Akai Professional announced the availability of SynthStation v1.2.1, the latest update to the music production app for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad-SynthStation v1.2.1 is now available for download on the iTunes App Store.
SynthStation transforms an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad into a portable music production studio. The app gives musicians three synthesizers, over 50 drum kits and a full mixing section with multiple effects to create loops and sequence entire songs. Musicians can record song performances to .WAV files and MIDI files of the performance, capturing all modulation, mixing and on-screen keyboard playing. Through a WIFI connection, the files can then be transferred to a computer for playback.
With the 1.2.1 update, SynthStation now provides support for Akai Professional’s SynthStation25 keyboard. This portable, 25– note mini-keyboard features a built-in dock for iPhone and iPod touch, and gives users two octaves of velocity-sensitive keys, pitch and modulation wheels, and physical buttons to control parameters within the SynthStation app. SynthStation25 also has a USB MIDI output that can be used to control any MIDI music software on a Mac or PC.
The SynthStation update provides compatibility with Apple’s latest mobile operating system iOS 4. Now all iPhone 4 users will be able to download SynthStation with multitasking and Retina display support.
Pricing & Availability
The SynthStation app is available now and can be purchased from the iTunes App Store for $9.99 US.
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