Casual Computing releases Sputter Music Sequencer for Android

Casual Computing has released a new music sequencer app for Android called Sputter.

Sputter is an easy to use but capable mobile music making app. It has a mobile friendly user interface and does not require previous knowledge of music to create great tracks.

Instead of emulating traditional desktop music software it uses a mobile friendly approach inspired by more recent mobile offerings. At the same time it is not just a toy, and by exploring the help slides and the app itself you will discover several features uncommon in similar music making apps.

Features:

• Feature complete grid style sequencer.
• Mark different sections of your song with various symbols so they are easily found.
• Choose from 16 different musical scales.
• Built in synthesizer/sampler with ADSR, filters, LFO and other good stuff.
• 8 built in effects.
• Effects and synth parameters automation with real time recording.
• Easily change and update whole parts of your song at once.
• Several different time signatures (2/4, 3/4 etc).
• Create your own instruments with your own wave files.
• Export your song as a wave file for easy sharing or importing to other audio or video software.
• Export and import songs for sharing and collaborating with other Sputter users.
• Export and import instruments for sharing with other Sputter users.
• No ads.
• No unnecessary permissions.
• No subscriptions.

Price: $2.99. Will be on sale for $0.99 from June 11 to June 18 on Google Play.

Demo song: YouTube.com/watch?v=e9N8APuvRF0