Sequera from
Juno Ju-X on
Vimeo.
You might remember Sequera from the Indiegogo campaign previously posted
here (note the videos in that post have been removed). The App is now available on the App Store:
"The features:
* Concentrated, 8 track by 16 step grid (up to 32 steps).
* Super fast note composition, erasing and switching.
* Pitch transpose.
* Mechanical LED-look ruler.
* Note positional randomization.
* Another randomization feature for notes on the 8th track.
* Completely selectable steps to be looped.
Even More:
* Mute for each step and track individually.
* “Groove Pallet” handles note duration, velocity and timing of notes all in one place. Each element can be looped in different cycles.
* Selectable Midi note number and pitch-bend for each track as well as Midi channel. This combination utilizes micro-tuning too.
* “CC Mode” that sequences Midi-cc commands neatly.
* Memory function for note, duration, velocity and timing individually. Also Save function files those memory contents as two Single Files.
* Syncs via Midi beat clock with other devices and the timing lag follows to it.
* All works can be done on the single main window.
* Sensibly built for highest preciseness and accuracy even while optimized for realtime performance.
The advantage of using Sequera:
Sequera allows you to work on creating Midi sequences extremely fast like a hardware sequencer. Instead of making up an entire song, it is rather specializes in playing one instrument or short length composition with many different approaches.
Sequera is ideal for finding a unique melody, chord progression, experimental grooves, or impressive to comprehensive sound designing, and even more depending on your imagination!
Compatibility: Mac OSX 10.6 or above, 64Bit Processor."
On the Mac App Store:
Sequera - Juno Ju-X
"::: RARE! 1986 Emu Emulator II+ Model 6060 sampler/synthesizer ::: 
"Designed by a musician for musicians Drums by Asrodot brings a novel twist to drumming on the iPad. 
A drummer or a percussionist placed behind a wooden coffee table will soon discover many different sounds the table has to offer and use it to create stunning rhythms. Much to the joy of the drummer/percussionist, and possibly to the annoyance of the other people sitting at the table. The table metaphor has been used in the creation of Drums by Asrodot. Using the real estate of the iPad screen it has been made sure that every pixel sounds just a little bit different, which makes drumming on the iPad come to life. Want to create drumrolls with subtle accents every third note? Now you can.
This does not mean that Drums by Asrodot sounds like a coffee-table. The app comes loaded with six drum kits tailored for various styles of music. 
