Tii - iTem 0337 - iOS 8.2 Beta 5

0:00.0	TII Item 337, February 8th, 2015, iOS 8.2 Beta 5.
0:07.0	Welcome to today in iPhone.
0:15.0	I like it a lot.
0:16.0	Today in iPhone.
0:18.0	Hey, Gullet!
0:20.0	Oh yeah!
0:27.9	My beautiful iPhone, which I never have out of my hand, and that I do everything with and has become an extension of whom I am.
0:30.8	This episode of Today in iOS is brought to you by Linda.com.
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0:45.6	Welcome to the show. I'm your host Rob, and this is the Today and iOS podcast.
0:49.6	First up, I want to thank Steve for sending in the music you hear in the background. Steve wrote.
0:53.9	Hi, Rob, the entire piece was recorded, mixed, and produced on the iPhone 5S.
0:58.9	Three tracks are me playing a tone endopan steel hand drum made from propane tanks by Brett Hutchinson.
1:08.9	Then I used a bunch of iPhone apps, DR-O-M, which is a virtual recreation
1:15.6	of 1960s DR. OM analog drone boxes, which have their own fascinating history.
1:22.6	The leads are two tracks using gyrosynth, an app that uses the gyroscope on the iPhone
1:29.3	to control pitch, volume modulation by moving the device on different axes.
1:34.3	Finally, I added some percussion sounds using Impactor, an app that uses vibrations picked
1:40.8	up by the device's mic and accelerometer, allowing the player to place the
1:45.7	device on a table or other surface, and then playing percussion and or other samples by hitting
1:51.7	the table's surface. Recording isn't the greatest because I use the iPhone mic to record the
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