New York City’s Sonic Scoop caught up with Henrik, our head of Platform, to chat about SoundCloud, and how important a strong ecosystem of connected applications is.
There’s also a great list of apps that integrate with SoundCloud for you to check out!
Good news if you want to use Gmail, Google Docs or Calendar in offline mode. Gmail starts today, the rest are coming this week. It looks like Apple could soon detect problems with your iPhone over the air. The US Department of Justice is stepping in with the AT&T/T-Mobile merger.
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There are over 170 native and third-pary applications in our App Gallery today.
All apps are connected with SoundCloud, making sharing your sounds a breeze. Take a look and find your favorite music & sound creation/recording app.
Tada boom!
With today’s launch of the Mac App Store, we’re happy to announce a new addition to the suite of native apps: the SoundCloud Desktop app for Mac. The coolest part: it’s currently a featured app in the Mac App Store in the section “What’s Hot” and also high up the list in the music category. The absolute coolest part: it’s free.
Features:
Check it out: http://blog.soundcloud.com/2011/01/06/desktop/
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The fine folks at Agile Partners just informed us that they’ve rolled out an update to their popular AmpKit app, which is now universal for the iPhone, the iPod touch and the iPad.
The cool thing is that the app supports sharing to SoundCloud so no matter which device you’re using, you can easily share your guitar creations to your SoundCloud account in just a few clicks ‘n swipes.
Watch the video for more details about the update and download the app for free in the App Store.
Yeah, let’s celebrate!
We’re happy to announce that there are over 100 third-party mobile, desktop and web apps now connected with SoundCloud.
Read more about today’s announcement on our blog or jump straight to the new and improved App Gallery to find the right app to amplify your SoundCloud experience.
So yeah, that happened:
The new, intuitive Korg iMS-20 application transforms users’ iPads into complete analog synth studios with a detailed recreation of the legendary Korg MS-20 semi-modular analog synth, along with a built-in 16-step analog sequencer, based on the Korg SQ-10.
A variety of additional new features, including an analog drum machine, mixer, dual Kaoss pads and direct access to SoundCloud online distribution, makes this application ideal for electronic musicians.
Users can share their creativity via the SoundCloud integration feature. SoundCloud provides a way to publish songs or to collaborate on new music with friends anywhere in the world. Audio data exported by the iMS-20 app can be quickly published and shared, and users can access the SoundCloud server right from within iMS-20.
We’re super excited about this new use case of music-creation iPad apps with SoundCloud, this specific type of integration is a first. Produce something with the app, share it to SoundCloud and your setup will be attached to your track so that anyone you’ve shared it with, can re-import the track to their app and continue working on your original setup.
Fascinating!
