Share synth sounds via Twitter
Tweet your sonic creations
If you suddenly start to receive Tweets of seemingly randomly-generated numbers, don't worry: it's just someone sharing one of their new synth sounds.
Thanks to a new project called Tweet A Sound, it's now possible to create a sound in a freely downloadable application and send them off to Twitter. The app was created in Max/MSP and is currently Mac-only, but a Windows version is said to be in development.
If you want to give 'social sound design' a try, we'd recommend that you check out the getting started video below, but it all looks relatively straightforward. Tweet A Sound creator Andrew Spitz is keen to point out that, although experienced synth programmers will be at an advantage, everyone is invited to start sharing.
And let's face it, a Tweet containing a new sound is far more interesting than yet another from your mate telling you that he's just about to buy a sandwich.
(Via Create Digital Music)
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