Microbrute LFO generator Apk

Latest version 1.0

15 Jan 2014

Apk Infos

Version	1.0
Rating	4.5/5, based on 66 votes
Size‎	183.7 KB
Requires Android	Android 2.3+ (Gingerbread)
Author's Notes	A simple LFO generator I made to modulate my Microbrute with my smartphone.

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Microbrute LFO generator APK Download for Android

Description

This is a very simple LFO generator I made to modulate my Microbrute. Alas, the output voltage of my Samsung Galaxy goes up to about 0.3 V and Microbrute needs 5, so you will need some sort of amplification or bear with the subtility of modulation amplitude (goes up and down to cover about a fifth in pitch, though). Luckily there seems to be no output filters on my Galaxy to mess neither with noise nor the low frequencies.

Lame screenshots, default android GUI design, waveforms: SIN, SQR, TRI, SAW and S&H / noise generation for now... Hopefully someone with more knowledge will make something more useful, maybe with MB-gate-out to Android-mic-in to retrigger LFO, etc.

Have fun!
(works with my 'trusty old' Samsung Galaxy S i9000 - android v 2.3.3 and Yarvik Xenta tablet - android v 4.1.1)

Latest updates

What's new in version 1.0

Sawtooth, Triangle and Square waveforms added. Slider bar more intuitive. Manual frequency input field. Black background.

How to install Microbrute LFO generator APK on Android phone or tablet?

Download Microbrute LFO generator APK file from ApkClean, then follow these steps:

Update Phone Settings

Go to your phone Settings page
Tap Security or Applications (varies with device)
Check the Unknown Sources box
Confirm with OK

Go to Downloads

Open Downloads on your device by going to My Files or Files
Tap the APK file you downloaded (com.sinistersystems.synth-v1.0-ApkClean.apk)
Tap Install when prompted, the APK file you downloaded will be installed on your device.

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1.0 (4)

183.7 KB

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User's Reivew

5 ★Too simple, but I wanted this. Thank you.

5 ★Nice, exactly what I needed for my modular DIY

5 ★This is great. Android users don't get many handy music utilities like this so this is immensely appreciated. A suggestion though: This works for all modular gear, so I'd change the name. Add in a tap-tempo control, user-definable waveforms, and charge a couple bucks for it and you'll have the perfect app. Great job!

5 ★I think this concept could be expanded later by having the mic act as trigger/gate, left act as an envelope and right act as an lfo. Even as it this is great though

4 ★Would definitely love a Tempo option with some presets. That would be easier than having to convert the tempo to Hz

5 ★You're a smart dude! I've been wishing I had a second LFO for a long time!!!

5 ★Works fine on my sony xperia m.i will try to amplify the signal and use it on a eurorack modular system.thank you!

4 ★Pity my Samsungs headphone output can't output more vols

5 ★Work fine. Good job.

5 ★Great

4 ★Can't wait to see the update. The frequency choice slider doesn't work well on my Kindle Fire or S4. It jumps or doesn't change the frequency. A few requests if possible: 1. More wave-forms. 2. Ability to go below 1Hz. Is the source-code posted somewhere? The S&H worked greater on my modular. Nice work. === Thanks for the update. Would it be possible to have buttons vs. a slider that makes these adjustments? I haven't programmed in Android yet, but may have to after looking at that source code. Did you post your source code anywhere?

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