Ask a drummer or a percussionist what a wooden coffee table sounds like. He or she will reply that every inch of the table sounds differently. Some parts of the table will sound somewhat like a bass drum. Other parts of the table will sound more like a rimshot. Parts in-between will sound like a mixture of both.
A drummer or a percussionist placed behind a wooden coffee table will soon discover many different sounds the table has to offer and use it to create stunning rhythms. Much to the joy of the drummer/percussionist, and possibly to the annoyance of the other people sitting at the table. The table metaphor has been used in the creation of Drums by Asrodot. Using the real estate of the iPad screen it has been made sure that every pixel sounds just a little bit different, which makes drumming on the iPad come to life. Want to create drumrolls with subtle accents every third note? Now you can.
This does not mean that Drums by Asrodot sounds like a coffee-table. The app comes loaded with six drum kits tailored for various styles of music. Watch the demo to get a taste of them all.
Drums by Asrodot comes with Audiobus integration. This enables you to stream the live audio output to other Audiobus-compatible apps, like, for example, your favourite Audiobus enabled multi track recording app. Watch this video created by thesoundtestroom to see it in action: Drums by Asrodot and iFretless being recorded in Cubasis.
Quick and responsive action. Every pixel sounds just a little different.
Cajón, Xylophone, Jazz, IDM, Drum&Bass 1 + 2.
Increase gain to add a tube-like distortion that can dramatically change the sound.
With tweakable time, feedback and mix settings.
Designed for both right-handed and left-handed drummers. Don't like snare drums on the left and bass drums on the right? Just swap them around.
You can stream live audio directly to other Audiobus-compatible apps. See http://audiob.us for more information.
