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AudioKit Digitalism 2000, a $2.99 Rompler For iOS

AudioKit has introduced Digitalism 2000 – a new iOS soft synth, inspired by classic ROMplers.… Read More AudioKit Digitalism 2000, a $2.99 Rompler For iOS

January 19, 2021January 19, 20213 Comments

AudioKit Intros 909 Drum Machine For iPhone, iPad

While it takes inspiration from the classic Roland TR-909, AR-909 is a new design that the developers say “feels more alive today than machines in the ’80s”.… Read More AudioKit Intros 909 Drum Machine For iPhone, iPad

November 8, 20208 Comments

AudioKit Intros Voice-Controlled, Alexa-Free iOS ‘Hey Metronome’

AudioKit has introduced Hey Metronome, an iOS metronome app that offers voice-control, without the need for Alexa or other cloud-based services.… Read More AudioKit Intros Voice-Controlled, Alexa-Free iOS ‘Hey Metronome’

December 23, 2019December 23, 20192 Comments

AudioKit Intros Digital D1 Hybrid Synth For iPad

Following up on their epic Synth One project, Digital D1 explores different territory, inspired by classic digital synths of the 80’s and 90’s. … Read More AudioKit Intros Digital D1 Hybrid Synth For iPad

October 29, 20184 Comments

Audiokit Pro Synthesizer ‘Easter Egg’ Hacker Panel

Here’s a look at Audiokit Synth One, a free and open-source software synth for iOS, and a hidden ‘Easter Egg’ ‘hacker panel’.… Read More Audiokit Pro Synthesizer ‘Easter Egg’ Hacker Panel

July 9, 20182 Comments

AudioKit Synth One – ‘The First Pro Open-Source iPad Synth’

Developer Matthew Fecher shared this sneak preview of AudioKit Synth One, a new software synth that promises to be ‘the first pro open-source iPad synth.… Read More AudioKit Synth One – ‘The First Pro Open-Source iPad Synth’

May 29, 2018May 30, 20185 Comments

AudioKit – An Open-Source Platform For Audio Synthesis, Processing, And Analysis

AudioKit is a new open source platform for audio synthesis, processing and analysis on iOS and OS X. It’s evolved from the Csound computer language for audio. As CDM’s Peter Kirn notes, “what AudioKit is in effect is Csound as an audio engine, with Objective-C and Swift as the API.”

January 12, 2015January 12, 20159 Comments

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