For anyone that likes tweakable drum machines and noise it is hard to find something as effective as this on Android...
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So they have released a whole bunch of tutorials and there is some differences with the Android version but have big feeling that if going through them all someone will be fully educated in the ways of this mobile DAW.
Freedrum midi controllers for playing drums in the air and how to connect with G-Stomper...9/13/2017  Do not know how well this works and the app is still in Beta but it if it works good this mighty cool.
To read more about the controllers: https://www.freedrum.rocks/ To read about how to hook it up with G-Stomper app:4 https://www.freedrum.rocks/setup/frequently-asked-questions/playing-with-android-gstomper  About the Contest
Have you tried making music with loops? If you’ve not (or have) now’s the best time to give it a try. We want you to create your next song with our R&B loops on the web Mix Editor, and you could win $500! We’ll be listening to every entry — so show us your best work. Prizes 1st: 500USD 2nd – 4th: 100USD each How we pick the winners A judging panel from the BandLab team will select the winners. You’ve got to use at least 1 loop from the “RnB Essentials” on the web Mix Editor. We’ll be judging your entry based on:
To read the rest go here: https://blog.bandlab.com/looprnb-win/  To get it or read about the app go here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.planeth.rhythmkey How to make the sounds for The Man With The Red Face - Laurent Garnier in DRC Polyphonic Synthesizer9/6/2017  QiBrd is a interesting synthesizer that works a little bit differently. It comes with a decent amount of presets and using parameters specific for each preset. It is for free and it is a nice little thing to have if recording into something else. Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=beppisapps.solosynth QiBrd free synthesizer allows to unleash your potential even if you don't know how to play a musical instrument. This synth is not only free, it also has got no ads! Why? Just because I made it for myself and I use it! QiBrd synthesizer has been designed to: + be powerful and controllable without exposing the synth engine + have the most possible controls on screen + assign the most possible dramatic timbral change to each control + show an easy interface to make the sounds evolve and change even with one single hand. We wanted the most expressive electronic synthesizer that we could ever program. We followed this idea while creating this musical instrument, avoiding all what can be difficult or tricky, like complex sound generation parameters. Instead, we included all what appeared to have a direct and immediate impact on the sound timbre and evolution. That's the idea behind QiBrd synth. It has become a very powerful and yet incredibly easy synthesizer, with virtual analog synth sounds, vintage timbres, electronic techno and trance sounds, and even a small drum machine. The free 19 included sounds use multiple synthesis techniques and span from progressive rock to modern techno, from melodic to noisy, from classic to contemporary, from vintage to trance. They all share two main characteristic: + they can be controlled to evolve and change + they are easy. Indeed, every patch is associated to a scale and to the controllers that are exactly aimed to work with that particular sound, so that every touch you make will change something in timbre or in pitch of your synth, yet keeping it always in tune. Artists that used QiBrd live: - Jus Primae Noctis - Brian Redfern - Alobar Music - Fra Raf - Juan Ignacio Rocco Add your name here! Stay tuned for more sounds! QiBrd is based on the fabulous free library CSound for Android. I will never thank enough the guys behind that project. Please explore it here: http://csound.github.io/  Great news for everybody that likes things connected and funky!
This can help you put a smile on your face. Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.planeth.linktomidi Link to MIDI Bridge creates a virtual bridge between your Ableton Link Session and musical devices that support MIDI Clock Synchronization. Easy to use: 1. Join a Link session (WiFi required) 2. Hookup your MIDI device/interface 3. Enjoy your now Link-enabled MIDI device Features: MIDI Start quantization (1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 1 - 32beats) Stable MIDI Clock Latency compensation (+/-300ms) to perfectly align the playback of the receiving MIDI device MIDI support: Android 4.2.x+: USB (host) Android 6.x+: USB (host+peripheral) + Bluetooth LE (host) Important Note: Link to MIDI Bridge is recommended for use with hardware MIDI devices, hooked up either directly over USB MIDI or in use of a USB MIDI to DIN interface. It is technically possible to synchronize other apps over MIDI clock, but it's not recommended because of timing inaccuracies. Also, MIDI over Bluetooth LE is technically possible, but it's not recommended because of timing inaccuracies in the BLE transmission. If you have any issues, please report/ask in the Support Forum at: http://www.planet-h.com/gstomperbb/ Minimum device specs: Android 4.2.x 1200 MHz dual-core CPU 800 * 480 screen resolution Recommended device specs: Android 7.x or higher 1500 MHz quad-core or faster CPU 1280 * 720 or higher screen resolution Permissions: Bluetooth: MIDI over BLE Internet: Google/Firebase Analytics  This is what is said:
Happy Labor Day weekend from Open Labs! Save 30% this week on all #Stagelight in-app loops, sounds and features. Simply launch Stagelight and enter the in-app store where you can shop tons of new sounds by genre and instrument. Use coupon code LABOR DAY at checkout!  To read more about the updates go here:
https://blog.bandlab.com/new-on-bandlab-guitarbassvocal-fx-panning-3d-touch-multi-track-recording/ |
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