1 Year Of iPhone Music Software
iPhone music – 1 Year of Music Revolution was uploaded by: AmidioInc
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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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Star Melody, An iPhone Ambient Music Generator
Star Melody for iPhone was uploaded by: AmidioInc
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Noise.io – iPhone Synthesizer
Noise.io – iPhone Synthesizer was uploaded by: jetdaisuke
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New Virtual 303 For The iPhone
Amidio has announced that it plans to release a new virtual TB303 for the iPhone – 303 Pocket Noise (name could change in future). 303 Pocket Noise will be priced at $0.99 or at $1.99. Planned date of release: middle or late December 2008. Here’s the scoop: Pocket Noise 4-pattern 303 Emulator Based on Noise.io’s… Read More New Virtual 303 For The iPhone
Free App Turns Your iPhone Into A Kaossillator-Style Synthesizer
Noise Trio (App Store Link) is a free iPhone synthesizer from the maker of Noise.io Pro. It has three instruments with scale like KAOSSILATOR. First played is Rock Guitar with blues scale, then Arabic flute and Japanese Bells. It’s based on the Noise.io sound engine, but with limited features.
The Evolution Of Small Synthesizers
jetdaisuke apparently has loads of cash, because he’s always demoing new toys. Here, he demos a series of increasingly tiny small synthesizers. What’s next after the iPhone synthesizer?
iPhone Synthesizer Demo
A demo of the Kaossilator-style synthesis of Noise.io, v.1.1, a software synthesizer for the iPhone.
Chemical Brothers’ Sequence Played On An iPhone
A demo of Noise.io – an iPhone synthesizer – with Chemical Brothers’ style arpeggiation/sequencing.
First iPhone Synthesizer Demo Video
Noise.IO has released a demo video for their upcoming iPhone synthesizer. They’ve asked people not to embed the video, so check it out on YouTube or at the NoiseAddicts site.
