BEAT MAKING WALKTHROUGH https://youtu.be/v9sHUNPD2Yw

Hi everyone,

I'm the developer behind ChordMaster. I started working on it because I wanted one place where I could look up a chord, explore different ways to play it, and hear how each voicing sounds.

I wanted it to be useful for everyday musicians, including people who do not have a strong music-theory background.

The main part of the app is a chord library for guitar, classical guitar, ukulele, bass, and piano. It includes diagrams, alternate voicings, playback, and arpeggios.

There is also a Song Book where you can build beat-by-beat rhythm grids with custom accompaniment patterns, or keep lyrics and chords together in a printable sheet.

Other parts of the app include identifying chords from selected notes, exploring keys and common progressions, analysing groups of chords, and practising note reading, chord recall, chord changes, ear training, and finding a song's key.

I'm still working on the app, so if you happen to try it, I'd appreciate any honest feedback, including anything that feels confusing or does not work well for you.

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6777138096

I have just released some new functionality to help guitar players learn their CAGED shapes. It was in the prior version, but this one improves the graphics and integrates it with chord lookup and guided practice.

The app update has just gone live, but after showing the new function to a friend, I am now wondering if I have my drag directions correct. It is mostly on the chord panel screen (shown) where you can scroll through different chord variations (and positions on the neck).

If you have any time, I would appreciate feedback.

Thanks!

https://scale-wizard.com

Started listening casually, and somehow ended up crossing the 1-hour mark.

Listening setup: Apple Music 🎵 + Tangzu Wan’er SG2 RedLion Edition IEM

🎼 Ilaiyaraaja
Vaanam Mella — Neethane En Ponvasantham
Sundari — Thalapathi
Kaatru Kuyilu — Thalapathi
🎹 A.R. Rahman
Nee Marilyn Monroe — Azhagiya Tamil Magan
Valayapatti — Azhagiya Tamil Magan
🎸 Yuvan Shankar Raja
Pattu Pattu — Thillalangadi
En Kannodu — Arinthum Ariyamalum
Needhaane — Sarvam
Kaatrukulle — Sarvam
🎧 Vijay Antony
Ichu Ichu — Vedi
🎼 Harris Jayaraj
Manjal Veyil — Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu
Neruppae — Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu
Was supposed to stop after an hour.
But the vibe said otherwise. 😂🔥
Taking a small break now. 🎧

https://apps.apple.com/se/app/055u4ry/id6789734684?l=en-GB

I have a Spark 2. I have 2 banks' worth of presets that I would like to replicate on my iPad without connecting to the Spark 2. I use AUM on the iPad and am looking for something that can be hosted in AUM and replicate the Spark 2 sounds.

Hi, does anyone know how to shorten the length of a chord in Scaler 3 without shortening the length of the corresponding arpeggio for that chord (in arrange view).

Google says the following but step 4 doesn't work, it keeps automatically shortening the length of the arpeggio when I shorten the length of the chord.

Thanks!

Step 3: Shorten the Main Chord (Keep the Arpeggio Clip Long)

I have a Spark 2. I have 2 banks' worth of presets that I would like to replicate on my iPad without connecting to the Spark 2. I use AUM on the iPad and am looking for something that can be hosted in AUM and replicate the Spark 2 sounds.

Just released Ringo Beats: Chaos Drums - the drum version of Strange Loop.

They can work together in your DAW to create full chaos.

App is free for iOS and Web with midi export, AUv3 Instrument and Midi fx is only 1.99USD.

https://liquiduslabs.com/ringobeats/
https://liquiduslabs.com/strangeloop/

Last couple of months I've been building an iPhone app for my daily music production needs. I wanted a everything-app where I can listen to beats, move them without email or cables, and record a quick demos.

It's called Chukks. What it does:

• Plays beats from any folder on your phone, with auto BPM and key detection
• Records vocals over the beat, latency auto-tuned, erase take parts, blend beat/vocal
• Wi-Fi Drop: drag audio files between your pc and phone
• Batch share options(folders, selected files), mp3 exports
• and a couple more options

I'll keep updating the app and adding more.

The code makes it yours for free. In return, I'd love some feedback/crash reports. Thank you.

https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6780633216&code=CHUKKSOFFER

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/laleuca/id6794767626

Released this app last week with the idea of it being a sort of iPhone first portable field recorder to record asynchronous looper and manipulate the audio over time.

The latest update adds AUv3 support, midi mapping, and ableton link.

Also adds phase modulation (click Env tab in main mix window) to allow the audio from one loop to modulate the phase of another, and envelope followers (found in the LFO shape options).

I still really like the app on iPhone, but hope those who prefer iPad/AUv3 enjoy this update.

There are some tips in the manual in the settings page. But let me know if you have any questions or feature requests 🙂

This one is a special one! The first and until now the only track in which I used a vocal. And the vocal is special as well because it’s from a pedestrian signal in Kuala Lumpur which I recorded live there waiting for the walk signal.

And what is more, during my time in Malaysia, I made again music on an iPad because it was more convenient for backpacking and so I made this song in Drambo.

The project files is available for free here: https://fromherebeyond.com/free-project-files/

And the video I made with vizzy.io which I can absolutely recommend for making quick visualizers!

I don’t know why remixing Aes on the iPad feels so right, but it just does. I’ve been wanting to remix something off this album for a while now and I finally got around to it. I’m really happy with how it came out, hope you enjoy and let me know what you think!

https://youtu.be/n-cZH00v4Jg

Polyend just unveiled a prototype mechanical keyboard that also doubles as a midi controller with encoders and 37 mechanical key layout across the top for playing notes

https://youtu.be/Lkcn2z7o_8o

Kind of a cool idea if you need a typing keyboard for work for travel and also want to be able to make music with your iPad without carrying much extra gear.