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The music making tools of today may be online tomorrow
The MusicRadar Team, Wed 30 Apr 2008, 3:56 pm UTC
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.
Virtual music creation is very cool! It is definitely the future of music.
-DownloadzPlus
http://downloadzplus.com
Great overview!
Just curious: Anyone here know what happened to splicemusic.com? Seemed like they had a great Acid-like idea, and then...poof, gone.
You really done a good job.
Press Digital Australia
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thanks for shairing music radar with us. You really doing a great job.
Presss Digital
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