Pulsar-ES, a renowned iOS drum machine app, recently received a significant update, introducing exciting features designed to enhance the iOS drumming experience for musicians and producers.
Discover New Rhythms with Additional Drum Presets
Pulsar-ES now boasts an additional 64 drum presets, spanning various music genres. These presets serve as a rhythm toolbox for creators, offering a wider range of beats to explore. From the dynamic beats of electronic music to the eclectic rhythms of hip-hop and popular songs, Pulsar-ES now provides more presets to ignite creativity and cater to diverse musical preferences.
Personalize Your Experience with Three New UI Skins
TripleTech recognizes the importance of aesthetics. Hence, Pulsar-ES now features three distinct UI skins, each lending the app a unique look – old school, synthwave, and fresh. Customize your experience by choosing your preferred colors, making drum programming more enjoyable and expressive.
Seamless Integration with a Broader Range of iOS Apps
Pulsar-ES now integrates seamlessly with the latest iOS hosts, including AUM, Cubasis, Audiobus, Logic Pro, and Drumbo. This allows users to effortlessly incorporate Pulsar-ES into their favorite mobile music production tools. It paves the way for collaboration, enabling users to merge Pulsar-ES with other innovative iOS apps for a more interconnected and collaborative music creation process.
Direct DAW Integration Now Possible
A highly anticipated update is the introduction of a VST version of Pulsar-ES. This allows users to directly use Pulsar-ES within their preferred PC music software, such as Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and Cubasis.
The recent updates to Pulsar-ES bring about exciting enhancements to this iOS preset drum machine. Musicians and producers now have access to a more potent and flexible tool that adapts to their evolving needs. With its fresh presets, revamped UI skins, expanded iOS host compatibility, and VST integration, Pulsar-ES promises an intriguing and powerful creative journey for music makers.
