Is Mixr ‘The New Standard In Mobile DJing’? (Sneak Preview)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBmcdKKgPbQ The developers have shared some sneak preview videos for Mixr – a iPad DJ app that they are describing as ‘the new standard in mobile DJing’. Pretty bold words. We’ll have until it’s released to see how this pans out. In the meantime, though, here are the specs: Interface: Dual Multi-Touch Turntables Audio Waveforms… Read More Is Mixr ‘The New Standard In Mobile DJing’? (Sneak Preview)

iMaschine ‘Groove Sketch Pad’ Now Available

Native Instruments today released iMaschine, described as ‘an intuitive and powerful beat sketch pad for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad’. Features: 16 pads for playing the included drum and one-shot samples Library includes 10 projects, 26 kits and 466 individual samples (170MB of WAV sounds) Pad sampling mode: record your own one-shot sample through the… Read More iMaschine ‘Groove Sketch Pad’ Now Available

Retronyms Updates Tabletop – What Do You Think Of It?

Retronyms has updated Tabletop, its virtual studio for the iPad. New devices in Tabletop 1.1: Compressor Limiter Expander Bit Crusher Splitter High-pass Filter Tabletop is a modular virtual studio that comes with a variety of devices, including a pad sampler, matrix synthesizer, mixer, turntable, low-pass filter and more. Additional devices are available as in-app purchases.

Apps That Support Korg’s WIST (Wireless Sync-Start Technology)

Korg has put together a list of apps that currently support their WIST (Wireless Sync-Start Technology).  The feature lets you, for example, wirelessly sync a drum machine running on an iPhone with a software synth sequence running on an iPad. Apps that support Korg’s WIST include: Retronyms – Tabletop Propellerhead Software – ReBirth Propellerhead Software – ReBirth for… Read More Apps That Support Korg’s WIST (Wireless Sync-Start Technology)

Don’t Buy This Synth 8 Times (Mobilesynth)

Mobilesynth, by Allen Porter, is a free, an open source synthesizer, targeted initially for the iPhone. It’s a free download in the App Store. Because Mobilesynth is open source, it’s available for other developers to reuse and repackage. Johnnyg0 notes, at PalmSounds, that these apps are based on the open source MobileSynth: Fermion Mobeat Core Synth Moogie… Read More Don’t Buy This Synth 8 Times (Mobilesynth)