A sampling musical instrument for your iPhone that's simple enough for kids, but with enough features to also be used by musicians and producers. Similar to the Casio SK-1 keyboard from the 80's.

$3.99

(USD)

Features

Sample through the microphone and play your samples on dual keyboards
Save and email sample packs to friends
Add rhythm with the built-in beats and random beat generator
Tweak sound settings such as vibrato, note trail length, and sample time
Put one sample on each keyboard in dual-sample mode
10-20 voice polyphony and low-latency
Supports CoreMIDI, the Line6 MIDI Mobilizer, and the Synthstation 25 keyboard
Supports the optional iRig external audio input adapter and iRig Mic

Magic Carpet is a digital drug. It displays spinning rugs and quilts while playing binaural beat sounds that put you into a trance. Use with stereo headphones for maximum effect.

$1.99

(USD)

Features

7 tripped out rug modes with unique sound
Hypnotizing sounds and music generated by a binaural beat tone synthesizer
Works with iPod player if you prefer your own music or sounds
Musical instrument sound mode
Supports VGA, component, and composite video cables on iPhone/iPod 4 and iPad

SOFTOFT TECHECH is Paul Slocum, an independent programmer, musician, and artist living in Brooklyn.

About

Paul is known for the music software that he created for the Atari 2600 game console and a printer, his band Tree Wave in which he uses his custom software, his artwork which has shown in museums in New York and internationally, his composition of the Metro PCS cell phone company's Hello Hello Hello jingle, and his new media art gallery called And/Or Gallery that he operated in Dallas, Texas for a few years.

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