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Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
So I've heard, and very impressive. Cannot wait until my computer is a 2x4 foot touch interface... Like I CANNOT WAIT!
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
Was just reading about how touchscreen technology is about to become so cheap that it'll be disposable - with literal e-paper that can embed videos and shit. Costs $0.25 per square meter right now... which is crazy to think about.
http://gizmodo.com/5909298/dirt+cheap-t ... where-soon
and
http://gizmodo.com/5909298/dirt+cheap-t ... where-soon
and
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
Go w/ Korg. Trust me, you'll be pissed that u spent $20 on TNR-i. Its utter crap, sounds like shit and is basically un-finished.bassinine wrote:Mainly I can't decide between ikaossilator or TNR-i (tenori on). got 21$ on my iTunes account and they both look awesome.
although I have filtatron, animoog, alchemy player, cleartune. have to say the moog apps are AMAZING, alchemy player is pretty good - but not a full featured synth like the moog apps. and cleartune is great if you want a chromatic tuner that is very accurate.
Animoog is AMAZING!!! Some other good ones are IMaschine and Reason Figure!!
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
I use NanoStudio, ThumbJam, Alchemy, and Sunrizer. They're all really great apps imo.
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Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
For me, Figure is the best music app... I have tried nanostudio, Fl Studio, and they are too fiddly on an iPhone screen.
Native Instruments iMaschine is up there too!
Native Instruments iMaschine is up there too!
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
It certainly has potential. But you can only record 2 bars and can't export!legskeattch wrote:For me, Figure is the best music app... I have tried nanostudio, Fl Studio, and they are too fiddly on an iPhone screen.
Native Instruments iMaschine is up there too!

Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
hello! apps i use on my ipad2...
DM1 (best drum machine ever for ios)
Sunrizer (the chords mmmm)
NLog
Animoog
Addictive Synth
DXi
ims20 (filters sound amazing)
arctic keys
imaschine
daws or environments for making music:
nanostudio (the best idea sketch pad)
tabletop (i have sounds that i designed in the app... so do "oh no", "salva", and others)
garageband
rebirth
tools as i call them:
genome midi
lemur (my most used app.... my live setup is 100% custom template + ableton + MBP)
orphion
polychord
prochords
soundprism pro
touchable (amazing ableton controller that lacks any customization features therefore i do not use it much anymore but others do)
things i plan on trying soon...
grain science
iYM2151
steppolyarp
megacutris
csound
cheers!
DM1 (best drum machine ever for ios)
Sunrizer (the chords mmmm)
NLog
Animoog
Addictive Synth
DXi
ims20 (filters sound amazing)
arctic keys
imaschine
daws or environments for making music:
nanostudio (the best idea sketch pad)
tabletop (i have sounds that i designed in the app... so do "oh no", "salva", and others)
garageband
rebirth
tools as i call them:
genome midi
lemur (my most used app.... my live setup is 100% custom template + ableton + MBP)
orphion
polychord
prochords
soundprism pro
touchable (amazing ableton controller that lacks any customization features therefore i do not use it much anymore but others do)
things i plan on trying soon...
grain science
iYM2151
steppolyarp
megacutris
csound
cheers!
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Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
Contribute any links you might have to sites with music app news... my favorite are:
idesignsound.com
iosmusician.com
discchord.com
and to a lesser degree (doesn't get updated so often)
spookyzoo.co.uk
idesignsound.com
iosmusician.com
discchord.com
and to a lesser degree (doesn't get updated so often)
spookyzoo.co.uk
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
Freebie called "Bass Drop" - and it's actually not that bad. No recording capability unfortunately... but direct line out recording can handle that.
http://www.idesignsound.com/bass-drop-iphone/
http://www.idesignsound.com/bass-drop-iphone/
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
These guys just posted here in production a couple of days ago. Lagging on my ipadedness...
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
TriqTraq...
DOPE.
(re-posted from http://discchord.com/blog/2012/6/7/triq ... l-jam.html)
IMO this is what Figure shoulda/coulda been.

DOPE.
(re-posted from http://discchord.com/blog/2012/6/7/triq ... l-jam.html)
IMO this is what Figure shoulda/coulda been.
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
I don't know. It is kind of impossible to make figure sound bad. You can make dope little beats with it, but just can't do anything with it. This app seems a little more like you'd kind of have to work at it. I really wish you could arrange in figure.
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
There's a tiny bit of a learning curve to Triqtraq, but you it doesn't take much effort to get something funky going. I thought the same thing before I got it and it was only the demo above that nudged me to try it, glad I did now. Everything's pretty simple and straightforward once you get used to the flow. It's a good toy to play with when you want to make sounds without necessarily committing to a full song setup and all that. Sound quality's pretty decent too.nowaysj wrote:I don't know. It is kind of impossible to make figure sound bad. You can make dope little beats with it, but just can't do anything with it. This app seems a little more like you'd kind of have to work at it. I really wish you could arrange in figure.
After all, what good is something you can make dope little beats on but can't export?
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
Yeah, I feel you. Figure is really disappointing, because it is so dope, but is such a dead end. It is like a demo for something. It is a suggestion of what something could be. The future though, brother, for these kids that don't even know what a saxamaphone is, is bright.
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Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
The iPhone was already around when I started producing. I used sfxr to make a bunch of songs in the beginning. That being said, you're probably not going to make a full song on your iPhone. That's why I like imaschine, it gives me the satisfaction of building a song but it doesn't give me the intimidatingly huge interface that FL and Music Studio give. I also like it because some ideas need that tactile element to flesh out ideas. It also has a recording sampler, with this you can just start knocking on walls and crap and have yourself a found sound beat. Very fun stuff
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...Download Nanostudio and play with it for a week and then come back and say that. I dare you.William Brave wrote:That being said, you're probably not going to make a full song on your iPhone.

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This app looks bananas... it lets you design your own MIDI controller interface. Too bad [for me] it's iPad-only:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/beatsurf ... mpt=uo%3D4
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
Fan that really is amazing. Fuck gettin all these midi controllers. This touch screen shit is the future, and the future is now.
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
the future is already obsolete (lemur, cough).nowaysj wrote:Fan that really is amazing. Fuck gettin all these midi controllers. This touch screen shit is the future, and the future is now.
let's use our ipads - post-futurism.
Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
Speaking of "dubstep-o-matic" apps...
Who's gonna take one for the team and try this one?
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/smx-dubs ... 27581?mt=8
Who's gonna take one for the team and try this one?

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/smx-dubs ... 27581?mt=8
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Re: best iOS/android music productions apps
Has anyone seen a useful android app as a sample trigger?- basically a soundboard you can program yourself, perhaps with some effects too? I've got SPC http://www.mikrosonic.com/spc that does Fx/looping imported samples well but annoyingly it puts samples into loops/songs rather than just being able to press the button and trigger them. Seems like a big screen phone or tablet could work well as a kaoss pad type thing but I can't find anything that does it.
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