"Tokyo, April 27, 2010 SkyLight, Japanese techno music label, announced a new musical keyboard software for iPad, Hex OSC Full.Hex OSC Full has substantial 4-octave keys which are designed to meet the needs of musicians who have been waiting for the real keyboard software. It can expand the repertoires of performers. Besides, transmitting signals to OSC/MIDI devices give inexhaustible variety of sounds.
Hex OSC Full is developed by joint project of SkyLight and Denryoku Label. This creative team provides the following advantages;
- Variety of built-in sounds - Hex OSC Full allows you to play your music anywhere anytime.
- Seamless transposing – Hex OSC Full provides the most comfortable position for your play.
- Control of OSC/MIDI supported hardware and software – Hex OSC Full becomes a controller of your favorite synth. (To control MIDI devices, Hex OSC Full requires a conversion from OSC to MIDI. A patch for signal transmitting is available on our website.)
Product for iPad :Hex OSC Full
Regular price : US$15.99
Special offer : US$9.99 – This offer ends May 1st, 2010.
It is available for immediate download through iTunes Store web site at [link]
Denryoku Label is post techno and live techno label in Tokyo, Japan. atnr, and KOKURITSU (belonged artists) are creating built-in sounds for Hex application series. Another belonged artist, Nyolfen, is going to release his piece at beatport on 5th May. For more information about Denryoku Label, visit http://denryokulabel.com/
SkyLight based in Tokyo, Japan is a creative team for software development.
More product information is available on
http://www.sky-light.jp/hex/en/"
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