Jim’s Tips & Tricks: VIDEO SONG – RAKTATAK was uploaded by: jimmclaren1
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Reader Tim Webb got tired of waiting for the Akai SynthStation 49, so he settled on what he calls the Akai SynthStation 61….actually an Akai MPK 61 with an iPevo iPad stand. via discchord
As more and more apps are released for the new music platform, more and more people are debating the place of the new device in a musician’s toolkit. A few days ago, we featured a blog post by Music technology blogger Will Kuhn that argued that making music on an iPad is currently ‘a bag of… Read More Is The iPad ‘The Future Of Home Music Production’?
Ethero 2 Live Demo was uploaded by: glidepro1984
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Developer Lars Rosenquist has updated Anaphobia Mini – a free monophonic virtual analog synthesizer for iOS 5.0. Here’s what’s new in Anaphobia Mini 2.0: 16 step sequencer with adjustable tempo (20-200 BPM), adjustable swing and glide/portamento Synchronise tempo to MIDI clock Support for MIDI start, stop and reset commands Background audio play Virtual MIDI WIST (Wireless synchronised… Read More Free Anaphobia Mini Synth Updated WIth Step Sequencer, Improved MIDI Support
Last year, Kudzu Creative Group released Koushion – a Tenori On inspired music app for the iPad. Since then, they’ve made a variety of improvements to Koushion, most notably adding CoreMIDI support. The latest update, version 2.4, adds iPad Retina graphics and a “rebound” loop mode that loops a single scene forwards and backwards. Here’s the version 2.4 feature list…..… Read More Koushion Update Adds Retina Graphics Support & More
Granular Guitar – The Moog Guitar meets csGrain was uploaded by: experimentalsynth
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Music technology blogger Will Kuhn posted an interesting take on the state of mobile making today, arguing that making music on iOS is ‘a bag of hurt’. To explain why, he compares making music with a DAW to making music on an iPad: Writing music on a “real” computer (circa 2012) Fire up [DAW of… Read More Is Making Music On iOS Really ‘A Bag Of Hurt’?
Canis at Wooji Juice posted an interesting demo, embedded below, that highlights how you can use Grain Science to turn just about anything into a synth patch: Recently, I posted a new Grain Science demo track to SoundCloud. It’s just a series of experiments, but quite a few people found it interesting because it demonstrates… Read More Grain Science + A Mic Turns Anything Into A New Synth Patch
Propellerhead Figure – the company’s new mobile music making app for iOS – is now available. While a lot of Synthtopia readers would like to see Propellerhead Reason brought to iOS, Propellerhead’s new app is an entry-level app, based on the Reason sound engine. “If you are new to music making, getting started making great… Read More Propellerhead Figure Now Available For iOS, Features ‘The Sound Of Reason’
