140 Results for "Android"

Akai iMPC takes its beats to Samsung Galaxy

With a suitable Samsung Galaxy device you can now make beats with the iMPC virtual MPC machine

Fender Tune finally comes to Android

It's free, well laid out and simple to use: Following on from its launch last year on Apple's iPhone, Fender Tune is now finally available to Android users.

Fret Zeppelin: An LED Stairway to Heaven for beginners?

A new guitar tuition system aims to support learners by using LEDs to show you where to put your fingers on the fretboard - shame about the stupid name, though....

Korg Kaossilator grooves its way to Android

You don't have to envy your mates iPhone music making any more, be proud of your Android and start grooving with Korg Kaossilator

FL Studio Mobile 3: Music making for every platform

FL Studio Mobile 3 is released on Android. The iOS, Windows App, Windows Phone and desktop plug-in version will be along shortly. That's mobile music making on pretty much everything.

Turning heads: KLANG:fabrik 3D binaural in-ear mixing

Based on 3D binaural processing, this new in-ear monitoring system has caught our attention. Fabrik by KLANG is a whole new experience.

Line6 Spider V guitar amps: A web of new presets and tones

Will this new range of Spider V modelling guitar amps from Line 6 have enough to make you overcome your arachnophobia? But seriously, they could well be worth a look.

Stagelight 3 officially released by Open Labs

Hooray, it's got a mixer! Plus track freeze, song transfer between devices and OS X compatibility - welcome to Stagelight 3.

Android – Why is it still so crap for making music?

If you are a musician and an Android smartphone user I guarantee that at some point you've looked at what's on offer and thought - 'If only I had an iPhone'.

Zoom’s new U-22 is small, but is it mighty?

Musikmesse 2016 saw the U-24 and U-44 released by Zoom. The U-22 is the latest addition and baby to their family of portable audio interfaces.

Hotone XTOMP- 300 pedals in one?

A new effect pedal with iOS and Android integration offers the ability to have 300 stomp boxes in one and includes emulations of many classic pedals accessed via the mobile app.

Zont Sound Pocket Synthesizer with cartridge action

Stylish handheld modular music making device or click-bait vapourware with a backwards cartridge concept - here's Zont.

Boss TU-3 Tuner Free on both Android and iOS

Boss give away their TU-3 tuner as an App for free both on iOS8 or above, and also Android. This accurate tuner is on both iTunes and Google Play stores as of today.

Zoom H4n Pro turns the popular Handy Recorder professional

The H4n is one of the most popular field recording devices. Zoom appear to have addressed durability and quality issues with this new H4n Pro version.

TC Electronics WireTap pedal: Capture those riffs before they disappear into the void!

Get your song ideas down quickly before they escape using this new pedal. With an accompanying smartphone App. Available on both iOS and Android this neat idea could save you from losing those precious song ...

Yamaha Soundmondo Gets Reface Synths Sharing Sounds

The Yamaha reface mini-synths get online to save and share your sounds with a global community of users - it is called Soundmondo.

Marshall to release a new amp range at NAMM?

There's been lots of talk and predictions over on the Marshall forums all day, and it all kicked off because of a mysterious back-page cover ad in a UK guitar magazine...

IK Multimedia’s new free Riff Maestro App. Master those riffs from your phone.

So IK Multimedia have just announced a new iOS & Android compatible software app for showing you how to play you favourite guitar riffs. You load up your favourite tracks and their new software will show ...

IK Multimedia’s iRig Acoustic pickup is insanely small and works with your phone or tablet

Finally, acoustic guitarists can join the mobile revolution with this tiny iOS and Android- compatible recording companion

Why do so few big names develop music apps for Android?

Music app development on Android has been piecemeal for several reasons. But all that may be about to change.