I’ve got onto the beta test list for this app for accessing all the MIDI parameters of the Moog Theremini, which is a really exciting prospect.
Category: Mobile Applications
I’m a big fan of mobile applications. It started with the Palm OS and Windows Mobile, and has continued with iOS and Android. Who knows where mobile apps will go to next, it’s a journey, and an interesting one at that. If you’re looking for more on mobile apps then also check out the menu sections for pages on specific apps and things I’ve done with them.
Looking back at my sounds: Guitar looper 1
I thought I’d go back over my old SoundCloud files and pull out stuff as there’s some good noises in this. Having said that, I would think that wouldn’t I.
This was made with a Palm T3 using Bhajis Loops, and it still amazes me what can be done with Bhajis Loops.
This is why Loop Producer was so great
When you watch this you may (or may not) agree that this was actually pretty far ahead of it’s time for what it was trying to achieve. I love the fact that you can replay whole performances and just watch what you did.
Thinking about Ototo and MIDI
After a little while of playing with the Ototo and enjoying what it can do I now want to attach it to some gear to play with it via MIDI. So my next experiments will be using Ototo to drive apps and other devices over MIDI and we’ll see where that takes me.
Meeblip Anode driven by Phaedra via iRig MIDI 2
BeatSurfing working with MIDI Vampire through iRig MIDI 2
Arturia BeatStep sequencing Thumbjam on an iPhone 5
Brute LFO and the molecule synth
I liked this so I thought I’d post it
It’s just a screen shot from Donut, but I really did like it and after going back to the app the other day I remembered just how interesting and different it was to use.
Sequencing using Phaedra and the MIDI vampires
Actually, that’s a good name for a band.
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