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By Oprah Winfrey Wed Apr 24, 2013 10:05 pm
http://alexander-randon.com/arpeggionome/

Arpeggionome $19.99

MUSICAL EXPRESSION AT 480 NOTES PER SECOND.

The Performance Matrix is the Arpeggionome’s main musical interface. Touch any Control Point in the Performance Matrix to trigger the notes in the pattern.
• Move your finger left and right to set the reference-note of the pattern.
• Move your finger up and down to set the pattern’s speed.
• Control up to 480 notes per second, nearly 30,000 notes per minute.
VIBRATO AND TREMOLO, ESSENTIAL FOR 8-BIT SOLOS.

The iPad’s accelerometer controls vibrato and tremolo.
• For expressive changes in pitch, tilt the iPad left and right to apply vibrato.
• For expressive changes in volume, tilt the iPad forward and backward to apply tremolo.
DESIGN AN ARPEGGIO FROM SCRATCH…

Eight touch-knobs are used to design the Arpeggionome’s pattern. The touch-knobs are also great for performance. They can be changed in real-time, and then double-tapped back to their saved value.
• Key & Scale – sets the key and scale of the pattern.
• Octave Range – sets the starting and ending octaves of the pattern.
• Octave Style – sets how the pattern moves between octaves .
•Control Range – sets the placement of the Control Points.
• Notes – sets the number of unique notes that will be triggered .• Step Distance – sets the distance between each note of the pattern .
• Notes Style – sets how the pattern moves between notes .
• Tempo – Sets the global tempo.
…OR USE A PRESET.

The Arpeggionome includes a Pattern Library with a wide selection of presets. You can also save your own patterns to the Pattern Library.
BEAUTIFUL AND INFORMATIVE VISUAL FEEDBACK.

The Arpeggionome provides visual feedback for your position in the Performance Matrix, every note you trigger, vibrato amount, and tremolo amount.
• Your position in the Performance Matrix is represented by the intersection of two green lines.
• Every note you trigger flashes green in the keyboard above the Performance Matrix.
• Vibrato and tremolo are represented by the two sliders below the Performance Matrix.
OTHER FEATURES .

• Includes an interactive tutorial.
• Can be used as a tool for learning music theory.
• iPad HD ready.
HISTORY.

The Arpeggionome was first a hardware project, called the Kaossonome. At Music Hack Day San Francisco 2012, the project found its new home on the iPad. After receiving some great prizes at Music Hack Day, it became clear that the software successor to the Kaossonome, the Arpeggionome, was ready to rear its head in the Apple App Store.

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By Oprah Winfrey Fri May 03, 2013 5:22 pm
$4.99 OMGuitar 2 · Advanced Guitar Synth
http://amidio.com/portfolio/omguitar/



Fantastic Guitar Synthesizer, now updated to version 2!

OMGuitar is the best mobile guitar emulation ever created. If you enjoyed Futulele, you’ll love OMGuitar as well! It is a synthesizer with unique interface and new-generation sound hybrid engine that allows anyone to produce realistic guitar sounds. True guitar simulation on the touch-screen device is now possible thanks to the advanced artificial intelligence algorhythm that analyzes your style of playing and alters the sound accordingly.


Awesome Sound Quality

OMGuitar is very playable and truly expressive. It responds to the speed of your strumming, catching the emotion of your melody. The quality of the sound is so high that it can easily be used in studio work as a quick method to produce realistic rhythm and arpeggio guitar tracks. There is a dedicated string-picking/arpeggio interface, represented as a column of 6 buttons, which can easily be played together with the string strumming interface. Note bend effect is achieved by swiping the button area.
Comfortable to Play

Version 2 brings new, simplified interface, so now anyone can play without memorizing difficult chord combinations. The chords are programmed in advance of your performance using the convenient editor and can be stored (unlimited quantity) for future use. You hold the iPad just like the real guitar and strum or pick the glowing neon strings! Moreover, you can engage the Autoplay functionality, or even support your playing with the “chuck” (string mute) effect.
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OMGuitar 2 in Action
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Comes with 6 Guitars & 10 Effects

Some of the world’s best and most expensive guitar models have been sampled with great precision and act as the source for the synthesis engine. There are 6 completely different playable guitars, 3 acoustic and 3 electric. The tone can be further shaped with the 3-band equalizer. OMGuitar has 10 built-in effects with over 50 presets: 2 types of Distortion, Reverb, Delay, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Wah-wah, Vowel filter, Compressor, Tremolo.
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Audition with OMGuitar (version 1)
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Remote Connection

OMGuitar 2 now supports external fretboard running in iPhone / iPod Touch via the free Amidio Remote app (just like the Futulele).
Features at a glance:
The best mobile guitar emulation ever!
Expressive playing is now possible
Amazing sonic quality, the sound is very impressive
Support external freatboard (a-la Futulele app) with Amidio Remote (free iPhone app)
Audiobus! Use it with guitar processors!
Autoplay with LOTS of beautiful presets!
Record to .WAV, .MIDI, export to iTunes
Full MIDI compatibility (virtual/hardware)
6 guitars (3 acoustic, 3 electric)
10 On-board FX with 50 presets
File Manager
Save own chord sets
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By Metatron72 Tue May 07, 2013 8:46 pm
Anybody using Audiobus has probably noticed how few apps there are to use in the FX slot. Sugar Bytes has hit a home run with the iPad version of Turnado they just released.

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It sounds every bit as good as Sugar Bytes VST FX and is adapted from the Turnado VST. It's $19.99 but like other premium apps discussed in this thread is well worth it. (I got lucky and it was $14.99 a couple days ago).

It's just been released so most of the videos out are the VST version, so I apologize in advance for the cliche dubstep promo video, but it's the only video up so far. In the short time I played with the app I would guess some pretty vanilla sounds are being run through the Turnado app as it was doing some wild stuff to very basic things I fed it.

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By Lampdog Wed May 08, 2013 6:11 pm
SILIS101 wrote:On a separate note:
This Audiobus 'movement' is insane.


THIS!!




Some of what is in my ipad 3....

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And for some RME audio interface users THIS is coming this year I think I read end of summer somewhere. Exactly the reason I ended up with Midi Designer for controlling my UFX. I do love midi designer as you can create your own knobs, sliders, controls and mappings but this, I gotz to have whenever it becomes available.

http://www.rme-audio.de/en_index_musikmesse_2013.php

TotalMix FX for iPad® adds full control over hardware mixer and DSP effects for Fireface UFX, UCX and Babyface when in Class Compliant mode, and lets users create, store and load complete mixes directly from the iPad. Additionally hardware controls like phantom power for microphone inputs, mic/line/instrument switching and sample rate are supported.

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By Oprah Winfrey Fri May 10, 2013 12:23 am
Daaaaaaaaaaaaam! In my Smokey voice. Lamp you have quite the collection. Someone, somewhere is developing a workstation hardware dock for the ipad. Plug, record, mix, share.
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By Lampdog Sat May 11, 2013 1:25 am
Oprah Winfrey wrote:share.

I'll pass on the share, don't care for it anymore.

Those ipad docks are cool and all but I'll pass on that too, I just wanna carry the ipad with mel complete studio, no extra hw, only irig to audio interface when I get back home is enough for me. As for tracking out, I will when I get more used to bm2 and that damn linear sequencing (see other thread on song mode vs linear), will make complete songs inside the ipad, no need to track out channel for channel.

Anybody else wanna post up what they are working with on their tablets?
I'm curious.
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By Metatron72 Wed May 22, 2013 3:34 pm
Lampdog wrote:Anybody else wanna post up what they are working with on their tablets? I'm curious.


I'll try to get some pics of my icon screens up today. I fgure that's the easiest way As I have so many apps on there.

If anybody uses the iPhone version of ReBirth you have until June 1st to download the app file. After that it will vanish from history, and the pre-June 1st copy will be the only way to use the app you bought forever.

http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/reb ... ued-575301

Personally I don't like when this is done. Just say it's locked development wise, leave up the app for those who paid you. But sadly this "killing" of a piece of software's existence is something we all sign off on the potentiality of in every software EULA we agree to.

It's just rare that a firm will actually exercise the "we can snuff the product's total existence, you have no recourse" card. As these EULA terms state in most cases you aren't actually buying ownership of anything. You are paying for the right to use the software, a right the vendor can revoke whenever they please.
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By Lampdog Wed May 22, 2013 4:49 pm
Metatron72 wrote:I'll try to get some pics of my icon screens up today. I fgure that's the easiest way As I have so many apps on there.

:-D
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By Metatron72 Wed May 22, 2013 8:01 pm
A mix of synths and sample/sequncing apps. Mostly Audiobus capable
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Synths, mostly
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Drum/Sequencing/Sampling apps and a few others
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Drum Machines
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Wireless Controller and MIDI Routing/Sequencing
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Editing and FX and a stray stray MIDI app :lol:
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iOS Music, those apps that don't really fit a category/touch specific in design stuff..
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iOS Music 2
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Music Theory Reference
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Apps with sequencers
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Synths Keys
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Synths/Keys
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Web Radio Apps
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Lamp you asked... :lol: Sorry if anyone gets dizzy scrolling all that Rei Ayanami I had as wallpaper.
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By Lampdog Wed May 22, 2013 8:21 pm
Damn, you dont **** 'round do ya. :shock:
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By Lampdog Wed May 22, 2013 9:31 pm
Do it, you won't regret it.

As I said many times before. I'm a PC.

Ended up with an ipad3 by twist of fate, and I'm glad I have it now. It's exactly what I
wanted from the very beginning..

Control surface (got midi designer - I was lookin at Quneo)

Minibrute (sunrizer app fills that want), nord wave (magellan and ipolysix
gave me mo' really fun synths to mess with).

Beatmaker 2 (portable studio [I was looking at the mpc studio] with EVERYTHING I
need, can actually complete albums with it, less outside mastering). Everything
else is just more and more icing.

All in a package I can place in my backpack.

Klipsch earbuds and I'm good. :lol: