2010
08/23
Granular Synthesis For iPad – Scratch Effect
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The first granular synthesizer for the iPhone comes to the iPad!

Granular synthesis works by combining many tiny grains of sound from an existing recording, creating new sounds with the texture of the original, now with endless temporal possibilities. Play the sound forward, backward, or even at a single point!

Unlike scratching a record, pitch doesn’t depend on how quickly you move through the recording. Try with spoken word, singing, synths. Mangle your recordings or create soft, gentle textures!

This release allows you to record audio with your iPad or add your own WAV files via iTunes. No more in-app server setup; just drag-and-drop!

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2010
04/09
iPad Music Production Apps
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Music production on the iPad? Can music be recorded and produced on the Apple iPad? The answer is yes to some degree. StudioTrack is a multi track virtual 8 track recorder for the iPad. Read more about it here http://ipadloops.com/2010/04/sonoma-studio-track-ipad-app/The future is in the touch screen/smart screens. More Notebooks will come out with a multi touch – touch screen but for now we have the iPad. The iPad is a great tool for getting your musical ideas down when you’re on the move.

2010
02/09
Noise.io Synth For iPad iPod and iPhone
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Noise.io does not reflect or copy any existing synth structure, design or principles.

We’ve designed Noise.io to become the true 21st century synth. So you won’t find any “VCO” or “VCF”-like abbreviations.
There are no knobs! (“omg! synth with no knobs?! how can that be?!” )

We’ve tried to simplify everything down, in order to let the musicians create, instead of reading manuals. And – thanks to the iPhone excellent features – we’ve designed several new interface elements, which are through all the Noise.io’s Editor. You can read about them in the Highlights section.

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Noise.io? Pro Synth