Audiobus: Use your music apps together.
What is Audiobus? — Audiobus is an award-winning music app for iPhone and iPad which lets you use your other music apps together. Chain effects on your favourite synth, run the output of apps or Audio Units into an app like GarageBand or Loopy, or select a different audio interface output for each app. Route MIDI between apps — drive a synth from a MIDI sequencer, or add an arpeggiator to your MIDI keyboard — or sync with your external MIDI gear. And control your entire setup from a MIDI controller.
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It's worth all the bother just for this.
Surrey? A natural United supporter. Bravo!
@moff A pretty cool bouncy trance tune, lots of nice little sequenced melodies and bleeps in there, and a good groove pumping throughout. Enough changes and evolution to stop it being boring over the course of five minutes, the toes keep tapping and the ears are entertained throughout. Good job.
United supporter :O
Scouse Red
Quite a lot of Ripplemaker on this, and some other stuff.
@MonzoPro We see you there, sneaking in to the back of the club in your big boots....first and trivially foremost I love the 'cover'. Perfectly weird without trying too hard. Also love how there's real nuance in this quiet madness. Sort of thing I would have listened to at one time without hearing any more than the first layer, but not now. So much atmosphere (decrepit sci-fi) BUT I'd like more words, even if seemingly plotless. Maybe a few less scissors and a few more left-field things. The various other vocal noises, squeaks and stutters and giggles work perfectly. Good and gaseous stuff.
Thanks Boss.
I’m suffering from a lack of vocals/vocalists - a good song helps with the structure, so my instrumentals flounder a bit. Just noticed the middle bit of this is a mess, but I kept getting interrupted during the final mix so didn’t listen to it properly etc. etc.
Would love to have some vocals to tie it all in - just making do with squeaks and giggles at the moment, but plucking up courage to do my own soon.
Will give a bit of feedback to the others, late to the party etc.
I’m sorry but I still getting over the teeth......and believe me when I say that’s rich coming from me
Had me confused and awkward at the start, but ended up comfortable and relaxed by the end....Nice sounds and great mix too.
Kinda wanted it to kick off into something so a perfect partner for something raucous to follow it
Thanks Andy, yeah I need to work on it a bit more. I’ve got loads of ‘bits’ but finishing/tying them together is the usual stumbling block for me
I’m determined to get the guitar and voice on something at some point, though maybe that might not be an improvement...
Sounds like a mirror image of me there fella
An unexpected gift to receive in the post and that is very kind of you sir. Are we about to hear some Zen stuff down here in The Club? Thanks again.
Thank you. Yes, it tests me to the limits and as you well know, technicals are not my thing. And B+ to boot! A good, honest mark and a first for me.... (apart from the Dealer Courses... 'A+'.... with distinctions.. and smashed eye socket
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Exactly Andy. And the fact that I can employ local folk to do the door-to-door-delivery service provided, means they come off benefits, work hard, pay their taxes (of sorts) and all get lung cancer and die early saving on pension payouts down the line.
Oh really? Liverpool. F and a weeks detention for you lad.
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You are very welcome. Always love to spread the word about something good.
As for contributing here, I am the lyricist.
But Repulse the Monkey as a whole are working on the second album. Should you be so inclined, you can hear our track ‘Assume Nothing’ on the Doug Woods benefit album.
I can't find your track in the thread (I'm sure it's here somewhere but my head is too full of bees to concentrate), but listened on the Soundcloud thingy. Really like it, you should sing more. There's a Neil Young tang there, which is very pleasant, and I particularly like the bit where you're accompanied by other voices (yours too?), very good.
Blimey, that's a proper thing. I was watching a bit of new wave 80's stuff on the telly last night (and lamenting the current 'pop charts'), and that would fit right in. Proper job.
Great structure and tune - all fits together really nicely. Surprised the vocals are from a pack as they sound custom yelled for the track. Like it.
Nice to have a video to go with the track. Good ambience and mix of synths, and I lkike the weird vocal sample. I'm a bit lost in space this morning so it's probably an apt listen.
It's a classy track that one, puts me in mind of some of @johnnygoodyear 's work, very polished.
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Cheers, Monzo. Much appreciated.
@DefRobot - Very good one! It all sounds very good to my ears. Very good production. Also the development/progression/dynamic in the song sounds good to me. The only thing that could improve it is the adding of a stunning catchy melody line
. Hard to do that, I know. Nice artwork!
@rickwaugh - It starts a bit like Robert Fripp. A sort of counter offbeat accent in playing style - don't exactly know what I mean by this
, but it feels like a correct statement. But this changes after a while. Interesting solo play. Is it a real guitar? I like it anyway - whatever it is. It is playful, joyful, nice, original, weird in a positive way, I like it!! EDIT: just read your introducing words on your track, its a strat. And: yes the solo fits very good, it stands out for me.
@trackedout - Wow, heavy, in a good way!. Good production! A lot to hear here. But it is all well played and mixed/produced. It sounds good as it is, but perhaps the voice needs a tiny tiny volume lift, but this could be my speakers. I know this is one of the hardest things to get right, plus when you think its right, the next day it sounds wrong again, one could spend weeks/months/years on this and still not be happy about it (getting drifted away now).
@richardyot - Wow, that sounds very good! Nice mood!! Great moody guitar licks!! Love it! The voice sounds good in the mix. The "chorus voice" sounds a tiny bit less good in the mix (to my ears), could be my hearing, don't know what it is, it sounds different then the rest of the voice. Is there more reverb? Is the EQ-ing different there? But I am a bit too critical now perhaps. I like this track!! Lovely laid back mood!
Thanks, @Marcel.
Today is review day!
crashes trough the door huffing and puffing
Ok! I made it in September!
My life took a chaotic turn, had some devastating losses and made this song.
Peace.
A grinding sad carousel with funhouse mirrors....deliberately or otherwise it's most certainly elegiac . Sorry to hear you've had some troubles. Keep the faith (whatever brand works for you) and keep making music also (of course). Finally, well done for getting in under the wire; next month is soon to be here and all starts fresh and new....
@Retzilience - Alienated/estranged piece. Must be your recent experiences. Well put into music! Interesting mood this piece. Well done! Nice banjo. Spices it up. Good luck! Peace.
@Shaken&;Stirred - You specifically ask feedback about the amount of reverb in the voice: it sounds great to me! Def not too much! Can't hear the issue as a matter of fact, the voice sounds great/perfect in the mix. Great production!
@studs1966 - Great your piece has been signed to a company! Disco house hop. Great rythm guitar! Great vocals. Pro level. Not my piece of cake though, but I hear it sounds good. I wonder what your role in this piece is.....did you compose it and played (or programmed) all the instruments and asked a lady to sing on top of it? How much of it is made/done by you? I search on Soundcloud and I find the same song.....yours sounds better, but is yours a cover, or is this one below also from you? My questions are perhaps a bit of a suspicious nature, but it just makes me think.....if I remix a Neil Young song...is it appropriate to post it here....(I don't want to be negative/offensive, I just have these reflections about your track, caused by a combination of lack of information and my imagination).
@Bluepunk - Too many words for me to really understand it, and I feel like I miss a lot by not understanding the words, so sorry about the lack of some sort of "in depth review" of the track. Apart from the words I hear a good, powerful, nice punky vibe and a good mix and a good production. Perhaps its a great idea to slow your words down, perhaps slow everything down, to end up with some sort of Ian Dury like song (loved his work).
Edit: haha, just watched your review vid pt1
Great!! Very original. And great "haircut"! Thanks for your words about my track. Underneath the clown is a sincere soul (and I mean that as a complement 
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@theconnactic - Nice!! Atmospheric. And real. Lovely solo!! Great tone. Nice shaker. Very nice composition. Good production, well done! Some vocals could really finish it off.
@JohnnyGoodyear - Very atmospheric! I like it! Very nice piano stuff in it, and other sounds. It crawls under the skin this one. Magic indeed (as someone else said here). Well done!
Last vid review. There's always one.......
Sorry for missing your track first time around, and also to hear of the turbulence in your life. There's a Sleaford Mods vid (yeah, them again) filmed at a closing for winter, wet, miserable amusement arcade and your tune would slip easily into their excellent vid. A taste of candy floss laced with sadness/emptiness is a delicacy one can only experience on a run down pier at a deserted seaside town.... Nice one sir. B+