MIKROSONIC rd3

Been messing with this for a while now...haha! simple and neat I like! I like!
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SILICON Oxide on Android!

Silicon Oxide simulates a vintage analog drum machine from the early 1970s, including the ability to play combined rhythm patterns. Patterns and instruments are inspired on the Keio (Korg) Mini Pops 7.
One of the beauties of the Minipops is the fixed patterns and instruments, so no pattern editor or instrument tweaks!


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MIKROSONIC RD3 Groovebox for Android!

Great little beatbox, arranger & 303 style bass synth for android....kinda pleasing in a simple kinda way!....

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NIKO twenty electrum....on android!

REVIEW by MusicRadar
This simple drum machine app is based on the classic step sequencer format. With good built-in sounds and free downloadable packs based on classics such as the Roland 808 and 909, Electrum has some great sonic potential. We highly recommend checking out the excellent sample packs at Synthdrums.com

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ANDROID Music Electrum Drum Machine, Sampler, Reloop Sequencer!

Google’s Android platform has gotten only a fraction of the attention for music making that iPhone OS and iPad have, but that doesn’t mean the OS doesn’t have some advantages of its own. Thanks to being an open OS, it’s also easier to install custom OSes, and repurpose older devices and build cheap embedded computers on a platform like BeagleBoard. The remaining challenge: convince Google that beefing up real-time audio hardware access is important. So, with Google’s own I/O conference this week and me in Berlin next week during DroidCon, now seems like the perfect time to talk about handheld music on the platform.

Why should you care? Hint: having access to the SD card – and the ability to load and save MIDI and audio files to it – means you can do some damage. In fact, you might not even need a computer for loading samples and sequences. Photo (CC-BY-SA) James Nash.
Bradley Berthold (developer “niko twenty”) writes with news that he’s releasing two apps for Android. Electrum Drum Machine is a simple 808-style groove box / sampler. It’s not as pretty as some of its rivals on iPhone OS, but the ability to drop samples right on an SD card – no additional software required – is a big edge. Accordingly, there’s a nice interface for editing waveforms and sample points, and you can export to WAV or MIDI, then pull that SD card and drop it somewhere else. (In fact, that means you should be able to take an SD card and plug it into hardware samplers with MIDI or audio file support, without ever touching a computer. Kick it oldskool.)
US$3.99.

Electrum Drum Machine is a full featured 6 sound drum machine with a traditional 16 slot pattern sequencer, along with a step sequencer to sequence patterns into a song. Up to 32 patterns can be created. Each sound can have its pitch, volume, start and end points modified. The drum machine also has a shuffle feature, as well as multitouch pads for playing. Supports WAV/MIDI export.

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