SynthPond gives people with no previous knowledge of music the ability to create beautiful, ambient, soothing synth loops. It uses a color-based notation system, a sequencer referred to as color sentences and a series of concentric “pond-like” circles with resonating notes placed inside them as a panning and timing system.
SynthPond might sound complex at first, but it only takes a few seconds of toying around with the app to understand how it works. Unforunately, the lack of any deep synth configuration options and the complete absence of a standard timing system renders this app useless in serious recording situations.
But if the thought of treble clefs and staccatos leaves you scratching your head, pick up synthPond today for a buck 99. Who knows, its brilliant design might just compensate for a complete lack of talent.
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May 12th, 2009 at 9:58 pm
This program is really cool. Just downloaded it! You can make something that sounds nice in seconds!
Also, I just saw a guy that used SynthPond and like 5 other programs to make a song. Pretty interesting stuff. You can watch it here:
http://vimeo.com/4562386
Make sure to watch the video from the creator as well. Will help you get started fast.
You can see that video here:
http://vimeo.com/2221661