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The best iPhone music making apps in the world today

UPDATED: MusicRadar's top 10 list of recommendations

The MusicRadar Team, Tue 19 Jul 2011, 9:55 am UTC

Jasuto, its developer claims, is the first modular synth for the iPhone. Think 'Reaktor Mobile' and you're getting there, though of course, this is far simpler.

You can create your own synth within a Scene (of which eight examples are provided) using various components, called Nodes. The Nodes connect (and the signal flows) from top to bottom and they link to one another via user definable inputs and outputs. So you can have, say, three oscillators connected to one speaker for really fat, layered sounds.

Once you get your head around the concept, you'll grow to love Jasuto. Yes, it is a mite fiddly, but it’s very capable and great value.

READ: Chris Wolfe Jasuto review

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  • Reuben 'spooks' HarrisLooking at getting this very shortly...a superb app :)
  • Guy Schneersoncheck out this sound cloud channel for music made on an iPhone: http://soundcloud.com/iphone-music.
  • Mark FreemanCheck out ShiftyVox. It's a vocal performance app that shifts your voice in real time. It makes you sound awesome. http://www.subtorioussound.com/p/shiftyvox.html
  • Gabriel O'Flaherty-ChanCheck out Wobblr, it's for making dope dubstep bass! http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wobblr/id484400713
  • Peter McClardPixound: Every picture becomes an infinite score to explore. People buy iPhones just to have this App, including artist Peter Max http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pixound/id486076965?mt=8.
  • Michelle LeeNice post. Here’s a tool the lets you create your apps in minutes, without coding. Just Point-and-Click http://www.caspio.com/online-database.

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