GrooveMaker iPhone app used to score upcoming Fox show?

[buscemi]

I know this may be chum in these waters, but I suppose there's some good discussion to be had over this:

http://www.ikmultimedia.com/MainPhp.htm ... hp&Id=2271

From the article:

"I needed to write a couple more music cues for 'Seducing Cindy' and decided to have a little fun experimenting with IK Multimedia's new GrooveMaker iPhone app while on a flight back to my summer place in CT. So at 30,000 ft and about an hour into my flight, I plugged in my headphones to my iPhone 3GS (switched to airplane mode) and opened GrooveMaker for the first time. After watching a bit of the included tutorial (help menu), I got busy checking out the included loops and sequences and chose an appropriate palette of sounds and building blocks for the sultry strutting cue I had in mind to create for the show. 20 minutes later, I had my first of several pieces assembled and mixed. Once I was back on the ground and at my cottage on the lake, I pressed the export button, which then brought up a link I was easily able to grab from my laptop. I downloaded my song mixes, and dropped them onto my FTP site for the show's editors to grab. Just like that!"

At the very least we can verify that they are truly royalty-free samples

[sockofgold]

I needed to write a couple more music cues for 'Seducing Cindy'...

20 minutes later, I had my first of several pieces assembled and mixed.

Yeah... I'm sure sure that's some quality scoring.

[SpecialSpecimen]

sigh.......f**king lame.

I don't know how people can be so blasé about their work, it makes me so sick.

[Reverse Engineer]

"I needed to write a couple more music cues for 'Seducing Cindy' and decided to have a little fun experimenting with IK Multimedia's new GrooveMaker iPhone app while on a flight back to my summer place in CT. So at 30,000 ft and about an hour into my flight, I plugged in my headphones to my iPhone 3GS (switched to airplane mode) and opened GrooveMaker for the first time. After watching a bit of the included tutorial (help menu), I got busy checking out the included loops and sequences and chose an appropriate palette of sounds and building blocks for the sultry strutting cue I had in mind to create for the show. 20 minutes later, I had my first of several pieces assembled and mixed. Once I was back on the ground and at my cottage on the lake, I pressed the export button, which then brought up a link I was easily able to grab from my laptop. I downloaded my song mixes, and dropped them onto my FTP site for the show's editors to grab. Just like that!"...i did get a phone call a few hours later though, asking me what the f**k i was up to, making sure i actually wanted this commission, and wasn't trying to sabotage the project.

[SpecialSpecimen]

^^^^

More likely; "Fantastic Cue Russ......to whom do I write the check?"