So, I've got an Android phone, there is any news on the music making apps side? Couldn't find shit about it.
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matt's mind
Subway Sonicbeat wrote:
So, I've got an Android phone, there is any news on the music making apps side? Couldn't find shit about it.
(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?
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Abandoned on Fire
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.
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Philly, PA, USA
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.
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Brazil
pixls wrote:
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.
Yeah, I just read about that on Wired. I was all excited to buy it and test it on the smartphone...
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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.
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Abandoned on Fire
"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
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Brazil
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?