Cakewalk Announces Free ScratchPad Update For iPad

Music software makers Cakewalk have released a free update for ScratchPad on iOS. This update adds increased accessibility among other iPad apps, improves file sharing options, and simplifies the interface and browser. In addition, five new in-app loop packs from Loopmasters, which are designed for easy song startup creation, are also available for download.

New Synth, AnaddrSynth, For iOS

Developer Christopher L Anderson has introduced AnaddrSynth, a sound synthesis tool comprised of three configurable oscillators, hi/lo/moving filters, a wah-wah effect, an echo/delay effect, and configurable attack-decay-sustain-release and modulation modules. Here’s a brief demo of AnaddrSynth in action:

Two Free Soundbanks For PPG WaveGenerator

Wolfgang Palm has released pleased 2 new soundbanks for PPG WaveGenerator, created by Markus Stadelmann. The soundbansk are free for owners of PPG WaveGenerator. Here’s an audio demo, using PPG WaveGenerator and the free soundbanks, with no additional effects:

M3000 Free Edition (Virtual Mellotron) Now Available

Developer Omenie has released M3000 Free Edition – a ‘freemium’ virtual Mellotron for the iPad. M3000 Free Edition is a fully-functional recreation of Streetly Electronics’ M4000 tape-replay instrument. Compared to the full version, the app offers just 5 tapes from Streetly Electronics’ production library, all authentic mellotron voices. In-App Purchases allow the full voice set of the… Read More M3000 Free Edition (Virtual Mellotron) Now Available

New App, Quincy, Based On Cellular Automata, Conway’s Game Of Life

RoGame Software has introduced Quincy – a music composition tool based on cellular automata. Here’s what the developer has to say about Quincy: Its modular approach to interpretation of cellular automata renders Life worlds in styles ranging from Balinese Gamelan music to that of Stockhausen. Auto-generated on-device, interactive music that sounds authentic and goes far beyond… Read More New App, Quincy, Based On Cellular Automata, Conway’s Game Of Life