Turn an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch into a wireless controller for a Mopho synthesizer
Mopho To Go (App Store link) is a third-party app that’s designed to turn an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch into a wireless controller for a Mopho synthesizer connected to a Mac or PC, or connected directly to an iPad with USB Camera Connection Kit.
Features:
- Mopho To Go adds a knobtastic, retro control panel to the Mopho module. Rotate iPad to landscape orientation for controls, Rotate iPad to portrait orientation for a full two octave plus keyboard.
- Mopho To Go provides an octave of full width keys and multi-touch controls for Mopho Oscillators (shape, freq, fine, glide,) Mixer (mix,sub1,sub2,noise) and filter and amplifier envelopes (delay,attack,sustain,release,) audio mod, resonance, levels, BPM, Modulation, Pan, Volume, Channel, Program and Bank Select.
- Mopho To Go is CoreMIDI compatible. No additional server software or downloads necessary.
- Mopho To Go is a universal app for all iOS Devices.
Mopho to Go is $.99.
Introducing The Choppertone – again…
A Live mashup of a classic jazz tune, performed on a custom-built MIDI controlller. Nick Francis is at the controls.
Shared by musicinablender
New JMP Emulator II banks.
Info below:
A demo of new Emu Emulator II soundbanks set to various pictures of the EII, its parts and a well known user from the 80’s.
Soundbanks are available in SD4E2 format, if you’re an EII owner feel free to get in touch.
Free DAW
Frinika is a free (licensed under GNU GPL) complete music workstation software containing sequencer, midi support, soft synthesizers, audio recorder, piano roll/tracker/notation editing and more. The goal of Frinika is to be a complete platform for making music with your computer, using the versatile Java platform to be able to run on several operating systems, and being open source to be able to embrace the best open source technology being available at any time.
Parseque Galaxy Tour
Just a nice spacage video to start off the week with:
Kleiner Ambient Track ausschließlich mit meinem Hartmann Neuron.
Cruise [CTRL] – Labyrinth girl (feat. Babylone Chaos)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0032z1hrGf0
Starting off the week fresh with Cruise CTRL
Cruise [CTRL] – Labyrinth Girl
Extract from the second album : “How’s Annie?”
Divine Comedy Records – 2010
www.cruisectrl.be.
http://www.facebook.com/ab.strakt.VP
Wusik Arduino Drum Machine Step-Note Tracks (S1 and S2)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dj21NL1Ecjg
Overview below:
For Version 1.0.4 we added 2 Step-Note Tracks for Bass and Synth lines. This is a short demonstration of 2 patterns playing both Drums and 2 Synth Lines.
Those two new tracks, S1 and S2, have Note Selection per Step, Note-Off and Slide.
http://arduino.wusik.com
http://open.wusik.com
Justin Robertson – Disco Tech
Justin Robertson – Disco Tech : Justin Robertson is an eclectic producer of note who has worked in areas as diverse as Dancehall, House and Art pop. Justin is a DJ of international repute; is a creator of bespoke Acid house; a Remixer for the likes of Steve Mason, The Mystery Jets, Bjork, and Felix Da Housecat and is well known for his Lionrock project, Thee Earls, and most recently is enjoying great success and a new generation of admirers with his latest moniker The Deadstock 33s.
For Loopmasters Justin has put together a fresh collection of sounds based on his wide influences and experience, which will work well for many types of producers working in House, Disco and Progressive styles.
Justin Robertson – Disco Tech features
- 660MB content, total of 475 24-bit samples.
- 285 Loops between 64 – 130Bpm.
- 191 Single Sounds + 57 ready to play patches for Reason NN-XT, HALion, Kontakt, EXS24 and SFZ compatible soft samplers.
- Also available in Apple Loops, Reason Refill and Ableton Live pack formats separately.
Price: GBP 34.95
Visit: loopmasters.com
Arracis Gold Free – Free VST synth
Arracis Gold Free – http://www.vstplanet.com/News/2011/ArracisGold_Free.htm
Developer: hgf-synthesizer.de
Metroid, part 2 (Chipophone)
A couple of themes from the original metroid game for the nes, somewhat replaced with completely different material. This chipophone video intentionally left silly.




