The alleviation for a song can surface whether or not your full plant is available, and Roland has a result for those spur-of-the- moment sessions. The music colonist has introduced a free Zentracker app for Android and iOS that serves as a multitrack archivist for improvisational performances. You can add unlimited tracks (it defaults to four in the name of simplicity), draw on 200 audio circles and apply 16 audio goods while using familiar features like beat matching and looping.
You can save tracks to OneDrive, and Google Drive is” coming soon.”The app is free as long as you have a Roland account, although Roland nudges you toward a Cloud subscription by limiting some goods, circle packets, stem exports and other features to paying guests. You will probably want a mixer like the Go MixerPro-X to make the utmost of Zentracker, too.
There is an app for further formal products. Roland is releasing a TR-Editor desktop app ( below) that serves as a companion for machines like the TR-6S and TR-8S. You can browse sounds, program beats and tweak parameters from the comfort of your computer screen. While we are staying on launch details as we write this, the software could be handy if you find the TR-series’on- device interface too clumsy.