROLI announced today that Pharrell Williams is joining the company as Chief Creative Officer. In that role, Pharrell will help co-design the next generation of ROLI music creation devices.… Read More Pharrell Williams Joins ROLI as Chief Creative Officer
Your movement, tracked by your smartphone, affects which sounds you hear and changes how individual effects are applied to them.… Read More Free Album, Year One, Explores The Possibilities Of Augmented Reality Music
Beatonal is designed to let you create and share your musical ideas using built-in synthesizers and drum machine.… Read More New Beatmaking App For iOS & Android, Beatonal
Mixvibes has released RemixLive for Android – an update that they say brings finger drumming to all Android devices.… Read More Mixvibes Updates RemixLive for Android With Finger Drumming & More
Retronyms today announced that iMPC is now available on the Samsung Galaxy Apps Store. iMPC was originally released for iOS in 2012. The port is a collaboration between Retronyms, Akai Professional and Samsung. The app offers more than 1,200 samples, 50 editable programs, 80 editable sequences and a classic MPC workflow. If you’ve used iMPC for Samsung Galaxy,… Read More iMPC Now Available For Android Samsung Galaxy