After PixiTracker I started to play with Alex’s PixelWave and SpectrumGen, which are great for making sounds like the music from the Forbidden Planet, and why wouldn’t you want to do that?
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.
Recording with Curtis
Curtis is a great music making app for getting sounds going granular. I was using it at the station the other day and enjoying the sounds from announcers.
Another Palm OS app that I never finished: SliderOn
This app never really worked as intended. I should’ve finished it off really, but I didn’t and I’m not sure that it will get finished now. We’ll see.
I think there was also a video I made of this ages ago, I’ll see if I can find it and share it.
Playing with PixiTracker
What a great app from Alex the maker of the awesome Sunvox. It was another one of those “I didn’t have much time to use this” apps. But it is great to play with, and I especially like the TV view.
More NodeBeat
Spending more time with NodeBeat. What a great music making application. Just thought I’d post a couple of screen shots.
Sinewave / Bacterium
I didn’t make either of these, although I think that I may have compiled them under HB++, a now defunct IDE for Palm OS development.
The Sinewave app was from Olivier and was meant as a learning aid for those wishing to develop Palm OS audio apps.
Bacterium was something that was being developed (I can’t remember by whom) and, as often happens, got stalled. Both late examples of Palm OS music making apps.
Another NodeBeat adventure
Sounds and Tondo
Some meandering with Nodebeat
Sequencing Jasuto
Getting Jasuto to do interesting things is actually not that difficult at all. As a music app for experimenting with ideas it is brilliant. The more I use it, the more I find more ways to use it.
I do hope that there is a new version on the way with scripting and more. It hasn’t been updated for a long time now.
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