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(always looking for the inside track - I HAVE NEWS)
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Bye Bye Tucows
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Monday 4th January 2010
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It looks like another nail in the coffin of Griff - The venerable appStore Tucows is planning on Delisting Griff.
Visit the Griff page on Tucows before it disappears forever.
| Quote: | Periodically, Tucows removes some software titles
due to lack of popularity and downloads. This
is done largely for space and navigational concerns.
Your title, Griff,
is scheduled for removal on January, 14 2010.
To avoid being removed, your software title needs
to either increase the number of downloads
or you can become a Tucows Subscriber by
January, 14 2010. Being a subscriber
exempts all of your titles from being removed, as
well as providing valuable services like
download statistics and more.
Ideas to increase your downloads include:
Linking back to the Product Page on Tucows from your site.
Purchasing keywords on a CPC basis.
Purchasing a Featured Program.
Thank you,
Tucows Editorial Team |
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Cubase RC for iPhone
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Wednesday 21st January 2009
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Finally, a major music software house develops a mobile app. Steinberg were showing off Cubase RC at NAMM which seems to be remote control software for their desktop Cubase product.
The other screen is a bit more Griff like - allowing you to trigger sections of your track live:

In my opinion, remote control apps have the greatest potential for live music for two reasons:
They use the power of the desktop/laptop machine rather than being limited by the mobile device.
They offer true wire-free operation - the audio is generated at the server so there's no need to get audio off of the mobile device.
Source: Computer Music
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Griff Promo Video
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Friday 19th September 2008
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So I spent all day making a Griff demonstration video, but I wasn't completely happy with the results.
Firstly, it was 10minutes long with no sound for the first minute and a half. Not good in the modern ADHD world.
The second problem was with youtube. It's a great site, but I couldn't make out any of the menu text and worse, the audio was mono.
Hopefully I've addressed both issues with the second video. It's made the same way as the first but is much snappier. I also uploaded it to vimeo which encodes at a higher bitrate for video and use Stereo for the audio.
The soundtrack was made by FrankK on Griff. No idea how he did it but it sounds Great to me, which, after all, is what this is all about.
Watch the video here.
Oh, and big shout out to the guy(s)/girl(s) at Palm Sounds Blog who seem to be the only person/people listening sometimes. Keep up the good work.
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