bleep!BOX

I love this app! It's perfect for beat making! I'm surprised no one else reviewed this awesome app!

( updated review- Great Update Bleep Box !! Easier to use now , Thanks !! , still one of the most underated music apps , Love This Thing .!!) Bleep box is one of the most underated music making apps of all of'em you can get really sweat sounds with this and its pretty easy too figure , way bettdrthan a lot of apps for the same price or more , if your not great at programing and sequenceing like me id suggest u get this mass amounts of sounds that are really unique can be achieved and even the prerecordefnexamples sound great unlike most , go for the gold !! This rules! and no i dont work for'em , i just like to promote the cool apps as ive bought a lot that are crap, and this isnt one of'em ! Enjoy ! latest review after not using this for a while i just remebered how sweet it is !love this app ! blows away just about every drum app ive tried , probably everyone actually , and you can add sweet synth sounds on top of that! Its just really easy to come up with really original "sick" Sounds ! Unlike a lot of apps this one IS worth the money ! love it , hope the developers mske more cool apps thank!

I'm a sucker for drum machines and sequencers, particularly those that rely entirely on synthesis to generate their sounds. I like 'em even more if they provide access to the deep workings of the onboard synthesis engine. Bleep!BOX fulfills these requisites and then some. More importantly, it offers an intuitive and inspirational interface that allows for lots of real-time control. The layout is sensibly arranged. It'd be pretty hard to get lost. I was rocking out to my own patterns within minutes of downloading the program. Best of all, the sound is very good, indeed. The filter has a nice squelchy character and the oscillators provide a decent range of timbres. I wouldn't hesitate to use bleep!BOX on a commercial release. The sequencer itself is a breeze to use, and there are lots of considerate design touches that make cobbling together your own patterns a snap. I was especially keen on the "Motion" controller which is easily assigned to a selected parameter on the fly. Special thanks to the developer for allowing .wav export, something lacking on some other apps. Yep, I dig bleep!BOX. It's hard to put a price on inspiration, but apparently you can get quite a lot for the paltry sum of $9.99!

After a long search for a good music creation app, I settled on bleep!box. I am one satisfied customer. I usually never write reviews, but this app deserves my time. It's an amazingly intuitive tool for anyone who enjoys making elecronic music, modern and smooth or old school 8 bit! It took me a little while to learn the user interface, but once I got the hang of it, creation was a breeze. The dev really gave thought to the look and feel of the ui. One of the key features of this app is that it doesn't use cheap samples like other music apps. With beat!box, you are creating your own sounds through tons of parameters. It gives you the feeling that you're creating something completely original. There are so many other great features, like the motion tool which allows you to assign any paramiter to change throughout the course of the sample. In closing, this app is well worth $10 for serious musicians who want to create music on the go. It may take you a while to learn the interface, but don't let that hinder you. This is app surpasses all others in it's feild!

I tried the Player version first and found it to be really deep and useful. Bleepbox does a good job of dealing with the iPhone screen size and it's fun to make beats with it. In terms of workflow, there's almost nothing getting in the way of making good stuff. It sounds good, looks good, and is nice and speedy to work with. The main snags I ran into while getting into it is that you have to be connected to the internet to get the documentation; it's not built-in. I have an iPod Touch and was first looking at it on a plane, so there was more guesswork learning some aspects of it than would have happened if the docs were baked in. I also wouldn't write melodies with bleepbox because it doesn't have a keyboard, which is more comfortable for me. I'll still try it and see if the sequencing way will work for me. If you're used to working with a step sequencer, or looking to work and play that way, or if you (like me) mainly want to make beats, look no further.