Why just listen to music on your iPhone or iPod Touch when you can make it yourself? Sound Trends, the new music software company from the founders of MixMeister Technology, will give journalists a chance to get hands-on with its range of music production apps during Lunch at Piero’s.
Come stretch your voice in Sound Warp, which uses the iPhone’s accelerometer to warp pitch, time, and timbre. Conduct the L.A. Philharmonic with Bravo Gustavo (an Apple Staff Favorite), swinging your phone to control the orchestra’s tempo, beat by beat. Try your hand — or fingertips — at remixing with the Looptastic series, another Apple Staff Favorite. You’ll see why Looptastic made even the world’s crankiest tech commentator, John C. Dvorak, burst into smiles (video clip above).
Sound Trends president and lead programmer Aaron Higgins will be on hand to discuss the inner workings of the iPhone, demonstrate the brand-new Looptastic 3, unveil upcoming features, and, of course, predict where mobile music is going.
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Hey, remember the Crucial SSD Shake-O-Matic display at Lunch at Piero’s last year? http://snipurl.com/tskkw
Well it’s time for another highly visual demo that proves computer enthusiasts recognize and can trust Crucial when it comes to upgrading their memory. Reporters will have the chance to get a hands-on sneak peek at two yet-to-be announced high-performance products from the Crucial RAM and SSD product families when they swing the company’s demo display at Lunch at Piero’s during CES 2010.
