Two interviews and Samsung low latency Android DAW posts at Musical Android

[musical android]

There has been some interesting posts (in my not so humble opinion) lately at Musical Android that I think would be interesing for anyone into Android music making...

ne interview with Bojan Khrlanko a professional musician that used a wide variety of apps to make a album called Rise of the Androids:
http://www.musicalandroid.com/blog/rise ... n-krhlanko

One interview with the developer Anton Persson of the most fully featured free app VuKNOB:
http://www.musicalandroid.com/blog/vukn ... nterviewed

Plus there is information of Samungs own solution to Androids latency that will be incorporated in their high end devices with third party developers ( many from the iOS world ) making apps for the Samsung DAW that will be released soon.
Here is the post with a bunch of screenshots that speak louder than words...
http://www.musicalandroid.com/blog/scre ... -soundcamp

Have a great day

Frank Malm / Musical Android

[Peter - IK Multimedia]

I'm surprised your post and this information in general didn't get more attention at the time... we definitely enjoyed being featured in a performance and look forward to this (AmpliTube already available) and the interface coming very soon:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfBxIkdrj78

[maximilians1]

glad to hear its coming to android! I have a nexus 5 and will be upgrading to lollipop when that arrives ,I've read that lollipop has low latency audio will this be compatible with it?

[Peter - IK Multimedia]

glad to hear its coming to android! I have a nexus 5 and will be upgrading to lollipop when that arrives ,I've read that lollipop has low latency audio will this be compatible with it?

At this time we're only bringing AmpliTube and iRig HD-A to these devices that have Samsung Professional Audio available. We have always been looking for the best opportunities in the Android market where there is enough performance to make the experience a good one, so there's definitely possibilities once other lower-latency and audio interface support / architecture is available.