The latest new apps
If you’re yet to vote yet in the 2012 edition of our top music app poll, jump over there now and show some support for your favourite!
Plus, be sure to check out our hands-on review of Korg's latest offering - the iPolysix.
For now though, here’s the latest round-up of new music tools to hit the App Store.
Also make sure you check out: The best iPhone/iPad music making apps in the world today
If you've got a new iOS app, make sure you let us know about it by emailing musicradar.pressreleases@futurenet.com with all the details.
Robert Tubb The Wablet, 69p/$0.99
The Wablet is an iOS instrument described as a “physics based synthesiser and noise toy.” It’s controlled by manipulating and distorting and onscreen ‘mesh’ - which alters the waveform and envelope properties.
It comes with a Max/MSP patch for deeper use and added MIDI fun.
Gregorio Zanon uPhase+, £2.99/$4.99
uPhase+ is an iPad synth and pattern phase sequencer designed with live performance in mind. It can be used to control patterns across up to seven devices, and is built to encourage improvisation, offering - in the words of its developer - “a door to Interactive Minimalism.”
Propellerhead Rebirth iPad, 1.3 £6.99/$9.99
Figure isn’t the only Propellerhead app to get a look in on the update action though, with the iPad version of Rebirth hitting version 1.3 too.
This update adds MIDI sync, audio export to iTunes and SoundCloud, a Background Mode (allowing it to run as a slave to other apps) and a new Duo Mode function - designed to allow two people to jam on a single iPad.
algoriddim vjay, £6.99/$9.99
vjay is an audio and video ‘mash-up’ tool from algoriddim, the developer behind acclaimed DJing app djay.
It gives users access to their media library to allow videos to be ‘scratched’ and blended, and songs to be combined.
Liked this? Now read: The best iPhone/iPad music making apps in the world today
