Modal Pro, Modular Synth Demo for iPad (video)
Don’t forget, Noatikl’s IAP is 50% off today only
Today, to celebrate Palm Sounds turning 8 in May, Noatikl’s IAP is 50% off.
The app itself is free but just for today the full functionality is 50% off thanks to Intermorphic.
More Magellan videos
Some more videos of Magellan in case you don’t know this awesome synth …
Don’t forget that Magellan is still on sale for this weekend …
Don’t forget: Noatikl for OSX is half price to celebrate Palm Sounds turning 8, only today
Intermorphic have halved the price of their flagship OSX app, Noatikl to celebrate Palm Sounds turning 8 years old in May.
You can get Noatikl on the Mac app store for just $24.99.
Remember, it’s only for today.
Back in 2012: Yonac brought us Magellan for iPad – Professional Analog Modeling Synthesizer
A real step forward for Synths on iOS and a great app in itself too.
Don’t forget that Magellan is on sale right now to celebrate Palm Sounds birthday in May.
Palm Sounds Song Contest Entry … "Pick it up ft Redman" by OsO Beat$$
Boom 909 from Pulse Code, Demo and Tutorial for iPad
Palm Sounds Song Contest Entry … "my big HORNS" by OsO Beat$$
littleBits Arduino Tips & Tricks: Using Analog Input To Make Selections (video)
Video description:
“Play theme music for Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker with the littleBits Arduino module.
In this example, we have two of our coin cell power modules hooked up to dimmer modules. One dimmer is turned down very low, and the other is turned up very high. You’ll notice that when we plug in the Darth Vader dimmer, the speaker connected to the Arduino plays his theme music. When we plug in Luke Skywalker, it plays Luke’s theme music. If, while the Luke Skywalker is plugged in, we turn his dimmer way down, the theme music changes (Oh no! Luke’s gone over to the Dark Side!).
Most remote controls send signals using infrared light. When you press a button on the remote, it sends a pulse of infrared light to a sensor on your TV or Stereo that tells it what to do. The Remote Trigger module is also activated by infrared light, which means you can use a regular household remote to send signals to your littleBits circuits.
In this video, we have a very simple circuit: Power → Remote Trigger → LED. When is Remote Trigger is activated, it will send an ON signal to the LED and light it up. You’ll notice that when we press a button on the remote control, the LED lights up, and when we let go of the button, the LED turns off.”