- #SUNVOX AND PROTOOLS ANDROID#
- #SUNVOX AND PROTOOLS SOFTWARE#
Velocity/Automate edit view on iPad, via longtap velocity/automat button. Record your microphone input after purchasing the “sample import” option. Sample import via iTunes, eMail or AudioShare after purchasing the “sample import” option. New SAMPLER engine, with sample pitch, reverse, envelope, and a genuine looper function !!!. So it’s great to see Elastic get better and better with this new version. Which brings me to this video, of SunVox and PixiScope.Įlastic Drums is a great drum app and for me it’s right up there with my top drum apps like SeekBeats, Patterning and MoDrum. These apps are amazing and, as I said before, they’re pushing the boundaries of the world of mobile music. I used it to sonify old pictures of Regents Park Underground Station, and it did an awesome job. I used Virtual ANS to complete a track called “Probably get the tube” which I wrote for the Cities and Memories project “The Next Station”. Unique and brilliant and capable of taking your sound to completely new places. Those are the ones that I’m not going to talk about (but they’re all worth checking out actually).īut there are a couple of apps that do require a little more attention. There’s all of Alex’s other apps to consider, for example, PixiTracker (+ the 1 bit version), PixelWave, SpectrumGen, SoundFields, and Nature Oscillator. I’d like to say that there are only a handful, but I’m not sure that there are even that many.īut SunVox is just the start. It has to be said that there are very few modular apps that can say that they run on so many platforms, and SunVox just gets better and better. SunVox keeps moving forward and even now is in beta again. Of course it came to iOS and Android, and it runs on desktop platforms too. I remember using it on my Palm OS Treo 650, then on a Dell Axim running Windows Mobile OS. 
Just the fact Alex is making hardware as well as maintaining his already excellent software is impressive, but when you actually look at what Alex has done in software and hardware you start to realise that this is where the boundaries really are.
It’s a unique device and in fact one that I’ve been waiting for this year. The Quantum DJ is clear proof of just that. I started thinking about this piece when I saw the video above and realised that actually the boundaries of mobile music were being quite firmly pushed back by the work that Mr NightRadio is doing. An error has occurred the feed is probably down.
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