Mark Jenkins is the author of "Analog Synthesizers" available worldwide through Amazon
(posted here) and an internationally published music technology author and keyboard collector. His Mac-based concerts in the USA and Europe over the last few years are now being followed by all-iPad performances under the banner "Touch The Music". More concerts follow in 2011. The CD "The iPad Album" by Mark Jenkins is available worldwide through www.groove.nl [direct link]"YouTube via MarkJenkinsMusic | October 12, 2010 |
"MARK JENKINS soundchecking for the launch performances of THE iPAD ALBUM at the E-Live Festival, Holland 9th Oct 2010 - becoming the first known musician to release an album entirely created on the Apple iPad. Mark's other performances include the London South Bank and the London Planetarium at Greenwich, as well as shows in the USA, Brazil, France, Germany and China."
Update: iPad apps used:
iSequence (sounds and drums)
Jasuto Pro (modular synthesizer)
FunkBox (drums)
Thicket (touch responsive sounds)
SoundyThingie (touch responsive sounds)
MorphWiz (Theremin-style sounds)
SoundWarp (sampled sounds)
OrbNote (ambient backings)
SoundYeah (live audio loops)
Mellotron M3000 (chords)
Mark Jenkins is the author of "Analog Synthesizers," which is available globally on Amazon (link posted here), as well as an internationally published music technology author and keyboard collector. His Mac-based concerts in the United States and Europe in recent years have been replaced by all-iPad shows under the label "Touch The Music". I am delighted this piece brought the subject to light. The post was well-written and easy to understand. I look forward to reading more stuff like this in the future.
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ReplyDeleteWow, this album by Mark Jenkins is such a unique blend of creativity and technology! I love how he’s able to utilize the iPad as both a tool for creating music and as a platform for his artistic expression. It's amazing to see how mobile devices can open up new possibilities for musicians. I’m really curious about the different apps he used to create these sounds—does anyone know if he’s shared his process anywhere? This could really inspire some interesting approaches for those of us exploring music production on iPads. Great find! What to Tell Your Acupuncturist?
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