Free Music Friday – The World’s First Album Made On An Android Phone

Free Music Friday: Think Android music apps aren’t ready for prime-time yet? Coolout sent word to us about his album, The Rise, which was created using Android music apps. Coolout calls The Rise ‘the world’s first Android album’. All sounds were created and vocals recorded through an Android cell phone. Apps used: Virtual Amp, MusicGrid,… Read More Free Music Friday – The World’s First Album Made On An Android Phone

Will Google + Arduino Open Hardware Kill The iOS Music Juggernaut?

Long-time readers know that, for better or for worse, we’ve been talking about the way iPhones and iPads are going to be major new platforms for electronic music from day one. Our coverage of mobile devices has focused primarily on iOS because Apple was the vendor making the right decisions, for the time, to create… Read More Will Google + Arduino Open Hardware Kill The iOS Music Juggernaut?

TouchOSC For Android Now Available

TouchOSC, the popular IOS OSC control application, has been ported to Android. TouchOSC for Android is available now on the Android Market as donationware. While it’s free, its features don’t match the iOS version. Current limitations are: No importing of custom layouts No ZeroConf/Bonjour publishing/browsing No multi-touch support No support for resolutions higher than 320×480… Read More TouchOSC For Android Now Available