It looks like something to be dismissed but give it a minute and an open mind
and you will realize that it can be something useful to have.
Either for just that little extra in your composition or for building up glitchy rhythms for whole songs.
The video shows all the functions but not what for me is the most useful way of working with it.
As it is a touch board you have the advantage of doing small movements back and forth creating personalised rhythms and more interesting variation than just placing the coordination point somewhere and changing the sound with the eight buttons on the side panel.
My favorite is to take the speed down to slow and hear the separate glitches so it is even easier to create rhythms to it. In general here it is good if you have a multi track for recording as you can hear the track you are working on and play the application at the same time to hear what fits, record and cut it up.
Have in mind that it is useful for more than rhythms and this is just my personal obsession with creating glitchy rhythms making it sound that this is all it would be good for.
In the end it is a small but interesting and useful application that is for free and without any annoying publicity.
Playstore link:
8-Bit Buckeroo
and you will realize that it can be something useful to have.
Either for just that little extra in your composition or for building up glitchy rhythms for whole songs.
The video shows all the functions but not what for me is the most useful way of working with it.
As it is a touch board you have the advantage of doing small movements back and forth creating personalised rhythms and more interesting variation than just placing the coordination point somewhere and changing the sound with the eight buttons on the side panel.
My favorite is to take the speed down to slow and hear the separate glitches so it is even easier to create rhythms to it. In general here it is good if you have a multi track for recording as you can hear the track you are working on and play the application at the same time to hear what fits, record and cut it up.
Have in mind that it is useful for more than rhythms and this is just my personal obsession with creating glitchy rhythms making it sound that this is all it would be good for.
In the end it is a small but interesting and useful application that is for free and without any annoying publicity.
Playstore link:
8-Bit Buckeroo
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