Nice little App Store article on Moog

echoopera

A couple nice articles in Today view:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/story/id1302502449
and
https://itunes.apple.com/us/story/id1305428962

realdavidai

Excellent. Seems to imply that Animoog will go AU as well.

Telstar5

Thanks! Nice article ..

BlueGreenSpiral

iOS 11 required to view! Holding on to Alchemy and the packs is going to be challenging...
Animoog AU is good news

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Tritonman

No thanks iOS 11.

PhilW

I have IOS11 and it just shows me a “Loading” twirly thing forever. Maybe becayse the articles are US and I am in UK?

midiSequencer

@PhilW said:
I have IOS11 and it just shows me a “Loading” twirly thing forever. Maybe becayse the articles are US and I am in UK?

worked for me in the uk

midiSequencer

Hope this doesn't mean Apple will buy Moog!

teleb

Could someone who is able to acces this copy and paste the article?

teleb

@midiSequencer said:
Hope this doesn't mean Apple will buy Moog!

Unlikely?
But if true, the story would likely be a the same as Camel Audio and Emagic(Logic-creators).
Cacelling of everything that doesn't fit the business plan, and cancelling product lines that are not Mac or iOS based.
But also: lots of free stuff for Logic and GarageBand.

PhilW

@midiSequencer said:

@PhilW said:
I have IOS11 and it just shows me a “Loading” twirly thing forever. Maybe becayse the articles are US and I am in UK?

worked for me in the uk

Must be Apple’s “it just works” stuff then. Except when it doesn’t.

Rich303

teleb

opening the link on my Mac results in the following:
"TRY SOMETHING NEW
Moog and GarageBand: A Sweet Synthesis
The iconic Model 15 comes to the world’s most popular music app."
"BEHIND THE SCENES
Moog: Handcraft Meets High Tech
Photos from the legendary synth-maker’s North Carolina factory."
"Get the Full Experience
This story can only be viewed in the App Store on iOS 11 with your iPhone or iPad. Learn More"

DCJ

I’m on 11 in the US and still can’t get these to load.

brambos

Loaded immediately and without problems over here (NL).

First time I saw actual editorials in the App Store. Well, that's pretty cool!

teleb

teleb

So that means while Nashville might be the home of Country music, Asheville is the home of Electronic Music

Panthemusicalgoat

Detroit is really big on their electronic music (techno originated from Belleville which is 30 min from downtown).

Also a random fact: yonac inc (magellan/tonestack/kaspar) is based in Asheville. I would totally try to drop by the office if they'd let me. Yonac is rad

ipadthai

@Panthemusicalgoat said:
Detroit is really big on their electronic music (techno originated from Belleville which is 30 min from downtown).

Interesting. I looked up Belleville and Wikipedia says, "The city has been called the birthplace of techno music, namely having been home to Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, commonly known as The Belleville Three, who were instrumental in its creation."

I didn't realize that techno was created by African-Americans. I always thought it was a heavily white music format.

Strizbiz

@realdavidai said:
Excellent. Seems to imply that Animoog will go AU as well.

Im hoping Ill look up at any moment and see Animoog has an Auv3 update, at the moment I have both the Ipad version and the Iphone version on my Ipad for when I want to run 2 Animoogs live, but I didnt by all the expansions for the Iphone version that I have for the Ipad version , I just dont feel inspired to buy sounds I already bought. This would be awesome if Animoog becomes an Au!!!

DCJ

@ipadthai said:

@Panthemusicalgoat said:
Detroit is really big on their electronic music (techno originated from Belleville which is 30 min from downtown).

Interesting. I looked up Belleville and Wikipedia says, "The city has been called the birthplace of techno music, namely having been home to Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, commonly known as The Belleville Three, who were instrumental in its creation."

I didn't realize that techno was created by African-Americans. I always thought it was a heavily white music format.

You might be hard-pressed to find a music genre that doesn’t have African-American roots.

DCJ

Link never worked, but just went to the “today” page and there it was!

Panthemusicalgoat

@DCJ said:

@ipadthai said:

@Panthemusicalgoat said:
Detroit is really big on their electronic music (techno originated from Belleville which is 30 min from downtown).

Interesting. I looked up Belleville and Wikipedia says, "The city has been called the birthplace of techno music, namely having been home to Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, commonly known as The Belleville Three, who were instrumental in its creation."

I didn't realize that techno was created by African-Americans. I always thought it was a heavily white music format.

You might be hard-pressed to find a music genre that doesn’t have African-American roots.

For real

CracklePot

@Panthemusicalgoat said:

@DCJ said:

@ipadthai said:

@Panthemusicalgoat said:
Detroit is really big on their electronic music (techno originated from Belleville which is 30 min from downtown).

Interesting. I looked up Belleville and Wikipedia says, "The city has been called the birthplace of techno music, namely having been home to Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, commonly known as The Belleville Three, who were instrumental in its creation."

I didn't realize that techno was created by African-Americans. I always thought it was a heavily white music format.

You might be hard-pressed to find a music genre that doesn’t have African-American roots.

For real

POLKA!!!

Just playing. You are right about musical roots.

DCJ

@CracklePot said:

@Panthemusicalgoat said:

@DCJ said:

@ipadthai said:

@Panthemusicalgoat said:
Detroit is really big on their electronic music (techno originated from Belleville which is 30 min from downtown).

Interesting. I looked up Belleville and Wikipedia says, "The city has been called the birthplace of techno music, namely having been home to Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, commonly known as The Belleville Three, who were instrumental in its creation."

I didn't realize that techno was created by African-Americans. I always thought it was a heavily white music format.

You might be hard-pressed to find a music genre that doesn’t have African-American roots.

For real

POLKA!!!

Just playing. You are right about musical roots.

I was waiting for someone to say polka.

teleb

@Panthemusicalgoat said:

@DCJ said:

@ipadthai said:

@Panthemusicalgoat said:
Detroit is really big on their electronic music (techno originated from Belleville which is 30 min from downtown).

Interesting. I looked up Belleville and Wikipedia says, "The city has been called the birthplace of techno music, namely having been home to Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, commonly known as The Belleville Three, who were instrumental in its creation."

I didn't realize that techno was created by African-Americans. I always thought it was a heavily white music format.

You might be hard-pressed to find a music genre that doesn’t have African-American roots.

For real

Bavarian yodeling?

[Deleted User]

Do they say anything about how they're going to optimise their code, so Air 2 users can run more than 1 AU in iOS 10x, and two instances in iOS 11?

All very nice for Pro owners, along with a juicy discount for new users - but not much love for older device owners who paid full whack. Mutter...grumble...scratch..

Rich303

@teleb said:
So that means while Nashville might be the home of Country music, Asheville is the home of Electronic Music

Bob Moog was making synths long before that when he lived in Queens, NY.

Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

Pretty much all American music is a synthesis of many streams of influences. Attempting draw racial boundaries around music is even more pointless than categorizing people by race.

JeffChasteen

@teleb said:
So that means while Nashville might be the home of Country music, Asheville is the home of Electronic Music

San Francisco gets my vote due to the San Francisco Tape Music Center and all of the seminal figures associated with it.