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IOS Music & Industrial / Alternative Music
You done any hardcore industrial or punk type IOS music?
Which apps do you use?
Do you also sing/scream?
Which apps?
Do you integrate flesh and blood instruments at all?
Do you have any links to your work?
What bands or artists influence your style or taste?
Comments
If you're looking for apps, Jam Maestro is designed for composing styles such as this (guitar/bass/drums focused. It especially excels at alternative styles such as punk and metal (mainly due to large range of tuning options and palm muted samples for each fret). You can see videos at www.jammaestro.com if you're interested.
I forgot about that.
And it has LINK and ABremote if I remember?
This thread probably seems like a plug, I swear I don't know who the hell JamMaestro is.
I do have his app though.
Can I record vocals into that app?
iPad apps are style independent, it doesn't actually matter which one you choose. You can use Garageband and do the best Industrial.
Myself I've used apps only occasionally, like Geo Synth because you have the entire screen as instrument; you can really hammer on the glass when the music demands it. SynthX (the old, abandoned one from WayOutWare) is another one. But to get that specific Industrial/Wave/Punk sound I always found it better to use guitar pedal effects and other hardware, like the MS-20 or Microbrute. For recording I usually use a cheap Windows tablet with small audio/MIDI interface, much better than iPad and Auria.
Expressive singing can be a problem because of the neighbours, so I got one of these iPad microphones, to go out into the woods for recording the screaming part.
I know it's all a bit more difficult, but in the end it's the result that counts. I think it's worth the effort.
Recent pieces I've done are from (or influenced by) Robert Rental, Fad Gadget, Winston Tong, Tuxedomoon, Nacht'raum, Front 242, Test Dept., Coil, etc.
Link yes, ABRemote no. Well it will work with ABRemote, but theres no custom buttons or anything. If you already have the app then why not give it a go? You can't record vocals into the app, but you can record each track simultaneously into a DAW using audiobus (see here for example), and then just record vocals into that?
I don't know why I never gave it the time.
Intimidated to get out of my comfort zone i guess. Silly and lazy on my part
Cool, thanks for response.
I can totally seeing you use this as a defense in court...
Industrial / alternative genres are hugh areas of music and encompass such vast and distinct variations that pretty much any app could be used. Orchestral apps? Yes! Pretty much anything!
Funny thing I'm not sure I've done much on iOS although I listen to a lot.
They'd ship you off to Brainwashing House if you did that around these parts. I should know...
You have good taste there, my man.
My drugged-out shirtless teenage dirtbag alter egos specialize in that kind of thing. Hail Santa!
Here's one:
Hence the thread and my thoughts exactly.
I can make some industrial noise well with SynthQ