Splice introduces Beat Maker
Build and share your own beats
Cloud-based music making platform Splice has introduced a new program called Beat Maker.
Beat Maker allows users to access, build and share beats with other users through a cloud. The sequencer's display consists of a simple stretch of buttons that can be used to adjust rhythm and swap samples. Beat Maker is also compatible with Splice Sound, a program that gives subscription holders access to samples. Musicians such as Lex Luger and Pegboard Nerds have contributed pre-made beats to the program that can be sequenced and sampled freely as well.
Beat Maker can be tried out for free here.
DeForrest Brown is Mixmag's East Coast Editor. Follow him on Twitter
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