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Those look amazing. I'm only sporting an iPod touch myself... Which among those would work for me? Edit: whoops, I guess you already labeled them with that info. One app I love is Flare, which is a scratching app. Since I don't (yet) have Technics to scratch with, I've found this can make for a pretty impressive facsimile, given the platform. Here's a quick example I made: http://www.electric-bungalow.com/Flare Example.mp3 Shovelbearer fucked around with this message at 23:54 on Nov 11, 2010 |
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FLX posted:I'd try ReBirth. Here's a video of it on the iPhone/iPod. It looks just like on the iPad, just with panning and zooming around. Yeah, I'll almost definitely get that, if nothing else, for nostalgia. Rebirth was the software that got me into making synth-oriented music in the first place.
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OP has the link to beatmaker's site where the link to touchAble's should be.
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 iPad as a convenient portable second screen working (with Ableton in this case) with the Splashtop 2 Remote Desktop app and Windows 8. Very little lag, can easily control a knob or fader by the touchpad but I think it's most useful just as a reference. If only it responded to multiple touch spots at once.
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