Now that’s looking pretty amazing. I know that this is what we’ve all been waiting for in Cubasis.
a personal journey in mobile music
Now that’s looking pretty amazing. I know that this is what we’ve all been waiting for in Cubasis.
After a very long time FourTrack gets updated. Here’s what’s new:
FourTrack works with most audio interfaces, but sounds best with GuitarJack Model 2 and GuitarJack 2 USB audio interfaces, which feature a 1/4 inch input, an 1/8″ stereo input, an 1/8″ stereo headphone/line out with increased drive for headphones, 24-bit AD/DA converters and impeccable sound with no discernible noise. GuitarJack is ideal for jamming with GuitarTone and recording using the GuitarTone tool in FourTrack and StudioTrack, GuitarJack’s studio-quality sound is designed by Joe Bryan. Read about him here http://www.sonomawireworks.com/joe.php
Musical Android has more details of what’s coming up next for the Android version of n-Track Studio PRO, and it is quite impressive in my view. Dare I say it, Android is starting to move closer for music making.
This just made me smile this morning as MultiTrack DAW was one of my favourite recorder apps for a very long time, and after ages has had a fantastic update. Here’s all the new stuff in version 3.4:
* IAA effects currently support only 1 instance at a time, system wide. In other words, you can’t chain the same effect more than once.
It was nice to see the IK booth at Musikmesse and some nice looking new things coming from them in the next few months.
First off is the iRig Pads which is roughly the same size as Novation’s LaunchPad Mini.
Next is the iRig MIDI 2, which I found more exciting really as this looks like a really big update to IK’s previous MIDI add on.
Lastly was a new mic, the iRig Mic Field which is designed for mobile podcasting. This one looks handy, but overall the new MIDI box is the most interesting and appealing for me personally.
One thing that it does show is just how much IK are doing to support iOS and the mobile world. The sheer number of products they put out is staggering.
So there’s more to look forward to from IK over the coming months with these products. They couldn’t give me any details of pricing or exact release dates as yet, but I’m sure this will come soon enough.
Another very tempting bit of hardware up on kickstarter. There’s just so many these days.
Whilst this isn’t really in the music making space, I thought it would be useful to a few people. Soundmarks has some interesting features as an audio recorder that I haven’t seen elsewhere, and it’s free with an IAP for export.
Here’s the detail:
Soundmarks is the professional grade recorder for iOS that helps you focus on the most important sections of your recordings. The start of each section is marked with a soundmark. In a nutshell, a soundmark is to a recording what a bookmark is to a book. At playback, you can jump between these soundmarks with only one tap, making it easy to listen only the things you’re interested in.
Perfect for a multitude of work, school or daily activities, including:
Core features:
In-app purchase features:
User interface:
Drawing:
Musical Android tells about this new multi-track for Android devices, and it sounds pretty good.
Main features
So things keep getting better for Android users …
Available on the play store.