Hello everybody,
I am a London based Sound Designer and Engineer with an extensive background as Music Producer.
During the last months I've been involved in sound design for different implementation such as Video Game, Short Movie, Apps and Commercials.
Because I'm always looking for links to different area of the music industry I would like to join some projects as sound designer.
If you're looking for an extensive collaboration and professional sounds drop me an e-mail on the following email address: [email protected]
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I have created code in C# to play pandora for windows mobile. I am looking for help with UI using c# and .Net. Send me a PM if your interested.
--To be a little more specific, I suck at UI, looking for someone that can design it and help with making it work. I would like something cool with effects and such.
The code I have pieced together log's in to pandora gets the user's playlist, get's songs, album art, and plays streaming mp3's, pretty much everything the pandora released app does.
James
I really hope this works out, I hate the small buttons with no Art !
or WP7.
So looking at this video from mobile tech world they walk through the new music player. Before watching look out for the pivot controls at the top of the UI that also cuts off words just like WP7. The design that so many said was stupid. Not only that but if I'm not mistaken they are also showing the artist in the background but it's to blurry to be sure. Then there is also the now playing screen that looks so similar to zunes now playing screen.
I wouldn't normally care but in this instance it bothers me because of all the bashing MS gets for the UI when it's easily the best and now there are elements being used for android after so many said things about the UI. I'm sure all the android fans will come to love their new stock music player and all of a sudden words being cut off is no longer a "problem".
Here's the vid. can't post links but this is what you need.
youtube.com/watch?v=SZGw8TxCtNg
slow android gallery + edits for music == new android music player
imho its a mess
Not really a rip of Zune UI because they had a similar style with their Gallery app. I can see the comparisons though.
Skype in the classroom, officially launched at the end of March 2011, is a free global community to help teachers collaborate on classroom projects and share skills and inspiration around specific teaching needs. It also offers an immediate way to help students discover new cultures, languages and ideas, all without leaving the classroom. So far, more than 9,000 teachers have registered their classrooms in this free, online database.
This new Skype community is a great and powerful teaching tool. Teachers can go online to register for free and add in their contact details, also find where their school is located and what their interests are. It makes teachers to collaborate on classroom projects where they might use Skype, and share skills and inspiration around specific teaching needs. Students can discover new cultures, languages and ideas without leaving the classroom. So, the learning will be more interesting and memorable. Students from any countries can also discuss images of their favorite foods, maps of their country's geography, and information on what kind of weather they have, even comparing school uniforms. It’s really exciting when Skype's videoconferencing technology was used. For example, one little American girl asked the Chilean students if they had to wear uniforms. To answer, a fifth grader popped in front of the camera and proudly showed off her "jumper with colored ties". It’s indeed a great way to get kids to learn more about the world they live in and interact with other kids. If you want to enroll your classroom in “Skype in the classroom”, visit Skype Education website.
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So, what kinds of music maker apps do you guys like to use on your epics? I've looked at quite a few of em buy none have really wow'ed me so far. I'm kind of looking for something similar to that one Nintendo DS music synthesizer called Korg DS-10, any good ones out there?
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nanoloops is the one i've found that i really enjoy.
another would be plasma keyboard.
Its called plasma sound now
Epic 4g, CM9 Beta, EL30, Shadow
I second Plasma Sound, and I highly recommend CAUSTIC.
Also, check out IVory Tower - it's an isomorphic keyboard (some sort of cross between a piano and guitar layout, but more efficient) that can send MIDI notes over WiFi. It's not really a synthesizer, although it's not too hard to replace its default overdrive guitar sample if you don't have another device to send the MIDI to.
Beware, though, Android has horrible audio latency on nearly every device out there, the Epic included. Plasma Sound, Caustic, and nearly every music creation app I've tried all have an unacceptably long delay between the input and sound generation. Some people like to blame the hardware manufacturers for it, but http://arunraghavan.net/2012/01/pulseaudio-vs-audioflinger-fight leads me to believe it's purely an Android software issue, which only Google can fix. :/
Give G-Stomper a try. It's an Electribe like 11-Track Drum Machine (for Android) with a powerful effect chain (4 processors, 22 effect types). Live Pattern Arranger, Song Mode, Motion Sequencing, Audio import/export, SoundCloud integration, and much more. Available at google market (free demo and full (paid) version).
uloops by pocket band.
Job Description:
We are looking for a talented Android (and possibly iPhone) developer who is experienced in VOIP.
Skills Required:
SIP (for audio and video calls)
XMPP (for presence and messaging)
Additional Requirements:
We would like a person who has experience with using a sip stack library for making audio and video calls (H264 for video, ilbc, opus or similar for audio) and using an xmpp library for mobile phones (mainly Android but iPhone is also a big plus). Also that person should know how to use NAT traversal technologies like ICE protocol, STUN, and TURN servers. Also big plus is knowledge of adaptive bit rate and other means of changing video and sound quality based on the quality of internet connection.
To apply, please send an email with your application to tin.sesnic (at) butterflymx.com