Showing posts with label Pulse code. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pulse code. Show all posts

Monday, 20 February 2012

Rhythm Studio updated with WIST & a brand new synth

Rhythm Studio has just been updated to version 1.06 which includes a few cool updates including a brand new synth for us to play around with. Rhythm Studio is a pretty cool little app, it's sort of like a toolbox of synths, drum machines and effects for the iPad.

The latest addition to the line up of synths is Phoenix. Phoenix replicates that classic supersaw sound from the legendary Roland JP-8000.

Rhythm Studio also included support for Korg's WIST technology in this update. This allows you to wirelessly sync Rhythm Studio with other iOS devices running compatible apps. WIST seems to be becoming the standard in wireless syncing on the iPad so there's no sjuppurise that this was included.

Background audio has been included in this update and also song sharing over Bluetooth.

Pulse Code have been quite regular with their updates to Rhythm Studio, to be honest it's good to see an app that gets updated this regularly with so many new features. Lets hope they continue to add more devices and keep making this better.


Tuesday, 11 October 2011

Rhythm studio app update

Pulse Code, Inc. Have recently released an update to their ever popular Rhythm Studio app. I've been waiting for this update for a while now I'm glad to finally get my hands on it and have a play around with the new devices. My favourite by far has to be the HORNET ribbon synthesizer, a nifty little device that's perfect for those little squelchy acid sounds. Check out the video that I've uploaded below for a quick demo. It's pretty much me just having a little jam session with the new instruments.



Rhythm studio is available in the AppStore for a very generous price of 69p. It's a universal app so it will work on both your iPhone and iPad. Pulse code, Inc give the promise that all updates and additions will be free so you won't have to worry about in app purchases when more instruments are added.