Review: Oscilab provides a Great Introduction to Synthesis and Beatmaking
If you are new to this intriguing world of synthesis and beatmaking, there are not many better apps on the […]
If you are new to this intriguing world of synthesis and beatmaking, there are not many better apps on the […]
In the past two weeks, three of the leading iOS music apps received vital updates that significantly enhance their functionality.
If you are looking for a quick and easy drum synth on the iOS platform, add SeekBeats to your docket.
iOS musicians interested in exploring modular synthesis on their iPad or iPhone need to check out the excellent app, Audulus.
(Editor’s note: Kev Ellis cohabitates the same worldwide Space Rock scene as myself. He’s played with Bubbledubble, Kev and Trev,
The EMS VCS3 — with other models known as the Synthi or Putney — is a legendary analog synthesizer from
So we’ve reviewed Korg’s powerful Gadget iOS beatmaking app; we covered its drum modules, and the first half of its
At the time of our review of Audiobus 2, I hadn’t yet picked up its multi-routing feature available through in-app
In the year or so since its release, Audiobus has essentially revolutionized the iPad music scene; even influencing Apple to
VirSyn’s microTera is an excellent iPad synth app that offers its own take on the world of iPad sound creation.
Korg’s “studio-in-a-tablet” app, Gadget, continues to amaze with its intuitive interface and versatile collection of sound-producing “gadgets.” We previously gave
When I reviewed Waldorf’s excellent Nave iPad synth app, I remarked that the company needs to release an iOS version