Tag: iOS
Apple’s mobile OS. I find that I use iOS (on the iPad and iPhone) for a lot of things these days, mainly because it’s just so useful.
Where there is coffee there should be mobile music making
3x Aurora
I’ve been a fan of this music app for years now, and I found this photo that I’d taken of it running on three different devices simultaneously. I still use it a lot for making tracks on my iPhone, so I must get back to using it on Windows Mobile soon. It’ll be interesting to see how different it is or isn’t.
My old tracks: Why doesn’t anybody love me
My old tracks: Palm Sounds is Great
Getting to grips with Editorial workflows
I’ve been using Editorial for a while now and never really got to grips with using the workflow functionality in it. That is up until now. I found an actual use for workflows. I won’t bore you with what I’m using workflows for, but I’ve start using it in some very simple ways. Just using simple dialogues and markdown to record information.
It works. It saves me time, and it’s useful. That’s a good combination as far as I’m concerned. I’m hoping that I’ll continue to find new ways to make use of Editorial’s workflow as it has loads of capabilities, and as yet I’m just scratching the surface of what it can do.
So, hopefully you’ll be hearing more about my use of Editorial workflows in the not too distant future. Who knows, I may even share a few!
A little bit of Elastic Drums from me
A small performance with Barcodas
I know it’s a bit strange, but I actually had a lot of fun doing this, so I thought I’d share it with you.
Barcodas page now up
This will be of limited interest but I thought I’d post it anyway as its of interest to me. You can find my page of barcodes that play a nice little tune in Barcodas (an iOS app that plays barcodes), can be found here.
I’ll be adding to it over time, so if you are interested you’ll see more of them there, although I probably won’t post about adding new ones.
IFTTT becomes IF and launches 3 new apps
I’m always interested in seeing what IFTTT do. Now they’ve become IF, or at least their main app has become IF and the interface has changed too. If that wasn’t enough though they’ve launched another three apps as well. I’m not entirely sure that I get the idea behind these three new ‘Do’ apps. Perhaps I need to spend a bit more time with them though, to really get what they’re trying to achieve.
What I’d really like to see them do is …
- Multiple accounts for a channel, so being able to use more than one twitter account
- Set times for when a channel runs, so control the frequency, like running something twice a day or every 10 minutes
- Support for chaining
Let’s see if they do anything like that.
I am Ashley Elsdon 