Apple today reported that it has launched a free iOS application called the “Music Memos”, it shall provide artists and musicians the power to record high quality and uncompressed sound that shall utilize the iPhone’s audio receiver or microphone. The application is right now present on the App Store all over the world.
“Music Memos” shows a small recording when initially opened, and also has a waveform like thing at the base of the screen that functions while recording something. The application can break down and recognize harmonies, beats and rhythms of the acoustic guitar and also piano recordings, and can then include drums and a bass line to bandlike feel.
“Music Memo”, which Apple says was inspired by the “Voice Memos” app on the devices, that can label tunes after taking into account the sound, the area and the rating, and also these recordings can be shared on Apple Music, SoundCloud and also YouTube. The app is seeing a huge number of downloads today after its launch. While the new “GarageBand 2.1” for iOS presents a new feature the “Live Loops”, which is an another feature for making music by tapping blocks in a lattice like structure to sound diverse instruments.
The new GarageBand for iOS additionally receives the “Drummer” feature from GarageBand and the “Logic Pro X” on the Macs, with many EDM and acoustic virtual session drummers to use in recordings. The “Music Memos” app is free on the Apple App Store for devices iPhone 4s and later versions, and the iPad 2 and later editions of the iPads. The “GarageBand 2.1” for the iOS is packaged free alongside the new iOS gadgets that have a 32GB capacity or bigger. It is accessible as a free update for existing clients with newer iOS 9 devices.
