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Sopranotron from Omenie, Demo and Tutorial for iPad, This sounds just perfect..

thesoundtestroomthesoundtestroom
edited May 2014 in General App Discussion

I love vocal apps, they can be synthetic or like this, real. This I have to say is exceptional, please excuse the little bit of clipping every now and then, its down to me not the app

Comments

  • BenBen

    Hey Doug. Bookmarked this one when it showed up on the forum the other day. Buying it for sure now. Thanks for another great vid. Was hoping you might sing along though.

  • TrueyorkyTrueyorky

    Sold, thanks Doug.

  • thesoundtestroomthesoundtestroom

    Thanks, this is a very good app and holds the Mellotron spirit very well

  • TrueyorkyTrueyorky

    Yes, just had a quick go recording through AudioBus added some Audio Reverb, dropped into Cubasis. Sounds nice.

  • kgmessierkgmessier
    edited May 2014

    This is a nice demo, Doug. The multi-part harmonies really show off this "tape" set's capabilities, and I love how you still hear the analog Mellotron character.

    You're probably aware of this already, but I want to point out something about the pad function for those of us who aren't keyboard-first players. When recording a chord to a pad, you don't need to press all notes simultaneously to get them to take; you actually can enter the notes one at a time. In fact, this becomes necessary if you want to incorporate notes from both keyboard registers into one pad.

  • thesoundtestroomthesoundtestroom

    @kgmessier said:

    This is a nice demo, Doug. The multi-part harmonies really show off this "tape" set's capabilities, and I love how you still hear the analog Mellotron character.

    You're probably aware of this already, but I want to point out something about the pad function for those of us who aren't keyboard-first players. When recording a chord to a pad, you don't need to press all notes simultaneously to get them to take; you actually can enter the notes one at a time. In fact, this becomes necessary if you want to incorporate notes from both keyboard registers into one pad.

    Thanks, and great tip about the pad record, which I didn't know :-)

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