Aurora - Make Music on your Pocket PC Part 2

http://www.4pocketsaudio.com/win_product.php?p=125&t=1Aurora Sound and Light - Aurora is our all new pattern based musical sequencing software for the Pocket PC, and best of all, you dont need to have a musical bone in your body in order to create great tunes. By simply choosing a musical scale every note you play is in perfect tune, leaving you to choose what sounds best. Great, but what does Aurora offer the more accomplished musician I hear you ask? Well, Aurora hides a lot of its complexity from novice users, but by switching to advanced mode you get full control over the built in instruments and effects, as well as many advanced modes such as the Atomizer and XY Mode which allows you to manipulate sound in real-time. You can create your own instrument from recordings made using the built in microphone. Just think, a full drum kit of you beatboxing into the microphone! Aurora allows a mixture of pattern based recording and live performance. You can piece together complete compositions, or simply improvise a performance, all of which can be captured to a file, for use as a ringtones, or to share with others. An integrated mixer, combined with the ability to add audio effects and layer automation means that you achieve a pretty sophisticated sound in a fun and user friendly way. http://www.4pockets.com http://www.twitter.com/4pockets

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[olyyve]

karaokebox :)!!!!

[VJFranzK]

Well I registered it, and made a demostration video of my own! (see my page)

Great program,  enough said.

[VJFranzK]

This looks like a really good app! I have a Windows Smartphone, and have been getting jealous of some of the iPhone apps. Compared to them, it's a little expensive! (A lot cheaper than a Tenori, though ;-) I'm DLing the demo right now to consider it.

THANKS!