"Meet me in the stars" New EP by SKatterBrain

"Meet me in the stars" is the new EP by Alt. electronica artist SKatterBrain.
Get ready for Halloween by downloading 3 brand new tracks for just 69p.











Download from bandcamp here.


Track list

1. Meet me in the stars
2. Network
3. 1,000 miles above the surface

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FREE Samples: "Chilled out tech drum loops"

This mini sample pack contains 8 high quality drum loops in .WAV format.
All the drum loops are at 90BPM.
The loops are already chopped up and ready for playback in your DAW or sampler of choice.

Download the samples here [.RAR]

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Moog Filtatron

The new Moog Filtatron app is now available in the appstore.
Filtatron is a replica of the famous Moog ladder filter that can be found in most of their legendary synthesizers.
Along with the filter the Filtatron also offers an oscillator, LFO, sampler, delay and overdrive.
Ideal for mangeling live audio or creating your own sounds using the on-board oscillator, the filtatron can be used in may creative ways.

The Moog Filtatron app is available now from the Appstore for just £2.99

Get it here

I found the Moog filtatron app fun and extremely easy to use.
The sound of the filters and VCO are brilliant, it's hard to replicate analog hardware exactly but for an app running your phone it's very close.
It's cheap too, for just £2.99 you can own your very own moog filter.
Combine that with the Amplitube iRig adapter and you have yourself a portable, analog modeled filter and effects unit.

Overall I'm very pleased with the filtron.
It sounds nice, looks good and fits neatly into your pocket.
Go buy it, It's well worth the £2.99 price tag.



Below I've made a quick track using only the moog filtatron app. The sounds were quickly mixed and I added a small amount of compression. Enjoy.


Edit:
Below I've included another sound demo.
This time the Filtatron is processing external audio from my Yamaha digital piano (on the E-piano setting).

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