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Groovebox Doodle

JesseZJesseZ
in Creations & Collaborations

Just messin' around in Groovebox. Anybody else dig this app?

Comments

  • McDMcD

    Groovebox looks like it's very well designed for house music (I hope I'm close to naming the right genre). My nephew has been making house music for decades and has a massive collection of hardware devices to create music that sounds like this.

  • JesseZJesseZ

    @McD said:
    Groovebox looks like it's very well designed for house music (I hope I'm close to naming the right genre). My nephew has been making house music for decades and has a massive collection of hardware devices to create music that sounds like this.

    Right on! Yeah it's definitely good for 90% of electronic music genres. It's good for coming up with some quick ideas too. My only gripe is that for larger projects I feel like it railroads me into making things that sound a bit too repetitive. I've had Groovebox for a while now and it's helped me to learn to ask a key question whenever considering new apps. Can it do jazz? If the answer's no I don't buy. Just my $0.02 lol

  • McDMcD

    @JesseZ said:
    Can it do jazz? If the answer's no I don't buy.

    That's right up my alley. What apps do you have that pass this litmus test? The odds are good that I already own it but a list on this thread would be worth assembling.

  • dokwok2dokwok2
    edited April 2022

    @JesseZ said:.
    Right on! Yeah it's definitely good for 90% of electronic music genres. It's good for coming up with some quick ideas too. My only gripe is that for larger projects I feel like it railroads me into making things that sound a bit too repetitive. I've had Groovebox for a while now and it's helped me to learn to ask a key question whenever considering new apps. Can it do jazz? If the answer's no I don't buy.

    When I first started playing synths, it felt like "new sound = new song." A few years later I think about how many different styles have been performed on one sound, piano. Country and funk are both played on clean electric guitars. That said, I do feel like a groove box points your music in a certain direction: music for dancing. Like the man says,

    "There's joy in repetition.
    There's joy in repetition
    There's joy in repetition.
    There's joy in repetition."

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