Synthpond vs Ableton Live
synthpond + ableton live was uploaded by: BrianWilliamGreen
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synthpond + ableton live was uploaded by: BrianWilliamGreen
Duration: 46
Rating: … Read More Synthpond vs Ableton Live
In this video, Chris Randall demos Synthpond on his iPhone driving MKS-80 via OSC/Pd. Using Synthpond as a sequencer to drive other synths makes things a lot more interesting, because of the expanded sound creation options available as soft synths. Here’s Randall’s explanation of his setup: As the title says. Synthpond running on my iPhone… Read More Synthpond On The iPhone Driving MKS-80
This is a quick demo of six synthPond compositions by Oliver Chesler: My favorite music application for the iPhone is called synthPond. Above is a video of six compositions I created using synthPond. Using “effector nodes” and “reactor nodes” that can orbit around each other while changing pitch you can create some wonderful sequences.
This is a demo of some of the new features coming up in synthPond 2.5, an ambient music application for the iPhone, showing how synthPond can integrate with MAX/MSP (or any OSC device) wirelessly.
This video, by organofqwerty, was created on an iPod touch, using Synthpond and Cosmovox, with the audio mixed in Ableton Live.
This video captures a simple SynthPond (App Store link) composition. It uses three effectors and three orbiting reactors, all with three-word color sentences.
SynthPond 2.0, an update to the iPhone ambient spacial synth, is now available in the Apple App Store. It’s a free update for registered users. Check this previous post to see developer Zach Gage demonstrating the new features. SynthPond description: synthPond is a relaxing spatial sequencer and audio toy. Unlike a normal sequencer where you… Read More SynthPond iPhone Ambient Music App Gets Update
Developer Zach Gage demonstrates synthPond 2.0, an ambient music application for the iPhone. It’s a great intro and highlights all the new features in the update. synthPond is $1.99 via the App Store, but version 2.0 isn’t available there yet.