iphone drum machine

[ezza]

anyone make a 6 sample drum machine with 3 different views/pages for me on ios?

ill give you a nice hunnud

50 now

50 after

im sure you all want to, but i can only choose the best. post your cv and your reasons behind wanting the job below

cheers

[ezza]

[nobody]

lol

[ezza]

im serious as fuck.

please, please help me

got till next monday or i have to leave uni lol

[m8son666]

lol have you not finished the year yet?

[OGLemon]

nowaysj used an ipad in that one music video. maybe he knows a thing or 2

[ezza]

lol have you not finished the year yet?

retake

but if i fail it its my last chance at it and i havent got the student finance to resit it next year

so id have to quit lol

which IMO would be a blessing in disguise. i need some motivation to do sumut with myself

but at the same time i got 1 year left. i need to stick it out

[_ronzlo_]

Check out MobMuPlat.

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2014/ ... s-support/

[CreamLord]

Sounds long

[karmacazee]

Check out MobMuPlat.

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2014/ ... s-support/

Oh wow, nice 1

[karmacazee]

Do you just not understand the assignment, or can't you be arsed? lol

[ezza]

i dont understand it

i have no idea where to even start

[karmacazee]

i dont understand it

i have no idea where to even start

Ah. Tried asking a lecturer for some help/advice? A quick email might point you in the right direction.

It gives you some pretty good starting points in the brief. Come up with a plan before starting to actually work on the app. Get a pen and a sketch pad and brainstorm how you'd like it to look/operate/sound based on the criteria they've given you. Then run that past your tutor and just ask them what would be the best platform to build it on.

Maybe take some inspiration from some other apps in the app store. Loads of free drum machines on there. Just write down what you like about them, and what you'd improve, and what you dislike.

Obvs keep it simple. You won't get full marks for a resit, so just do a passable job.

[ezza]

yeah nice one for the reply

tbf though im not too bothered about how it works, or what it looks like etc, i just need to hit every bit of the criteria

my problem is i have no idea how to make it using code lol like no idea whatsoever

i do a music course and kinda just gave up on that module. its sooooooo long

[RKM]

imagine creating this for agent, taking your hundred, then watching powerlessly as he becomes a millionaire off your innovation

[_ronzlo_]

TBH, it sounds like you're really hoping it doesn't work out and you get set free from the obligations of Uni. Maybe I'm wrong though.

However, on the off chance you really are serious - this is about as cookiecutter as it gets, provided you don't get grilled too hard on the particulars of 'your' source code.

http://makeaudioapps.com

There's literally a project file that you can download for an existing drum machine app (like, already on the App Store).

If this is too much, you really should strike out on your own man.

[m8son666]

cant u just hand in one a m8 did when it was the assignment the first time?

[Molzie]

TBH, it sounds like you're really hoping it doesn't work out and you get set free from the obligations of Uni. Maybe I'm wrong though.

However, on the off chance you really are serious - this is about as cookiecutter as it gets, provided you don't get grilled too hard on the particulars of 'your' source code.

http://makeaudioapps.com

There's literally a project file that you can download for an existing drum machine app (like, already on the App Store).

If this is too much, you really should strike out on your own man.

Some solid advice

[soronery]

cant u just hand in one a m8 did when it was the assignment the first time?

this is not the worst idea. for one of my college programming projects i handed in something that was largely code that someone else had written and i bought off him for a case of beer. $18 well spent.

did rewrite a couple of his modules though to purposely put some specific errors. accompanying documentation then wrote itself as i had a v1.1 bug testing section that i could 'fix' the bugs i'd put in myself. got extra credit for troubleshooting my own program.

[ezza]

im just gonna try and do it lol

those sites that do it for you will make the code to good

its only spose to be simple

a welcome menu > 6 drum sounds > a page where you can change the volume and edit the sounds slightly

if i use one of them already built drum machine the code will be way better than what we're spose to know i reckon