I’ve mentioned this on PalmSounds just now but, as I’ve already made a bot called the Wisdom of Pullo and talked about it here a number of times, I thought I’d mention my new one, the RandomBus, which I’ve just launched. It was fun to make and hopefully it’ll be fun for anyone who wants to follow it too.
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.
My first submission for the Disquiet Junto
I’ve meant to submit something for the Disquiet Junto for a long time, so today is a bit of a first.
On the subject of SoundCloud, here are all my current Ukulele explorations (so far)
More Ukulele explorations, now with Mogees
So a few more experiments with my Ukulele and a Mogees unit too. I used Flux:FX Play along with the Mogees app. I really like the results.
A bit of fun …
I’ve been really enjoying the SoundBow app instrument. It’s very beautiful.
And my Pebble gets more useful
It might not be the most musical app in the world, but it is really very useful, and beautifully simple too. It uses the vibration in the watch to pulse as a metronome. It’s very simple to use and quite effective. I don’t know how good its timing is, but that’s not a massive deal right now.
Something I made with Figure …
There’s a useful page on apps supporting Link
I’ve set up a page on PalmSounds about iOS apps that will support Ableton’s Link technology. Thought I’d mention it.
More Ukulele exploration from me
Another piece from me exploring sonic manipulation of my Ukulele through apps.
And I got this too
I should mention that I also got this windjammer too. I think that this is a bit of an essential too for real field recording. I feel properly set up now!
I am Ashley Elsdon 