Louis Teboul has updated eSPI, available for $19.99.
What’s new in version 2.0.9:
- Add Mono Sum option in the pads context menu (Stereo -> Mono Sum -> Mono L -> Mono R)
- Add Loop Songs option in the settings to make song playback loop instead of ending when the song is finished
- In the waveform editor, show the start point in green and end point in red
- Fix layout issues on tablets after renaming pads or using the keyboard
- Fix waveform editor being too small on iPhone in landscape mode
- Fix issues with multi-chop in exported stems
- Fix sample library issues on iOS – Only show the midi device detected dialog if the device was not connected before
- Fix caching issue with multi mode sometime causing pads to play other samples that the multi-mode one
- Fix wrong seqment/song number in the generated file name when exporting stems
- Show correct visual feedback on the pads when playing a segment while multi mode is enabled
The original SP-1200 experience on vour device
Create sampled beats the original 90’s way using eSPi.
The SP-1200 was the primary tool of many legendary hip-hop beatmakers and house music producers in the 90’s. It is well known for its gritty sound and simple but effective workflow.
Now with eSPi vou get to experience this machine right at your fingertips, on your iPad Import samples or record them yourself, chop them up, pitch them and sequence them within the app.
Features include multiple filters, effects, a compressor, and most importantlv the best emulation of the gritty signature sound produced by the SP- 1200 when pitching samples up & down.
eSPi is also available on Mac, Linux & PC
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