Preamble comment...

[Wulfi]

David, you mentioned something about needing sci-fi sounds in the preample on the latest show. Well, there's an app for that! It's called Bebot and it has a theramin that sounds pretty cool. All you do it rub your finger around on your phone and it's 1955! I've already had some good laughs with it.

 

[David Biedny]

Wulfi,

Thanks so very much for that heads-up, I found this:


... and decided to buy the app. Too much fun!

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[Red]

So does that we get sound effects for the next show? Sweet!

 

[Wulfi]

Thanks for the link David. Yeah, wow. I had no idea the app was that deep. I've been using it to make my 2 year old laugh.

 

[icculus]

David, that app is genius. One of the best on the app store. I'm pretty sure I sent you a mail about this last year, although I could be wrong, and you get alot of mail.

 

[David Biedny]

icculus, you might have sent me an email about this, I honestly don't remember. Last year was something I'd like to forget, in it's entirety. It is indeed an amazing app, and if Rudess is into it, that tells me something - it's worthy. And it is indeed a wild one... thanks again, Wulfi.

And for those into this kind of madness, check out this cool iPhone program that Jordan helped design:


And then there's this aazing thing called Jasuto:


The iPhone is a fairly amazing little computer.

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[Wulfi]

Ah Jasuto. I bought this app after hearing your excellent review on the The Tech Night Owl Live podcast. I still haven't figured out how to use it too well tho. I'm a guitar guy that's a bit low-fi. Pedals and an amp is about as techie as I get with music gear. But I'm determined to learn how to run that little synthesizer.