intermorphic... for mobile!

[impete]

Hi Folks!

A bit of news for you: I can't say much more at this stage, but we
here at intermorphic are working on a range of cross-platform mobile/
desktop audio creativity tools

More info will appear in due course when we're read to release it ...
but I can say that platforms supported will include iPod/iPhone,
Windows Mobile, MacOS X, Windows desktop, and others in due course.

Hoping this information is of interest!

With best wishes,

Pete

http://www.intermorphic.com

[palms...@googlemail.com]

That is wonderful Pete, I can't wait. Thanks for letting us know.

[impete]

We'll be announcing more in due course, but some things to whet your
appetite for our new "wonder-tool" :)
- desktop (win/mac) and mobile (various) versions
- standalone (desktop/mobile) and plug-in (desktop) versions!
- work on your content on the move on your mobile; finesse on desktop
using plug-in later; move back to mobile whenever you want...
- loops, midi, generative and modular synthesis
- embedded noatikl generative engine :)
- real-time fx
- too much else to mention; we have an amazing roadmap for this.

What is coming is going to be "the" uber-creativity tool for mobile
multimedia. :) We're incredibly excited by what we're doing, and think
this could be simply huge...

Pete

[palms...@googlemail.com]

Wow, Pete, that sounds amazing, I can't wait to see what it can do.

[impete]

> Wow, Pete, that sounds amazing, I can't wait to see what it can do.

I *know* you'll like it. :)

Pete

[impete]

First info now made public on the intermorphic site

http://www.intermorphic.com

Have fun!

Pete

[Joseph Hinchliffe]

mmmmmh sounds superb...can't wait...vsti version, and exe, and portable ..really looking forward to it. Keep up the good work For free audio samples, videos,VST instruments and effects and other hopefully inspiring stuff  concretedog --- On Wed, 28/5/08, impete <sse...@googlemail.com> wrote:

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[impete]

> mmmmmh sounds superb...can't wait...vsti version, and exe, and portable ..really looking forward to it.
>
> Keep up the good work

Thanks. :)

I'd be interested to read what mobile platforms people are interested
in.

Windows Mobile is the first one we'll do, and has the advantage of
full-duplex audio, and it is easy to exchange your data with the
desktop!
Symbian is a pain in that it supports only single-duplex audio (and
there are so many differences in the various SDKs for all the
variants...). Presumably Nokia series 60 would be the place to
start...
iPhone/iPod has the sandbox issue... which makes file exchange a lot
harder than it should be! And it doesn't have a joystick device, which
makes manipulating detailed user interfaces more difficult that it
needs to be...

Pete