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Just downloaded this yesterday and it's worth the $5. Great sounds and killer interface.
It's a 4 track drum machine, synth, microphone scratchpad.
You can even RECORD your own samples through the mic (Booyaka !)
http://www.native-instruments.com/#/...cer/imaschine/
I like it too, there is a thread on here about it from around the time it was released with other users productions.
thanks. really haven't heard too much buzz. sorry I am late to the party.
I don't know I couldn't really get much use out of it- plus it is only an iphone version so you have to zoom on an ipad and it looks like crap. I was disappointed and seemed like a rush job to get an ios app out just for the sake of it and they didn't make it anywhere near as functional as a full fledged imaschine app could have been. If it had a step sequencer it would be a little cooler- compared to some of the amazing and mature ios music apps out there I don't think it is really worth looking at.
I gave it a shot a while back with one thing in mind: it's a sketchpad. It does a decent job at it. I agree it would be a big plus the inclusion of a step sequencer tho.
I just downloaded it and have been playing with it...
To be honest, it could have been much better. It's not exactly "awful" but it's quite laggy and unresponsive at times. I believe that as Xonetacular said, it was rushed.
But Jamie Lidell's demo was pretty cool.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h2-1zD2pJA
Ok, so I am the only one digging it then. On face value its pretty limited but I have been playing with it for several months and have found that I have been able to create some interesting just. At the moment I am using it to build loops that will either go straight into Traktor for use with the F1 or into Maschine for building out complete tracks.
Its in no way intended for making full tracks for for $6 it's well worth a punt.
It's an awesome little toy to play with while traveling/waiting. As a tool for actual beatmaking\sketching to export into hardware for further work, I haven't got a Maschine yet so I wouldn't know..
I use it at work (instead of actually doing my work) then go home and export it to Maschine if it sounds any good.
I've occasionally worked out some polyrhythms and such and exported the project. I usually replace the samples with my own or some from the (desktop) Maschine sets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike_08
Yeah this is what I do. It is a decent little app to get your ideas down on while you're away from your main setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by botstein
I made this on it by exporting each clip to soundcloud and piecing it together live with my F1. I like it, but it really makes me crave a full Maschine.
http://soundcloud.com/greasybeats/love-rough
I'm impressed with how well everything sounds on huge speakers.
one more thing. You can export any of the samples to zip file and use them in your DAW. Just choose your instruments, create a quick pattern and save and name it. When you export the zip file ALL of the samples (even the unused ones) will export in a neatly arranged folder. So for $5 you also get a high-quality sample library.
good stuff Greasy.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattmangrease
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not that old a thread to dig up...downloaded this yesterday to my ipad as it was 69p...bargain. very addictive and actually quite impressive. obviously they havent put in as much functionality as the full maschine, its like korg releasing the miniKP...kind of
anyway, its good fun and along with ielectribe u can make some tasty grooves and noises
Honestly the fruity loops app is by far best music production app I've ran across for iPhone and I have pretty much all of them..... Wish could try the korg em on an iPad looks pretty killer
I much prefer the Korg and Moog stuff for the iPad.Quote:
Originally Posted by lucidstrings
Ya iPad has more stuff then an iPhone so can't speak there
intua beatmaker is a lot of fun too