Legendary synth maker Moog Music applies its analog expertise to the digital download world via their Animoog app. In other words, whether you’re a synthesis expert or a newbie looking to get your feet wet with electronic sound design, the iWAVESTATION is a deep and powerful place to start. You have multi-touch access to the wave sequences and the vector synthesis.” It goes beyond the original in many ways. “The latest one from KORG that I find really exciting is the KORG iWAVESTATION. “Big companies like Moog and KORG have released many of their classic synths on mobile,” says Rudess. Now, that instrument is back, and improved, in a powerful pocket-sized edition. In 1990, KORG released a keyboard synthesizer called the WAVESTATION - an instrument for which Rudess designed many of the original sounds - that presented never-before-seen ways to synthesize compelling new tones and textures.
Read on for just a few of Rudess’ personal recommendations for where to start when it comes to transforming your mobile device into a powerful variety of virtual musical instruments.
“The choices are plenty and the quality is there.” “At this point, there is a huge selection of instruments available on mobile devices,” says Jordan Rudess, keyboardist for Dream Theater and founder of mobile music app company Wizdom Music. Thanks to an ever-expanding number of innovative developers, a wide variety of music-oriented mobile apps can also help you create amazing sounds - worthy of integration into performance, production, or recording - with the tap of a finger.īy choosing the right app, you can summon orchestral strings, overdriven guitars, glitched-out synth textures, and hip-shaking drum loops. Smart phones and tablets can be good for a lot more than texting and Candy Crush-ing, managing your bank accounts, and navigating traffic routes. You can transform your mobile device into a Swiss army knife of virtual synths and virtual musical instruments with these recommendations from Dream Theater keyboardist and musical entrepreneur, Jordan Rudess.
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