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Beaterator

By Phil | September 30, 2009

I came across an introduction to Beaterator today here - a new one for me. Already online here and out for sony PSP on Sept 29th. What caught my attention was the possibility of creating your own loops in a package like this (my guess is aimed at the ‘dabbler’). It seems like more and more programs aimed at this audience are becoming available that give greater creative opportunities to  the user rather then the prepackaged loop programs we saw a few years ago. This also caught my attention even more when I then passed by J Pisano’s blog on Microsoft’s new offering – songsmith. It seemed strange – this program seems to be going the other way. Doing more for the user. Do they both move toward more MUSICAL interactions? Or not?

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