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Rave wrote:Virtual Private Network... Basically remote shit which enables u to view your machine from a far.

You talking about apps that mirror what's on your computer monitor? That's too much clicking around and menu diving and the refresh rate probably isn't currently up to snuff.

I'm sure once touch screens on computers become the norm people will quickly realize that simply running applications that weren't built specifically for touch screens isn't the fantasy working bonanza they had in their head.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZSNlQ-_om0


Coming soon on App Store

more info: http://www.touch-able.com

Le K ( http://www.myspace.com/soulsoleilk ) using touchAble to control ableton Live.


Navigate around your live set with the touch of a finger, control mixer, instruments and fx with full automapping and unlimited tracks & parameters. Play your favourite synths with the unique double keyboard or record your rhythms with the 128 drum pads, both with 5 step velocity. Access most important transport and clip functions without losing focus on your set and tweak the same set with several iPads with the unique Multi-user-mode.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLHh_uSrf-s
http://loopfools.com
Loopfools beta
four tracks, each with a softsynths/drummachine, two fx-busses, multiple filters on each track, each bus and on the master...

oh my!

I'm getting a little bored with these loop machine apps. The next level should be an app that lets you drag in entire songs from your iTunes library for mixing like DJ software.

Still wondering if NI will ever release some apps that are specific to their software. They are primarily a software development company so it wouldn't be that far of a stretch.

What I'd like to see:

Kore hardware emulator
Traktor DJ controller
Maschine - maybe, don't know how they'd handle velocity sensitive pads
Komplete controller - interfaces specific to each plug-in.

A lot on the plate there but any one of those would be cool.

beats me wrote:

Rave wrote:Virtual Private Network... Basically remote shit which enables u to view your machine from a far.

You talking about apps that mirror what's on your computer monitor? That's too much clicking around and menu diving and the refresh rate probably isn't currently up to snuff. .

Have you guys not heard of Air Display?

beats me wrote:The next level should be an app that lets you drag in entire songs from your iTunes library for mixing like DJ software.

iOS 4 already suppports apps accessing and importing directly from iTunes library. A few apps including DJ apps have already implemented this.

Some of you may know about this app already. It's great for live sample mangling and coming up with glitched up loops:
Star6


Loopseque for iPad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNv2pCdNqJI


SoundThingie for iPad
http://vimeo.com/13129103


Band Simulator for the iPad

delicioso wrote:Some of you may know about this app already. It's great for live sample mangling and coming up with glitched up loops:

Star6


Sweet! If only these apps could send files to each other internally.
This would be a great sample editor for Nano Studio etc, on the road.

Hey guys, anyone know a good DJ app for iPhone?
Touch DJ is NOT working, nobody responds on their forum, nor do their support.

WinXP, 3Gs, iOS 4

Flare Scratch - supports iTunes Library access.


DJ Mixer app - supports iTunes Library access.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHXvBnXT4aE


Baby Decks DJ for iPad


traxPad


Sonorasaurus Rex


mixr for iPad



Speaking of iTunes library access, Multitrack DAW app now supports it as well.

Nice!
Im on iPhone, so trying out DJ Mixer.. Its cool, but I cant find nudge, nor pitch? The auto beat match function is not usable.

There's also Sonorasaurus for iphone/ipod touch:

Seems to be a lot of complaints about these DJ apps not being able to access the iTunes library, either partially or not at all.

This also made me realize how does one preview tracks without them being heard out the mains? Sure beat matching is becoming a dated skill but are we really taking it to the level that you don't even need to hear the incoming track at all, "it just works"?