iPad version of Music Mixing Surface (early version – not available yet)

October 5, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on iPad version of Music Mixing Surface (early version – not available yet) 

Flexible and Creative Music Mixing Interface – implementing stage metaphor on the iPad, details below:
This video shows the newest version where we explore how different challenges can be re-solved when trying to implement the stage metaphor for controlling many audio channels. Challenges include: providing effects controls, avoiding clutter, enhancing creative exploration, etc…
See more here:
http://media.aau.dk/~stg/tangibleMixS…

TC-11 Synth Demo of Presets for iPad

October 4, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on TC-11 Synth Demo of Presets for iPad 

In this video ‘thesoundtestroom’ runs through some of the factory presets that come with strange and wonderful touch surface synth from Bit Shape..

iTuttle: New synth for iPad

September 25, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on iTuttle: New synth for iPad 

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A new synth for your iPad arrives. Here’s what iTuttle is all about:

iTuttle is an Awesome Fat & Warm Subtractive Monophonic Synthesizer. Fat by Design with its 9 oscillators section, all waveforms (but Sinus with oscillators) use generalized PWM (called “Ratio”), so you can tune/modulate the waveform of each oscillator / LFO. Its huge modulations capabilities lets you create a very large sound styles. The arpeggiator includes an 8 steps sequencer and lets you mute, change the gate duration, the groove and the velocity of each step. In addition, you can use the global Shuffle to humanize your arpeggios.

Specifications :

  • 9 Oscillators section organized on 3 Oscillator Modes (8 waveforms)
  • White Noise
  • Full Stereo path (from Oscillators Section to FX)
  • 24dB/oct Filter (Low Pass, Band Pass & Hi Pass)
  • 3 Envelopes
  • 2 LFOs (11 waveforms with Generalized PWM, even with Sinus/Cosinus)
  • 2 X/Y Pads
  • 8 Modulation Slots (20 Sources and 67 Destinations !!!)
  • Arpeggiator with Shuffle/Groove and Step Controls
  • Stereo Delay with delay time modulation capability
  • Full MIDI implementation
  • Background Audio
  • Korg WIST support
  • User Bank sharing with Mail/Safari

The app is priced at $9.99

Get it here >>

Modular Synthesizer for iPad and Arturia The Laboratory

September 14, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Modular Synthesizer for iPad and Arturia The Laboratory 

Product description below:

Modular, the ultimate synthesizer that will revolutionize your sound.

• High fidelity virtual analog synthesis using band limited oscillators and oversampled filters
• Audiobus and background audio modes
• CoreMIDI control with external devices or internal sequencers
• Beautifully rendered graphics
• Dynamic workspace with intuitive navigation
• 10 octave keyboard with classically styled arpeggiator
• Extensive in app help with detailed module descriptions and guides
• Record and export live performance to Soundcloud, Sonoma Audio Copy, email and iTunes file sharing

In this tutorial I get into some slightly more advanced concepts about modifying signals to make a self-generating sequencer, and then a synth to use it! Modular is out now for iPhone and iPad as a free app, with all premium modules past & present available as a bundle for $5. iTunes Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id599…

Modular is a powerful sound design tool which allows you to build your own custom synthesizer by connecting different sound modules together. By separating each synthesis process, modules can be connected in any way. You are no longer limited to fixed synthesizer design, you are now in full control of your sound. This is the beauty and power of modular synthesis. Whether you are a professional musician or a beginner who just loves sound, modular offers you an incredibly powerful synthesizer experience.

Modular looks, acts, and sounds like a hardware modular synthesizer to give you features that musicians want such as pulse width modulation, oscillator sync, 4 pole ladder filters, and 1v/oct filter tracking. Traditional modular systems are expensive and out of reach for the average artist. Modular is here to bridge that gap and allow everyone the opportunity to use these powerful synthesizers.

Modular provides modules in every category for free. Enough to build a vast array of sounds. Buy only the modules you need or get the bundle which includes all modules including future modules. Owning a module means you use as many as can fit in the modular rack. You want to build a monster 6 oscillator synth? You can.

What makes modular special is the audio and visual experience you have with it. Beautifully minimal menu systems and interface along with ultra realistic synthesizer graphics are just the beginning. The real beauty is not what you see, but what you hear. Pristine and punchy oscillators that sound great, even at the extreme ends of the frequency spectrum. It starts with band limited oscillators. Not just traditional methods of band limiting, but band limiting that enables each note you play to have the maximum number of harmonics without distorting.

Every detail of the audio has been analyzed to provide you the most amazing sound possible such as buttery smooth filter sweeps and resonance so stable you can use the filter as an oscillator!

Modular goes a step further with connectivity and supports Audiobus, Soundcloud, CoreMIDI, as well as Sonoma Audio Copy so that your music making workflow is streamlined and integrated.

The highly awaited modular synth for iPad has arrived

September 12, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on The highly awaited modular synth for iPad has arrived 

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Modular is an advanced synthesizer environment with richly detail graphics and incredible sound for your iPhone 4S or newer, iPod Touch 5th generation or newer, and iPad 3rd generation or newer.

Modular offers you the ability to build your own synthesizer, the way you want to. At the same time, modular is a great tool for learning how analog subtractive synthesis works.

By separating each synthesis process, modules can be connected in any way. You are no longer limited to synthesizers designed by others, you are now in full control of your sound. This is the beauty and power of modular synthesis.
Modular looks, acts, and sounds like a hardware modular synthesizer to give you the familiarity and features that musicians want such as pulse width modulation, oscillator sync, 4 pole ladder filters, and 1v/oct filter tracking.
Traditional modular systems cost $$$$ where modular is free. In-app purchases give you access to advanced modules. Owning a module means you own as many as you can fit in the modular rack. Do you want to build a monster 6 oscillator synth? You can.

Features:

  • Analog sound
  • Bandlimited oscillators
  • Oversampled filters
  • Beautiful graphics
  • Dynamic workspace
  • Intuitive navigation
  • Controls that give detailed values such as filter frequency in Hz and oscillator tuning in semitones
  • Minimal menu interface
  • Keyboard with 10 octave range
  • Arpeggiator
  • In app help and tutorials
  • Audiobus support
  • Soundcloud export
  • CoreMIDI support
  • Record live performance
  • Email recordings
  • Import / export patches via iTunes file sharing
  • Background Audio

And it’s free! There’s an IAP that is very competitively priced. Download it and take a look.

Get it here >>

Fun stuff – The Vinyl iPad Record Player

September 11, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Fun stuff – The Vinyl iPad Record Player 

“For me this has got to be the coolest way to play music..it takes me right back to the days of putting a record on…”

Vinyl – the Real Record Player – turns your iPad into a vintage record player. Listen to your music the old-fashioned way, while enjoying a crisp design, high-quality sound and cool technical gizmos.

Vinyl consists of seven different record players, from plastic toy player to full-fledged hi-fi. Every record player allows you to travel back to an old-school music experience. From the 1940’s to the start of the new millennium: Vinyl gives you the unique look, feel and sound.

What’s more, records get gray and scratchy when played frequently. But don’t worry, you can restore them anytime by tapping the magical clean button. And wait ’till you shake your iPad! Give it a try.

Video review of the drum synth Kraftpad

September 9, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Video review of the drum synth Kraftpad 

This is definitely one of my favorite iPad apps right now, check out the video below to find out why, but I guess a hint would the choice of presets :-)

Kraftpad is a Drum Pad. I really love it because you can edit the 6 available Pads. Shape the sound of each instrument, or change it.21 kits are available. All, as the name of this App implies, dedicated to Electronic Music. You also have a reverb, and you’ll be able to record and loop your Performances. No sharing features are available, and no Midi either. A Super + Drum Pad. I think that it could easily become a Killer One with AudioCopy / Paste and the Midi…”

Tutorial: Intro to Modular for iPad

September 7, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Tutorial: Intro to Modular for iPad 

Modular is not yet out, but will be on the 12th of September, more info: http://pulsecodeinc.com/modular.html

Product overview:

Modular is a free Modular Synthesizer for iPad and iPhone, which offers a lot of modules as part of the free package. Modular, the ultimate synthesizer that will revolutionize your sound.

Modular looks, acts, and sounds like a hardware modular synthesizer to give you features that musicians want such as pulse width modulation, oscillator sync, 4 pole ladder filters, and 1v/oct filter tracking. Traditional modular systems are expensive and out of reach for the average artist. Modular is here to bridge that gap and allow everyone the opportunity to use these powerful synthesizers.

What makes modular special is the audio and visual experience you have with it. Beautifully minimal menu systems and interface along with ultra realistic synthesizer graphics are just the beginning. The real beauty is not what you see, but what you hear. Pristine and punchy oscillators that sound great, even at the extreme ends of the frequency spectrum. It starts with band limited oscillators. Not just traditional methods of band limiting, but band limiting that enables each note you play to have the maximum number of harmonics without distorting.

Every detail of the audio has been analyzed to provide you the most amazing sound possible such as buttery smooth filter sweeps and resonance so stable you can use the filter as an oscillator!

Modular goes a step further with connectivity and supports Audiobus, Soundcloud, CoreMIDI, as well as Sonoma Audio Copy so that your music making workflow is streamlined and integrated.

Propellerhead Reason on iPad

September 2, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Propellerhead Reason on iPad 

Working with Propellerhead Reason on iPad with Parallels Access app that allows to use iPad as wireless touch monitor for Mac/Win apps. The Propellerhead Reason is running on the Macbook pro but controlled from the iPad. Also the sound goes wirelesly to the iPad with just a little latency.

Introducing Modular – The synth app for iPad and iPhone

August 31, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Introducing Modular – The synth app for iPad and iPhone 

Pulse Code Inc, developer of Rhythm Studio, has released this preview of Modular – a new software modular synthesizer for iOS. Modular looks, acts, and sounds like a hardware modular synthesizer to give you features that musicians want such as pulse width modulation, oscillator sync, 4 pole ladder filters, and 1v/oct filter tracking. Traditional modular systems are expensive and out of reach for the average artist. Modular is here to bridge that gap and allow everyone the opportunity to use these powerful synthesizers.

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