What do you like about it? What features would you want in a mobile DAW? I feel like no one's really cracked the code yet - or at least there's nothing that I personally love that's really easy to use on mobile - so I'd be interested to hear what people would want in a beatmaking app. Vochlea Music recently launched a Kickstarter for Dubler Studio Kit and have raised over.
This application was only tested in Google Chrome so if you are having trouble using it, try again in Chrome. Then click the buttons below to either listen to a preview of the melody in the browser, or to save the midi file. I wanted to solicit the helpful constructive criticism of Gearslutz. Dubler Studio Kit is a real-time vocal recognition MIDI controller. Type or paste text into the textarea below. I've noticed that everyone's using voice memos and wondered if there would ever be a better solution, and when I met the developers of this app I was immediately excited. I have a music and audio engineering background - I played drums in a touring band and I've worked/interned at a couple of studios here in LA. It contains sample packs and is soon to support file import, and the longer-term vision involves making an *actually* user-friendly way to make music on a phone. Ferrite combines the ease-of-use of a voice memo audio recorder, with a versatile.
It's an app that translates voice to MIDI on your phone, and lets you make beats really quickly on the fly. This app is a portable multitrack audio and MIDI recording studio. I wanted to introduced you to an app I'm working on bringing to market called Chops:
