Xynthesizr continues to be a great sequencer for iOS, particularly for the iPad form factor. It has some powerful features and manages to house them all within a tidy interface that puts a straightforward sequencing grid front and center. And according to a recent Twitter conversation with Yuri Turov, it sounds like he’s working on support for Ableton’s Link protocol, which
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Xynthesizr v1.4.2 Hits App Store, Fixes Audiobus Bugs
Version 1.4.2 of Xynthesizr was released to the app store a few days ago. The release includes fixes for a couple of bugs that I recently wrote a post about. (See Thanks, Yuri, Creator of Xynthesizr.) From the app store: What’s New in Version 1.4.2 ◦ Fixed a crash while saving state in Audiobus with MIDI clock
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Thanks, Yuri, Creator of Xynthesizr!
I’ve been playing around with MiMiX for the past couple of weeks. In short, it lets you mix synths live via Audiobus inputs. (Have a look at the prolific Music App Blog for another perspective on MiMiX.) One of my favorite apps to use with MiMiX is Xynthesizr. It’s a step sequencer with a simple interface and powerful
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MiMiX 2.0 and Multi-app Jams on iOS
MiMiX is a great little app for mixing iOS music apps live. It lets you control multiple Audiobus inputs through a single mixer interface that provides level, pan, mute and solo functions. Version 2.0 was released on 8/19 and included some minor enhancements from the previous version. The new features include: Audiobus Remote support with customizable trigger setup
