Ableton Note – A playable iOS app for forming musical ideas

Re:Ableton Note – A playable iOS app for forming musical ideas by tomashubelbauer on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @04:44AM (#33259313)

I'm also aware of https://www.flipsampler.com by the YouTuber and electronic music producer Andrew Huang. I've had good feedback on this app from my musically talented friends. I can't provide any judgement in this area myself as while I am an ardent music fan and a keen observer of music production mastery of others, I have not been blessed with the necessary skills or propensity for developing them myself, unfortunately.

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Re:Ableton Note – A playable iOS app for forming musical ideas by coldtea on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @06:18AM (#33259982)

I used several iOS apps, and flipsampler is one of the best ones I've tried, quite intuitive.

I didn't expect it, as many times such apps from vloggers and celebrity musicians are just BS endorsement deals for mediocre cookie-cutter stuff.

>while I am an ardent music fan and a keen observer of music production mastery of others, I have not been blessed with the necessary skills or propensity for developing them myself, unfortunately.

If you want to give it a try, Ableton themselves offer a nice tutorial:

https://learningmusic.ableton.com/?pk_vid=7fc48d891c93e86616...

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Re:Ableton Note – A playable iOS app for forming musical ideas by singingfish on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @08:23AM (#33261076)

Andrew Huang is really interesting. He does a good line in bubble gum pop type stuff as well as radically experimental synth stuff.

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