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Sneak Preview: DJing On The iPhone


Playing with Touch DJ v 0.8 was uploaded by: AmidioInc
Duration: 302
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September 5, 2009September 4, 2009Leave a comment

Touch DJ For The iPhone, iPod touch


Touch DJ: teaser video was uploaded by: AmidioInc
Duration: 181
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August 13, 2009August 13, 20093 Comments

1 Year Of iPhone Music Software


iPhone music – 1 Year of Music Revolution was uploaded by: AmidioInc
Duration: 219
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August 9, 2009Leave a comment

Bizarre Hexagonal iPhone Music Sequencer – JR Hexatone Pro


JR Hexatone Pro – Experiment! Create! Enjoy! was uploaded by: AmidioInc
Duration: 97
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August 5, 20097 Comments

Creating An Entire Track On The iPhone


Future Is Now – track produced entirely on the iPhone was uploaded by: AmidioInc
Duration: 600
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August 2, 2009Leave a comment

Star Melody, An iPhone Ambient Music Generator


Star Melody for iPhone was uploaded by: AmidioInc
Duration: 104
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May 5, 20091 Comment

Turn Your iPhone Into A Synthesizer

Amidio has announced Noise.io, a new app that the company is calling “the first official iPhone/iPod Touch sound synthesizer.” Noise.io will come with 81 presets and a preset editor that lets you create and manage your own presets. The iPhone synthesizer is expected to be available at the App Store on 08/25/2008 for $6.99. Noise.io… Read More Turn Your iPhone Into A Synthesizer

August 5, 2008August 5, 2008Leave a comment

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