New Google Project, Argos, Will Let You Create Free Multi-Touch Musical Instruments….For The iPad

Free Music Software: This is a video demo for Argos Interface Builder – an open-source drag-and-drop interface tool, for Windows and Mac, designed for building multi-touch music and visual performance applications. Argos was developed as a 2009 Google Summer of Code project. It lets you create multi-touch interfaces for MIDI or OpenSoundControl applications and instruments.

iConnectMIDI Turns Your iPhone Into A MIDI Controller

iConnectivity has announced iConnectMIDI – a new box that lets you use your iPhone to directly control hardware synths. Here’s how iConnectivity explains how iConnectMIDI works: Plug your electronic instrument (synthesizer, guitar, whatever) into iConnectMIDI and you can play and control your music, using your iPhone or iPod, your instrument, or both at the same… Read More iConnectMIDI Turns Your iPhone Into A MIDI Controller

Lack Of Flash On The iPad Is A Win For Accessible, Standards-Based Design

There’s been a lot of discussion in the last week about Apple’s decision to not support Flash on the upcoming iPad. If you could not care less about the iPad, Apple’s decision won’t matter to you. But if you think that the iPad could be one of the most significant music technologies of 2010, Apple’s… Read More Lack Of Flash On The iPad Is A Win For Accessible, Standards-Based Design

Synthtopia Now Yummier Than Ever On iPhones & Other Wireless Devices

If you’re one of our growing number of iPhone visitors – we’ve updated Synthtopia to be yummier on the iPhone and iPod touch. iPhone visitors should automatically get a version of the site formatted for wireless devices & smaller screens, resulting in faster load times. So – if you’re viewing this with an iPhone, leave… Read More Synthtopia Now Yummier Than Ever On iPhones & Other Wireless Devices

iPad Music Apps Are Coming!

Touch Mix released this first look today of Deadmau5 on the Apple iPad. Unfortunately, this looks like it’s just a demo of the iPhone version running on the iPad. Touch Mix looks like it could end up being much more usable on the iPad, given the extra screen space.