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hahaha! thanks man!
as far as my opinion counts on this, there is something really intriguing about this album, but it's a bit hidden, you have to dive into it to find it. I loved to work on it, it was very inspiring for my work. I wouldn't actually have accepted if it were not that way.

TouchOSC (which as the name says uses OSC not midi) is an interesting option, though I've heard many reports of it not being very reliable in a live situation. Right now the only means of sending and receiving data from the ipad is through Wi-Fi, and that's apparently where the problem lies.
Before you start selling stuff you might want to test the ipad solution... it might not be as cool as it looks...
On the other hand... controlling old school chips with an ipad is a bit of an oxymoron, don't you think so?

After several months of use I must say this is the only useful music app I have on my iphone. The only one I have done some real music with, at least. I have a lot of other apps, wasted some good money on it, some are really nice but too buggy and the interface too cumbersome to be really useable (like jasuto pro) others are just toys and nothing more. Nanoloop makes perfect sense on the iphone, it's perfect for the screen, uses just as much of the capabilities of the device to be fun and has that chiptuneish flavour I like.
The only point of critique is (and here I agree with what others have said) that it sometimes feels a bit like a halfway thing.

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?

Seems like a desperate attempt at saving virb from disappearing. And seems also like the most wrong thing to do... don't know how many people will be paying to have that kind of service. They should at least offer a free version of some kind (not that I would use it).
Actually it's a pity, because somehow virb has been a nice attempt at making something less ugly than the rest... so I think I'll just wait to see how it is like, just for curiosity's sake...

Part of it is drawn/painted by hand, part is extensive photoshop work combining photos, scanned textures and a bit of digital painting. And of course I have a wacom tablet...

Funny that I find a bike thread here... where I work it's all about bicycles, bike-marketing, bike-kommunication, bike-wear... and so on.
I spent the last months working on this bike related website for Munich (www.radlstar.de). While I love to ride my bike, I start to have those moments where I want to punch every bicycle riding person I meet on the streets guess I need a vacation...