TOP STORIES / SCI-TECH MUSIC TECHNOLOGY Music technology: your mobile disco Music technology is forever evolving. From vintage synthesizers to the latest apps, artists often say they are influenced by innovative gear, software, and environments that shape the music they make. DW.DE Smartphone app turns tone deaf into music makers A musician and a sound engineer have developed an app that allows anyone to compose music on a smartphone. ScoreCleaner Notes enables users to create pitch-perfect sound, even if theyre tone deaf. (14.06.2013) Professional quality multitrack audio recording becomes a reality on the iPad There are hundreds of music apps, but whats the use if you cant link them up and record them? Cubasis and Auria make audio recording all the more portable. But which is best? Heres our review. (13.06.2013) Making music with a DIY synthesizer A growing movement of musicians and engineers are building their own synthesizers. And most of them are buying their circuit boards and components on the Net. DW looks at DIY synths. (04.04.2013) Touch screens give musicians new possibilities The analog synthesizers of the 1960s and 70s still shape electronic music today. Digital synthesis from the 80s does, too. But will touch screen apps change what we play and hear? (01.04.2013) AUDIOS AND VIDEOS ON THE TOPIC Special edition of DWs Sci-Tech weekly, Spectrum, dedicated to mobile music apps Interview with Sebastian Dittmann, CEO of Audanika, who developed the SoundPrism app Interview with Mathew Watson of Other Places - on the vintage 1972 EMS Synthi AKS Interview with the Vienna-based electro band, Ghost Capsules, on their use of new music tech Date 13.06.2013 Editor Zulfikar Abbany Share Send Facebook Twitter google+ More Feedback: Send us an e-mail. Please include your name and country in your reply. Print Print this page Permalink dw.de/p/18ov4 MORE CONTENT
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