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Reactable Mobile
Posted October 2nd 2010 under Instruments, iPhone, Sound
The team that brought us the powerful Reactable have put their work in turning the tangible instrument into an iPhone/iPad app. Reactable Mobile is priced at $10, which in app store world is not the norm these days, but it is a quality product for people serious with their music making.
Features
* Universal App for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
* High quality 44kHz stereo sound quality
* Accelerometer and microphone input
* 20 virtual objects
* Import of custom samples and loops
* Save and share your sessions
A set of generator objects:
– loop players, with possibility to upload your own loops,
– synthesizers, with a large range of instruments to select from,
– oscillators, to synthesise pure and complex tones,
– input, to get audio directly from the device’s microphone.
A set of effects to modify generated sounds:
– wave shapers: distortion, compression, and resampling,
– delays: reverb, feedback, and ping-pong,
– modulators: ring modulation, chorus, and flanger,
– filters: low pass, high pass, and band pass.
A set of controller objects to modify other objects parameters:
– sequencers, with step-by-step, matrix, or random modes,
– low frequency oscillators (LFO), with different waveforms,
– accelerometer, to fetch data from the movement of the device.
A set of global objects to modify the settings of the entire table:
– tempo, to change the speed of the table,
– volume, to lower or increase the loudness,
– tonalizer, to change the harmony of the melody.
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