27 August 2011:

Christian Bacaj has released version 1.1.1 of Electronic Piano Synthesizer for iPad. The update adds the ability to record your performances, iTunes File Sharing, and the ability to copy audio to pasteboard, as well as many more improvements and bug fixes.

What’s new:

• Recorder (up to 6 minutes in 16-bit 44.1 kHz recording quality)
• iTunes file sharing
• Copy audio to pasteboard
• 25% reduced sound engine latency on iPad 1
• 75% reduced sound engine latency on iPad 2
• MIDI Sustain pedal support
• iPod or other music can run in background
• Better oscilloscope performance
• Set to sleep bugfix

 

The Electronic Piano Synthesizer (EPS) is the world first piano synthesizer for the iPad. Based on a 32bit realtime sound engine, the sounds were computed on the fly, no samples were used.

The EPS gives you possibilities you don´t have with any other Piano or EPiano on the iPad. You can change the sound while you play on the keyboard and hear the changes immediately. That is what you need to tweak your own sounds. The main use for EPS is EPiano sounds, but you can also make sounds like bass, brass , bells, chimes, toms, vibraphone…

For more information about Electronic Piano Synthesizer (EPS), or to leave a comment to let the developer know what you’d like to see in future updates, click here.

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