Moebius Lab is the new app by those mad geniuses at Amazing Noises (check out their other iOS apps and M4L devices). It’s a multimorphic sound processor which contains a synth, a varispeed stereo sample player, 9 time domain effects, 6 spectral effects, 7 slots for external audio application,…
Author: Fruitbat1919
Has been making sounds that upset family members since owning a Jen SX1000. Now an out an out iOS noise maker, even his dog runs for cover.
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Shoom Review – A New iPad Synth With Plenty Of Va Va Voom!
A drive through the generations It’s probably apt that Shoom is also the name of an Eighties Acid House club. Admittedly while dreading another Sixties Hippy Dippy noise generator, I had mentally written off Shoom. How wrong I was! After all, Shoom is made by Yuri Turov, the developer of…
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Navichord 2.0 Review – Navigating The Oceans Of Music
Navigation Finding one’s way in the vast ocean of sound can be daunting. Sound waves move our eardrums and our souls alike. The oceans themselves, can be calming, smooth and wonderous. They may also be rough and harsh. They have much in common with sound. Some notes can make our…
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Skram: A First Look At Liine’s New iOS App – A Promise Of Things To Come
Ever since Propellerheads Reason appeared on the scene, self-contained music studios in software have been popular. I’m sure you can think of a few that grace our iOS devices. Some try to encompass all things studio, while others are more ‘slimline’ or just for fun devices. iOS music making has…
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Blocs Wave Review – Novation’s New Play On Loops For iOS
Getting on track Writer’s block. We all suffer from this dreaded affliction at times. Those first words, or in the case of the musician, those first notes. They linger in a forbidden realm, deep and dark in our minds, refusing point blank to let our creative juices flow. Portable devices…
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c3n loops Review – Where No Loop Has Gone Before
Night time, when the sky is clear enough to see the stars, dare to imagine life on other planets. Vast Solar Systems with a lone voice in the distance. Maybe that voice is singing along to an Earth chart song from the Seventies? Or maybe, as c3n would have us…