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White Noise Audio Software announces One-Day Sale

White Noise Audio Software bleep!Synth

White Noise Audio Software has announced a one-day sale for its two apps for the iPhone/iPod Touch.

White Noise Audio Software will offer its two synths, bleep!BOX, an analog synth/drum machine and bleep!Synth, a performance synth/arpeggiator app, for half the price on Friday, March 19, 2010 only.

White Noise One-Day Sale

  • bleep!BOX allows users to arrange synthesizer melodies, program drum beats and edit dozens of parameters in real time. Unlike other music apps, bleep!BOX does not limit users with fixed sample sets or pre-made loops. No samples used – only tweakable, analog-style sounds. Similar to the controls on a vintage analog synthesizer, bleep!BOX gives users creative license over waveforms, filters, effects and modulation. It features 50+ parameters and can play up to 10 instruments simultaneously.
  • bleep!Synth, a high-quality synthesizer for your iPhone or Touch, contains 45+ parameters which recreate a vast array of sounds. The sound engine provides high quality synthesis tailored to solos, leads and arpeggios with up to three simultaneous voices. The pad-based interface tailored specifically for the touch screen allows for an easy way to construct melodies while musical scales help to ensure that every note sounds first-rate.

Both apps will be available for half the price on Friday, March 19, 2010 only; $4.99 USD for bleep!BOX, $3.99 USD for bleep!Synth.

White Noise Audio Software has also announced that desktop plugin versions of bleep!BOX (PC/Mac VST) as well as updates for the iPhone version and support for the iPad are coming soon.

More information: bleep!BOX / bleep!Synth

Oliver Wittchow releases nanoloop for iPhone / iPod

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Oliver Wittchow nanoloop for iPhone / iPod

Oliver Wittchow has released version 1.2 of nanoloop for iPhone / iPod, a music app which combines sequencer, synthesizer and sampler in one package, providing all functions for creating electronic music from scratch.

Nanoloop was originally developed for Game Boy (first release in 1999) and is a popular platform for mobile music creation. The new iPhone version presented here follows the same basic structure and design concept but otherwise it is an entirely new program. It does not simulate the Game Boy’s sound or other functions but has been fully optimised for the iPhone’s capabilities.

nanoloop for iPhone features

  • Six channels, each can be synth or sampler.
  • Fast and easy to use stepsequencer.
  • Synthesizer with envelope, filter, LFO and other parameters.
  • Sample external audio or nanoloop’s own sound output.
  • Song editor with loop function.
  • Save function.
  • Works on 1st gen iPod touch and 2.2 software.
  • Send and receive projects via e-mail, using the iPhone’s / iPod’s e-mail program.

nanoloop for iPhone is available to purchase from the iTunes App Store for $8.99 USD.

More information: nanoloop for iPhone / iPod

Leo van der Veen releases c74

Related: , , , , , , // Posted in news on Feb 10, 2010

Leo van der Veen has released c74, an iPhone / iPod Touch app that let’s you connect your device with Cycling ’74’s Max/MSP 5.

Custom interfaces are built straight from within Max, presets can be stored etc. The external features some nice attributes for receiving accelerometer, GPS, compass, shake gesture and proximity data.

Communication between the apps does not rely on OpenSoundControl but in stead uses a straight forward communication socket, which offers a reliable connection.

c74 is available to purchase from the iTunes App Store, priced at $3.99 USD.

More information: nr74.org / c74

Yonac Software releases OttO

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Yonac Software OttO

Yonac Software has released OttO, a Live Sound Reversal and FX Gizmo for Apple iPhone/iPod Touch.

Just what is OttO saying? He’s repeating your words backwards, LIVE as you speak. Just mutter something into the mic and hear your words back in reverse. Slow it down, speed it up, or turn it all around. Add a bit of modulation, a bit of delay and a touch of filter to make it sound like something from the beyond. Record it all and save it for posterity. And the best part, do all this as you go! From bone-chilling to downright funny, OttO is designed to deliver sonic entertainment to your ears in a fool-proof, simple and effective package.

OttO features

  • Reverse and Normal frequence processing modes
  • Live movement shift and inflection via illogical matrix control
  • Make your vocalise deeper or higher on the go
  • Modulate frequence live
  • Dual-channel, severally configurable biaural delay
  • Adjustable delay feedback and time
  • Dry signal panning
  • Custom-engineered resounding filter
  • LPF, HPF and Bandpass separate modes
  • Filter curb matrix with boundary oftenness and resonance
  • Simple one-touch frequence recording
  • Easy to ingest basic enter direction framework
  • Export recordings directly to your machine rapidly via built-in Wi-Fi support

OttO is available to purchase from the iTunes App Store for $1.99 USD.

More information: Yonac Software / OttO

The Smalls launches Street Sounds

The Smalls Street Sounds

The Smalls has launched Street Sounds, a new site created in association with Scion to capture location-based sounds that together reflect our surroundings and define our lives.

Street Sounds is a collaborative and interactive Web site where lovers of art, sound and humanity can document their lives through snippets of sound that are posted on a 3-D map. Filmmakers, musicians and other artists can then search for sounds by keyword and location to use when creating new collaborative works of their own.

Streets Sounds allows users to listen in on everything from such rousing moments as a campus protest in Berkley or subway performers in New York, to funny and intimate vignettes, such as one’s laughter, a patron ordering a beer, or the rain. For contributors and listeners alike, the experience can be enchanting and addictive.

“With The Smalls Street Sounds, we aim to create the largest online collaboration of free, user-generated sounds that will encourage people to listen to the sounds of America and stimulate creative expression,” said Anna Grund, Founder, The Smalls. “Most of our lives are made up of multi-sensory experiences. The Sound Map provides people with the opportunity to focus on one – sound – to present and explore their world, and most importantly to let their imagination wander.”

Every month, the biggest contributors of sounds can win a free iPod.

More information: The Smalls Street Sounds

Sphere It releases PanDrum

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Sphere It PanDrum

Sphere It has released PanDrum, a virtual Hang Drum for iPhone/iPod Touch.

The Hang Drum is a unique harmonically tuned steel percussion instrument, developed in 2000 in Berne, Switzerland.

This application is a realistic copy of Second Generation Hang Drum which creates a beautiful meditative sound that puts you in a peaceful state of mind.

PanDrum features

  • 8 basic notes
  • 7 kicks
  • High quality sounds
  • Multi-touch for chords
  • Glow on touch
  • Every sound has 3 random variaions
  • The scale of the notes: D3 Ding, A3, Bb3, C4, D4, E4, F4, A4
  • Custom background

PanDrum is available to purchase from the iTunes App Store for $1.99 USD. A LITE version of PanDrum is available to download here.

More information: PanDrum