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Sunday, July 31, 2011

Saturday, July 30, 2011

‪RetouchReason2.0: iPad controller for Reason‬‏

http://www.retouchcontrol.com/

Friday, July 29, 2011

‪Tabletop - Sampling from turntable‬‏

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Check out this sampling demonstration created using the Spinback, Recorder M2, and Gridlo

‪Introducing Tabletop for iPad‬‏

Retronyms has introduced Tabletop – a new virtual studio that turns an iPad into an expandable modular music environment, where you can mix and match different devices.
Features:

15 unique Devices at launch
300 sounds (multisample instruments, loops, phrases)
Record sequences, arrange into songs
Adjustable quantization (pre- and post-record)
Recordable parameter automation
Overdub and replace record modes
Trigger sequences and patterns live
Multitouch instruments and devices
Sampling (internal mic, line in)
Adjustable tempo
Import your own sound library, save presets
Support for imported .mid phrases
Insert and send/return (master) effects
Undo history
44Khz, studio-quality audio
Sync 2 iPads running Tabletop or other apps with WIST
Import sounds from dozens of apps with AudioPaste

Tabletop comes with a basic set of modular devices, which will be expandable via in-app purchases.
Included devices:

Gridlok: Pad Sampler
M8RX: Tone Matrix
RS3: Polyphonic Stereo Keyboard
Mr. O: Master Output
Goblin MX8: 8-Channel Mixer
Spinback: Turntable Player
Recorder M2: All-Purpose Input Recorder
Filtr LP: Low-Pass Filter Effect
T101 – Triggerator: Sequence and Perform

Tabletop is available now for $4.99.

http://retronyms.com/

Sunday, July 24, 2011

vPad, MotionPad - VJ apps concept for iPad

http://blog.inokuman.in/?eid=64

http://blog.inokuman.in/?eid=63

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Line 6 Intros MIDI Mobilizer II For iPhone, iPad – With CoreMIDI

MIDI Mobilizer II Specifications:

Compatible with iPod touch (3rd and 4th generation), iPhone (iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS), iPad and iPad 2

Compatible with all MIDI devices with standard 5-pin DIN MIDI connections

MIDI In and Out signal-active LEDs

Connects to the 30-pin connector on the bottom of iPod touch, iPhone or iPad

MIDI In and Out on MIDI Mobilizer via 2.5mm TRS connections

Includes a pair of 5-foot, 2.5mm-to-5-pin DIN Planet Waves MIDI cables

Making the Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer II CoreMIDI compatible makes a good product even better. This should build momentum for hardware MIDI support on iOS.

‪iRig MIDI Core MIDI interface for iPhone / iPod touch / iPad and SampleTank for iOS‬‏

IPlay Yamaha Electone C-35

Ladies and Gentlemen, let me present you Yamaha C-35 Electone born in 1979.

I just love it.

http://www.electone.nl/

http://www.electone.com/museum/

http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/emi/english/ele/C55E.PDF

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

A little tune made on the OP-1

Right Note - ear training app for iPhone iPod with special features

A note from developer : "As developer that also plays the piano I wanted a good ear trainer for my iPod Touch. The problem was that none had a good melody dictation and lacked some crucial custom settings. So I made my own which after few months turned out to be good so i decided to put it on Appstore. Now it matured to version 1.2."

The main features are:
- 3 modes:
--- interval recognition (with compound ones),

--- pitch recognition,

--- melody dictation
Right Note is also unique to have a well design melody dictation mode with settings like: note scale, note range, show first note, silent answering, random note length and other. It teaches the user to identify the melody he is hearing or has in his head. This is a big step to playing by ear and improvisation.

- highly customizable

- mic recognition (new in version 1.2) so you can play using your instrument - which makes a big difference.
To complement this, Right Note introduced microphone recognition. Thanks to this the user can answer using a live instrument for all modes. This greatly enhances ear training, giving a more natural way of playing. The algorithm can recognize a wide range of notes for different instruments. Now the user can get the "feel" of an instrument and where each note is.

- train mode to get the "feeling", hearing random intervals/notes. Thanks to this you can, for example, get the hang what "flavor" a perfect fifth has or how a C sounds no matter what octave.
- learning as much as possible from your mistakes. Instead of just jumping to the next question after a wrong answer (as in most ear trainers) you can:
- retry until you get it right, with no fear of loosing points
- skip and show the answer
- easily compare the question with your answers + all other possible answers for reference
- when your ready move to the next question