Tin Pan Rhythm App Designed For ‘Song Prototyping’

Developer Gil Carmel and team have released Tin Pan Rhythm, a song prototyping tool, based around chord progressions and acoustic instruments. According to the developers, Tin Pan Rhythm is designed to be a “simple and playful” way to create music. Carmel explains the philosophy behind Tin Pan Rhythm: “As a game developer, I’ve spent much of… Read More Tin Pan Rhythm App Designed For ‘Song Prototyping’

Animoog Update On The Way

Lots of Animoog testing going on for a new release that fully supports iOS8, new iOS devices and the latest Audiobus pic.twitter.com/PgJSp7gMle — Geert Bevin (@gbevin) May 11, 2015 Moog Music developer Geert Bevin (who’s also worked with Roger Linn Design & EigenLabs) mentioned, via Twitter, that a new version of Animoog is now in testing.

Hexaglyphics Noise Generator Is Like Making Music In The Matrix

Nicola Pisanti has introduced Hexaglyphics – a 13-bit noise generator that looks like it should be used for making music in The Matrix. Hexaglyphics uses an interface based on an original alphabet for hexadecimal values. It can turn gestures into a wide range of noise sweeps, zaps/clicks, squarish oscillations and abstract sounds. Here’s the official video intro: