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iOS Music hits the magazine rack, on actual tactile paper!
Future Moments (MicSwap, AudioMaster, etc) & Korg are in Recording Magazine this month!


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Good pr!
Pay-pur I think Iremember that.....
Isn't that how Elon Musk became president?
I guess pretty soon everyone will be using an iPad to make music..
Oh good. Less chance of dropping my iPhone in the toilet.
And Apple is releasing Magazines in their News app soon
Praise the lort we made it 🤣
I always enjoy seeing iOS music production get the recognition it deserves in print magazines. Most of the music tech related mags do regular articles on at least some of the higher tier apps, occasionally featuring smaller Indies. (Future Music, Music Tech, Computer Music, etc) ..
Love to read them but they're probably the worst thing for my GAS urges, though I keep a few old issues from the 80s (sound on sound, in particular) which, not only fun for nostalgia, are a great reminder to appreciate all that we have at our fingertips now!
So what does micswap actually do? The promo video sounded like it was recorded with my blown up 421.
well, it does pretty much what the article in Recording Magazine states:
add some 'tone' to the nice and clean (sans character) mics of the iDevces.
A quick&dirty approach that works well for a target group of non-audio engineers.
More sophisticated solutions like the Antares Mic Modeller provide more control, like proximity response (an important part of a mic's character), but also come with the usual blur of the source. While the output is technically worse, it may be more pleasing to the ear, in particular with many ear piercing budget mics.
The article seems focussed on that 'few efforts' side of applications, but leaves out the stunning capabilities of the basic IOS sound system.
But that's not unusual in a large section of the IOS developement community, too