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Cool New iPhone Synth!

This is Rad. Yep, I said it...Rad.

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Jonathan said…
BTW, this is a similar UI as the Bebot synth which is also very cool.
I was looking (and still am) for a way to control all these iPhone synths via a MIDI controller. Anyone know a way?
jdomini00 said…
interesting. I cant see how practical it would be playing an instrument on a touch screen though i havent tried it yet. Its hard enough playing on a regular instrument LOL. It would be a good idea to play through a midi controller. I dont know how you could do it.
Jonathan said…
Yeah, the new frontier in iPhone synths is all in the interface. I have a couple that are standard keyboard style and while they are playable, they are limited with only an octave on the screen at a time. If you have an iPhone, shell out the 5 bucks for Bebot. It's cool and very playable. Another I really like is Bloom. Both have unique interfaces that make them fun to play.
Really great application, Thanks for post. nice video, i enjoyed it. Thanks!

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