Rebirth (iPod)

[XDelusion]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCA5PAl42_4

NICE!

[bloodline]

I have that.

It is good fun, but after quite a few years messing around with the TB303, I'm really bored with the thing... The iPhone version is very good in both sound quality and user interface... Just like any other version of ReBirth

[scuzzb494]

Not specifically related but I do struggle with why folk want to use small screens. I just see this as so restrictive. Surely software like that needs as big a screen as possible and good sound reproduction gear. Sorry... but I just can`t be doing these hand held whats-its. I was given an iPaq or what ever its called at work which is phone, gps, mobile device etc etc... but I've never used it. Same goes with the crappy laptop. And looking at the adds this week for yet another Mac idea for a larger small device, dunno what its called,  I just can`t see the point. I guess its just me... I would prefer a screen the size of a wall if I could.

I don`t even use a mobile phone by the way.... Don`t even go there.

Anyway sorry to hyjack the thread like that but the video simply demonstrated as the guy said the restrictive nature of a small screen... So why even bother ?

scuzz

[Amiga_Nut]

I dunno, it's just cool to have old synth modules emulated or recreated. The ONLY reason to own a DS is for the Korg DS-10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XK1K_jJ08Rc

Anyway I would say that, seeing as I'm currently trying to squeeze and Ensoniq Mirage into an OCS Amiga

(possible but the copyright monsters haven't burped out the factory samples for that synth so.....)

[Arkhan]

I dunno, it's just cool to have old synth modules emulated or recreated. The ONLY reason to own a DS is for the Korg DS-10

Really?  I thought the best reason to have a DS was to play the games on it.  Both GBA and DS games.  Plenty of great games you know!  Better then the regular game boy that some people whined about having too blurry a screen to actually play.

especially since the DS-10 synth is neat for about 5 minutes and then you realize everything it's doing was already done on PC and is easier to use and work into your music there.  I don't know about you, but poking at the screen with a stylus and having limited screen real estate really becomes cumbersome after a few minutes.

anyway, yea, these portable device synth emulation programs are pretty neat to fiddle with, but to me they are not very practical or versatile.

maybe if someone makes a midi interface for the DS, or the ipad.   That would make it pretty interesting.