Here’s what mutable.instruments says about this track: Samples of the Shruthi-1 Yellow Magic edition – with MS-20 style low-pass filter and psychedelic low-fi delay.
Here’s what mutable.instruments says about this track: Samples of the Shruthi-1 Yellow Magic edition – with MS-20 style low-pass filter and psychedelic low-fi delay.
Here’s what mutable.instruments says about this track: Samples of the Shruthi-1 Yellow Magic edition – with MS-20 style low-pass filter and psychedelic low-fi delay.
Here’s what mutable.instruments says about this track: Samples of the Shruthi-1 Yellow Magic edition – with MS-20 style low-pass filter and psychedelic low-fi delay.
At last AudioShare arrives on the app store. Here’s what to expect:
AudioShare is an audio document manager with powerful import and export abilities. If you are using music-making apps, then this is a very useful tool to have!
Use it to transfer soundfiles between apps and between your device and computer. For example, take a soundfile from your dropbox, open it in AudioShare and share it on SoundCloud. Or audiocopy sounds from your favorite music-making app and import into the AudioShare library for later sharing or copying into other apps.
You can also record directly in the app, and preview and play soundfiles with waveform display.
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OUTPUTS
The app is priced at $1.99
From the maker of the excellent BitWiz synth, a new app is on the way, and it looks like this is something that’s been needed for a long time.
AudioShare is an audio document manager with powerful import and export abilities.
I don’t know what the pricing will look like on this as yet, but if it’s as good as BitWiz then it will be worth the money. Also I’m hearing that MIDI is coming too.
If you don’t already know BitWiz it really is worth checking out.
My tribute to the late, great John Barry.
Some sounds of the upcoming polysynth from Mutable Instruments…
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