KORG iKaossilator Review
iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis app version of the popular KORG Kaoss synthesizer lets players control the music with the touch of a finger.
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Posts Tagged soundsKORG iKaossilator ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis app version of the popular KORG Kaoss synthesizer lets players control the music with the touch of a finger. Read The Full Review »
The worst is when you see someone walking around with earbuds. Like a driver on a cell phone, the person walking is typically oblivious to their surroundings. They cross streets without looking, stop right in front of people on sidewalks, and will turn on a dime without any indication. People with earbuds are a hazard, particularly when they have the noise cannelling variety. To combat this, essensy has created Awareness! The Headphone App. What Awareness! does is uses the iPhone’s internal microphone to pump sound to you while you are listening to your tunes. For example, if a train is coming, blaring its horn to warn you of its impending arrival, Awareness! will pump the trains sound from the microphone into your earbuds. The app is pretty new, and I’m sure it needs some tweaks to be perfect, but it is getting a good amount of iTunes love. There are a few bad reviews, but the majority are five star reviews that say things like, “What an awesome app!!!!” and “I love it, LOVE IT”. If you often find yourself in harms way due to your high end Shure headphones, I implore you to give Awareness a try. For the sake of humanity, just do it. $6.99 ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2010-09-11 :: Category: Utilities iSee123 – A Counting AdventureiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadA nicely animated interactive app that would be a good choice to introduce number recognition. Read The Full Review » soundTable for iPad ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadIt's not the most sophisticated beat-creation app in the app store, but its interface encourages a pick-up-and-play experimentation that's good to see (and hear). Read The Full Review » |