New 8bit synth for iPhone
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8Bitone is Synthesizer and Sequencer application to simulate sounds for 8bit Personal Computer and Console Game Generator from the 80`s.
PSG and SSG vintage voices are revived here and their nostalgic electric sounds are able to be simulated with iPhone/iPodTouch. The Sequencer part uses general Piano Roll Screen.
It has been adjusted for Multi-Touch function of iPhone/iPodTouch to compose songs with fingertip easily.
★ Synthesizer
Monophonic
1 oscillator or LowBitNoise.
LFO
Envelope
HiSpeed Arpeggiator
★ Sequencer Edit
With Truck manager on Sequencer screen, Composing is easy with Piano Roll format.
In addition, Voice Change is equipped to produce different Voices in the song.
4 trucks are the maximum limit.
★ Voice Edit
The nostalgic sounds can be created here by turing knobs and operating sliders on Synthesizer screen.
In 8Bitone, a group of values which are set on the Synthesizer screen is called “VOICE”.
Each one song can contains up to 128 Voices.
In addition, playing with keyboard on the bottom of the screen can be enjoyable too.
Move the wheel to control the Pitch.
Mellotron for the iPhone – new version released
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“Ellatron version 1.2 is now submitted to the App Store, and the big introductions with this version are –
* Chord Mode – 8 programmable chords
* Fat keys – much improved playability when in chord mode via the single-octave keyboard
* Save/restore of settings and modes
Big improvements on every release, 22 voices, and groovy 1960s goodness – Ellatron remains the one must-own synth for the iPhone.”
Good news for iPod and iPhone lovers
audioMIDI.com and VirSyn have announced iSyn, a virtual music studio for the iPhone/iPod Touch.
iSyn features
- Touch keyboard for live playing.
- Eight drum pads- tap for live beats.
- Two synth and one drum grid sequencer track.
- Two fully-programmable three-oscillator virtual analog synths.
- 32 song projects, each with 32 independent patterns.
- Incredible modulation effects using tilt and X/Y touch screen.
- Eight sample-playback drum machines- including 808, 909, synth drums and classic 80’s drum machines.
- Effects generator with delay, chorus, flanger and phaser.
KEYBOARD PAGE
Pressing the “Live” button with track 1 or 2 selected lets you play the iSyn keyboard in real time. Transpose the keyboard range up and down with the arrows above the keyboard. Dragging your finger after notes are played lets you add slides and vibrato; dragging up and down adds mod parameters for extra expression!
DRUM PAD PAGE
Press the “Live” button while the “D” (drum)
track is selected and bang on the eight drum pads all day!
SEQUENCER GRID
Tap and drag to insert notes on the grid. The piano keyboard can be swiped up and down to transpose the note range.
PATTERN PAGE
Press the “Pattern” button to select from 32 user-programmable patterns. Each project contains its own separate set of 32 patterns. Use the “AUTO” button to automatically play patterns one after the other and create entire songs!
SOUND SELECT PAGE
Choose from 32 user-editable preset sounds.
PROJECT PAGE
Here you can choose a complete song to work on.
A “project” consists of sound settings for synth tracks 1 and 2,
drum track settings, effects setting and 32 patterns.
SYNTH EDIT PAGE
iSyn features two powerful virtual analog synthesizers with the same sound quality and editability of computer-based virtual instruments! Simply tap each “building block” to access in-depth editing parameters.
Audiometry for iPhone
The human auditory system is sensitive to a wide range of sounds, both in terms of frequency pitch and intensity loudness.The lowest sound in pitch we can typically hear is about 20 Hz, and the highest sound 20kHz. However, we are not all equally sensitive with all differing frequencies…
Find out just how far your ears can hear ranging frequencies with Audiometry, an iPhone app which is a must have for all audio enthusiast.
With Audiometry, you will test your frequency threshold, using static volume tones. Using the iPhone headphones, you will be asked to adjust the iPhone volume, for clear and effective playback tones. Your left and right ear will be tested alternately with every frequency, from the above frequency ranges. After the test has been completed, you will get a report of your hearing frequency response.
Future versions of the app will include a dB test (for loudness rather than just frequency), and the ability to save and share tests with others. It’s hardly a substitute for going to a real ear doctor (if you have serious issues, you should definitely do that), but considering all the damage your iPhone may have done to your ears, the least it could do is help you figure out how much.
iDrum for iPhone
making beats is fun. for everyone!
iDrum® is the addictive app that lets you create your own beats, even if you have no musical experience! Start with iDrum’s selection of amazing kits and patterns, then customize them to make them your own. Build beats layer by layer by tapping the touch screen or create music with simple shapes and color combinations that let you visualize the rhythm. Probably the coolest thing about iDrum for iPhone is that it integrates with the iZotope’s iDrum for the PC or Mac so you can share samples and take kits on the road. Take me there >>
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customize patterns to create your own unique beats
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take control of the rhythm of every drum sound and sample
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tap the touch screen to play and record your own musical patterns
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easily turn your beats into ringtones for your iPhone!*
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share kits with the original iDrum for Mac and PC and take your own custom kits and samples on the road
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Roland TR909 for iPhone and iPod Touch, yesss!!
Here’s another addition to iPhone / iPod touch, the author of the beautiful, minimal iPhoneSynth has created a drum machine inspired by Roland’s classic TR-909. Basic features, but it could be fun to hash out a drum pattern for your next tune on the subway: IR-909 is a drum machine for the iPhone inspired by the Roland TR-909. IR-909 features a 16-step sequencer, 4 patterns, 8 different drum sounds and the ability to adjust tempo(BPM) and shuffle amount.
iPhone Applications at roventskij.net
Controlling Ableton with your iPhone
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How to control Ableton Live with your iPhone
- Jailbreak your iPhone with ZiPhone (download for Windows and Mac)
- Download Masayuki Akamatsu’s akaRemote (download .zip here) and upload it to your applications folder with Fugu (Alternatively, use the Installer app that comes with ZiPhone, and find akaRemote under the “Network” category)
- Install i3L Midi Bridge software for Mac OS X (download .dmg here) This will allow you to intercept the controller data being sent from the iPhone
- Open akaRemote on your iPhone, and go to the configuration page. Double tap the series of numbers after “Host Address”. Change this to the ip address of the computer that will receive the MIDI data. On most home wireless networks, it will be something like 192.168.0.X, or 192.168.2.X on other routers. I don’t know if this will work without a wireless network router.
Pocket guitar for iPhone and iPod
This is amazing alpha software for iPhone) Just a real pocket guitar)))
Although I am not very much of guitar fan myself, LOL
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Symbian – what´s the big deal
Sitting in the lounch of a chabby hotel in London trying to figure out what really is the big hype about Open OS? Yeahh, you can download stuff, but who really cares if everything is done by the book on the phone – like my kid he just want to be able to listen to music, and especially doing so on a SEMC Walkman phone, in this case he´s is willing to pay a lot, just to make sure it is a SEMC phone – he doesn´t care whether it is an open OS or not.
Well m to be honest I can see some benefits, they are good at downloading stuff and they are easy to re-program – to get what you really want, LOL, on the phone. I am not sure it is an iPhone i would like to have but it sure comes pretty close. From a music perspective, as being a person enjoying a lot of music, I would adore getting hold of a phone that really matches up to the expectations – that is, can make a fight with the MP3 players out there, so far I have seen quite few that really have the sound encoding that can come up to par with some of the best MP3 players out there.
Well I´m off top grab some Indian food now before hitting the sack
Have a good one, sorry if this input doesn´t make any sense, but I am sick and tired of the way my Open OS phone is working when it comes to playing really good electro music
Cheers
DATAMASKIN
