Tag: mobile music
It’s a big passion for me. Making music on the move is something I’ve been doing for a long time and I hope to do it far into the future.
AxisPad running in my Dell Axim
It’s nice to start to see this device take shape. I’m really hoping that it’s going to be a productive and useful device again.
Doc Pop’s new album “Destroy All Presets” is completely awesome
I’ve been listening to it all day and I love it, especially the single track “Lava”. If you like chiptune you should give it a listen.
Audiobox for Windows Mobile running on a Dell Axim
Loving messing about with littleBits Korg Synth kit
To the extent that I’ve been wondering about getting some of the other components to do even more interesting things with it. I’ve also been thinking about how to combine it with some of my other gear to see how it can work together. It really is awesome stuff!
I recorded some sounds from the littleBits kit using my GuitarJack line in and my iPhone 3G running FourTrack, which still works like a dream!
Getting back to some Windows Mobile roots …
Aurora for Windows Mobile
Audiobox for Windows Mobile
VU meters in Audiobox
These apps are so old that when they first came out we weren’t calling them apps. They were applications, or software! But they’re still good, still work, and are usable.
It’s all part of my ‘make the Axim’ useful project. I’ll let you know how it goes.
Buddha Machine 4
BM4 unwrapped
Just to show
What a lovely little machine.
The new Jasuto is the new Jasuto
Something complicated
Of course it was wonderful to see the new version of Jasuto (v 1.5) finally arrive on the app store after such a massive gap. And it wasn’t a disappointment at all. There’s plenty of new toys in there that are all great and shiny. It’s fun to play with this after such a long time. It reminds me just how good it is to make things, to put things together and see how they work.
I remember when Jasuto first came out it was a truly amazing step forward for music making on mobile devices, but it was hard to get into and I think a lot of people found that too, not really understanding how to make things work in Jasuto. It too me a while, but it was worth the effort and when I went back to it this week it was just as I’d remembered.
So I’m looking forward to spending more time with it and making more things as a lead in to some increased creativity after a somewhat dry spell.
Jasuto Modular Synth is available on the app store:
My interview with Yuli from Reactify Music
Bleep Drum
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I am Ashley Elsdon 