iphone music app
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- ukit
Anyone ever worked on a music app for the iPhone, or know if there are good resources out there on this? Just trying to get an idea of what sort of functionality is possible.
- doesnotexist0
what do you mean- like something that plays music or... ?I don't get it
ipod, 4-track, drum machines, that new fender app
- ukit0
Yeah, all of the above basically. Just wondering if anyone has ever delved into it, and what technical limitations there are.
- acescence0
check out OpenAL, I think that's what most people use for multi-channel audio stuff on the iPhone. you can mix multiple sources and do some DSP stuff. as far as voice count, latencies, buffers, etc., I don't know any specifics there. I've just started a project with someone doing an audio app though, so I'll probably find out more soon.
- Meeklo0
More on Beatmaker as a studio tool
- albums0
I just installed iMaschine, http://www.native-instruments.co… it's very well rounded for just $1.99,
but I'd rather use iKaossilator, http://www.korg.com/ikaossilator… for $9.99 it's the most expensive app I've purchased, but I think it was well worth it.
missed out on animoog deal, http://www.moogmusic.com/product… but I believe it's iPad only $29.99
I'm looking into TouchOSC, http://hexler.net/software/touch… $4.99 anyone familiar with it on a PC?
they also make SonicLife http://hexler.net/software/sonic… $0.99
- armsbottomer0
i've mostly used AVFoundation and OpenAL which both seem to work well (mostly use them for game dev). this is also worth checking out
https://github.com/zoul/Finch
- ********0
iMaschine is fun, we could trade projects or build a community track combining loops
- Miguex0
downloaded iMaschine,
nowhere near the control you get from Beat Maker, but it's fairly intuitive to use, and only 5 bucks
- 23kon0
iMaschine is crap!
For such a BIG company to release this is SUCH a letdown!Considering the likes of NanoStudio was built by 1 guy!
http://www.blipinteractive.co.uk…TouchOSC is cool but it has one drawback. You have to design the interfaces on your computer then sync to ipad to get running. Not very good for on-the-fly controller-making.
MidiTouch is MUCH better in my opinion. You can design the controllers ON your iPad on the fly!
http://iosmidi.com/apps/midi-tou…A VERY exciting rumour is that Liine have bought Jazz Mutant Lemur (that touchscreen controller that retailed at £2500 a couple of years ago but came obselete when touchOSC etc came out for ipad as it worked out much cheaper) and they will be announcing/releasing it soon ......
http://liine.net/en/
- Ianbolton0
Bebot is the best music app ever invented.