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n-Track Debuts Musical Collaboration App, Songtree

The creators of iOS / Windows DAW, n-Track Studio, today released Songtree, an app for the collaborative creation of musical tracks. Designed to be easy to use and with a branching “tree” interface, Songtree enables the evolution of a single song along different paths (branches, we suppose, if you’re going to stick with the tree… Read More n-Track Debuts Musical Collaboration App, Songtree

July 20, 2015July 20, 201511 Comments

NIN iPhone App Demo With Trent Reznor & Rob Sheridan


NIN iPhone app walkthrough w/Trent Reznor & Rob Sheridan was uploaded by: ninofficial
Duration: 471
Rating: … Read More NIN iPhone App Demo With Trent Reznor & Rob Sheridan

April 7, 2009Leave a comment

Give Your iPhone An Audiogasm

TMsoft has released a new free app for the iPhone (App Store link) that promises to give your iPhone an Audiogasm: Description: Audiogasm uses the iPhone microphone to visualize sounds and music. Enjoy the hypnotic visuals created while listening to your favorite songs or whistling a tune. Features: Music visualization using the iPhone microphone and… Read More Give Your iPhone An Audiogasm

January 8, 2009January 9, 2010Leave a comment

Free Electronic Music Game For The iPhone: Aero Synth

Aero Synth (App Store link) that turns your iPhone/iPod touch into a simple synth music game. The company behind Aero Synth, Yudo Inc, has also released a free drum machine game, Aero Drum Free. Not serious music tools, but just some fun free electronic music games.

November 15, 2008November 15, 20082 Comments

Free “Digital Drug” iPhone App

Rockifone has released another so-called “digital drug” iPhone App, Binaural Beats (App Store link).  Binaural beats are illusory “beats” that you can hear when pure tones of slightly different frequency are separately and simultaneously presented to each ear. It’s an interesting psychoacoustic effect – one that at least some people think can help you do… Read More Free “Digital Drug” iPhone App

November 4, 2008November 4, 20081 Comment

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