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BLOG: The rise of online music software

The music making tools of today may be online tomorrow

The MusicRadar Team, Wed 30 Apr 2008, 3:56 pm UTC

Flash music making tools like the Hobnox Audiotool are becoming more advanced

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By Chris Wickett

 

Online music applications

Grotrian Pianolina – a charming little program that looks like a sort of musical pong. Make sure you check out the Beethoven preset on the right hand side.

Rolana TR909 – A brilliant online recreation of the classic drum machine.

The Whitney Music Box – An audio and visual demonstration of what happens when you play harmonics in a spiral (you’ll see what I mean). It’s hypnotic to watch and listen to, and it’s worth listening to one whole revolution.

Rubik’s Cube sequencer - It’s probably harder to work than the game on which it’s based, but it’s good fun none the less.

Tony B synthesizer – A simple sequencer reminiscent of the single finger chord mode on cheap pianos. It’s instant fun, complete with sound effect pads and fills.

 

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