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.
Download on the App StoreAudiobus is the app that makes the rest of your setup better.
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Uppsala, Sweden
Does everyone have such great views, lol.
love dana point! my wife and i got married and honeymooned there. the views and weather are amazing. Also the whale and dolphin watching charters where so much fun!
That’s awesome… must have been lovely! My wife and I almost got married there as well 🙂. It’s a beautiful stretch of coast that I was fortunate to grow up with.
no way. yeah we got married a little north of dana point on a cliff side. just me, my wife, a minister, and some lady that walked by and took pictures for us( we are convinced she was a famous actor but haven’t seen her in anything)
wow what a place to grow up. I jealous i grew up in the middle of the country in st. louis. very different here. lol
there was an awesome little guitar shop in the middle of town that had a lot of nice gear when we where there.
Love Tybee! We’ve vacationed there the last two years over New Year’s for the polar plunge
. Will get back there I hope next year.
North Lewisburg, Ohio…out in the country
somewhere in Rotterdam
@McM I told my wife I wanted to do the polar plunge one year. That would be fun!!!
We skipped the first year, but plunged the next year (2019?) 50 degree water…only stayed in about a minute! Definitely a fun time
Not a view from my house, but taken just up the road in Belfast.
Beautiful pictures all! El Nido, Philippines here. Messy pic. It shows how desolate it is, although the tables were set because we hosted a birthday party of some of the neighbors kids. The view is the best, I just wish I could share it again with our guests. Last ones were March 2020. Lost of time to spend on Drambo etc since, but wishing we could open again. ✌️
No iPad today. Been enjoying this combo for outdoors fun for a while, enjoying what’s left of the Montréal summer.
Are those Peter Kirn knobs on the NTS-1?
I live a km outside Washington, D.C. Don't have any great local flair pic, but this is a nearby park.
We were determined to go hiking despite the rain. 'Ghost' the dog doesn't care.
A rich techno history!
I had to google that… wish I hadn’t; I had forgotten about that off-color stunt from B* and remember why I dislike them so much.
I have been meaning to get proper knobs for a while but for now I’m using these which I did carve out of wine corks, lol. Now I feel kind of ambivalent about them, maybe it will be good motivation to fix it up.
Hello Tim, I’m in Belfast too,
My good mate kvlr done that lovely piece, so he did!
The murals in Belfast say so much about the city in so many different ways.
I don’t live there, but I visit family there (and in other areas outside of the city) from time to time. There are some great artists in Belfast.
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I am having a hard time parsing this hiking gear…
Fuck that, with a place like this you just need a ukulele!
Are those photos your backyard? I’m near Portland too, but not with that kind of view. I’m in a densely populated unincorporated area.
I’m hoping to do some backpacking on Mt. Hood before it gets too cold. I’ll probably have to go next weekend. Maybe I’ll bring the iPad for a quick jam in Paradise Park.
Are those photos your backyard? I’m near Portland too, but not with that kind of view. I’m in a densely populated unincorporated area.
I’m hoping to do some backpacking on Mt. Hood before it gets too cold. I’ll probably have to go next weekend. Maybe I’ll bring the iPad for a quick jam in Paradise Park.
Are those photos your backyard? I’m near Portland too, but not with that kind of view. I’m in a densely populated unincorporated area.
I’m hoping to do some backpacking on Mt. Hood before it gets too cold. I’ll probably have to go next weekend. Maybe I’ll bring the iPad for a quick jam in Paradise Park.
Are those photos your backyard? I’m near Portland too, but not with that kind of view. I’m in a densely populated unincorporated area.
I’m hoping to do some backpacking on Mt. Hood before it gets too cold. I’ll probably have to go next weekend. Maybe I’ll bring the iPad for a quick jam in Paradise Park.
Are those photos your backyard? I’m near Portland too, but not with that kind of view. I’m in a densely populated unincorporated area.
I’m hoping to do some backpacking on Mt. Hood before it gets too cold. I’ll probably have to go next weekend. Maybe I’ll bring the iPad for a quick jam in Paradise Park.
Ha. If I recall correctly, he had made a sheath for the sword out of a couple paper towel rolls, duct tape, and carabiners. Thats what is on his back. And then he made a holster for his blaster out of a rice milk carton. I dont know why there is a plastic saw toy in it. Most of what I know about all his ‘gear’ is that he comes and asks me for parts and that I need to give him at least 30 minutes to get ready to go anywhere.
Ahh yah, I think the saw is what threw me. But hey, very creative, good sign!
i'm surrounded by them already. I live in the land of Ukeleles. That Israel Kamakawiwo'ole tune is the real National Anthem here
Haha, what a stereotypical image.
Hope you’ll manage to keep your devices water, sand and salt free.
Definitely envious of your surroundings.