Changing a bit of the topic (since there is some apps I would like to try but i don't have honeycomb):
Anyone here did something like that before? http://www.android-x86.org/documents/installhowto
Does it work?

"Caustic" is the daw-sylte app I was trying to think of.  Runs very smoothly on my Nook and has nifty synth abilities.  Beatbox-style sequencers for the rhythm instruments plus an overall song sequencer.  Seems to still be getting regular updates.

Andro market link:  https://market.android.com/details?id=c … &hl=en

there's always nanoloop: https://market.android.com/details?id=c … &hl=en

i know the android version doesnt seem *quite* chip-style to me... but i think it's worth a mention.

Yeah, I just read about that on Wired. I was all excited to buy it and test it on the smartphone...

Audiotool Sketch is a nifty thing that just came out, but it only works with devices that have dual core processors and android version 3.0 or higher.

Do searches for synth or sequencer.  RD3 and nanoloop are good.  The best daw style app is called hydrogen I think, don't have my tablet to check right now.  Get the amazon market too, much more cool stuff on there.

(got a cheap chinese tablet)

wondering the same thing...  i've found most the stuff listed here. 

'music grid' was fun for about 5 minutes...

nanoloop is working.  1.6.  thats good.

anyone discover some great android apps for the music making?  or anything relevant?

So, I've got an Android phone, there is any news on the music making apps side? Couldn't find shit about it.

MilkyTracker has been ported (unofficially?) to Android since December.
It seems to run fine on my myTouch 4G. I'm not familiar with MilkyTracker, but I managed to load some example songs I found online. The volume is very quiet though.

The sad thing about android is that it is so customizable that most people just get caught up in developing custom roms/ui stuff and removing Sense/blur/whatever. The app support is not that great. Dosbox is in a horrible alpha stage, I don't think it runs at all and I don't think it's actively developed.

You'd think that a platform as open for development as Android would get some attention, but I guess most people are just concerned about making money off fart apps. Hopefully with the new changes Google has made the market will start to really mature into something useful. Check out app inventor even if you have no programming experience. It's pretty fun.

DOXBox got ported to Android (aDOSBox) but it can't do phones without a physical keyboard, yet.

Yeah a few of the gameboy emulators run fine........ minus the sound. So be aware

Droidsound plays MODs, SIDs, and NSFs, among other things. They have a beta update on their site that plays SNDHs too!
XMP is another android MOD player, but it doesn't do AHXs. Droidsound does.

There is an Amiga emulator called UAE4Droid (which I have not tested yet), and also some NES and Game Boy emulators. I think I remember seeing Apple IIe and ZX Spectrum emulators as well.

And of course AndChat or other IRC client for #chipmusic.

... here is something that got just released for Android: http://www.mikrosonic.com/rd3

Not exactly for ChipTunes, but at least from the same era, a TB-303 and 808 groovebox

jasuto pro should be out by now... but that's it for now I think. Nanoloop on Android would be really swell, but it's not gonna happen apparently... stupid iphone get's all the cool apps... but why buy an android phone when you can have a gameboy?