In desperate love with our iPads, we left the iPhone apps languishing unmaintained. They don’t copy or paste, they don’t play well with others, they’re all still rocking 3G. Yet, they still tweak sounds quite strangely, and so gentle(ladies and)men, we will rebuild them!
This holiday season we’re cooking up a whole new series of strange toys for the iPhone, and when we launch in the months to come, the current crop will have to go. As of today, the free sample versions of our paid iPhone apps have been axed.
How can you get some strange samples, you ask? We’ve made the paid apps free!
Slice beat-juggling freakout is free!
Curtis Heavy granular glitchfest is free!
Sound Scope Space wave sculpting is free!
Spoke rhythm massage is free!
See you next year 
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Strange Solstice
Thursday, December 22nd, 2011Introducing Bite Me! for iPad
Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011We’re excited to announce that our first game has been approved for sale in the app store: Bite Me!. Feed the little creatures with your fingers and rush to keep up as they appear, disappear, and wiggle around. Download here or visit our new games site for more information. We are really proud of the design, music, and gameplay and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do :]
TSA at BArCMuT
Tuesday, October 6th, 2009Hello San Francisco! Lucas Kuzma will present current and future apps at the Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group meeting Wed. Oct 7, 2009 alongside other presentations for computer music enthusiasts.
Presentations will include:
- Ge Wang (Stanford CCRMA Assistant Professor and Smule CTO) will give a tour of TAPESTREA.
- Jorge Herrera (Stanford CCRMA graduate student) will demonstrate Flash Audio synthesis approaches.
- Lucas Kuzma of The Strange Agency will present his series of music applications for the iPhone. In addition to showcasing current and forthcoming apps, the talk will address making music on a mobile platform.
- SHARE San Jose is a group of technology-oriented musicians and visualists that meets monthly to jam, experiment, and talk. Tim Thompson will describe the group’s activities since its inception almost two years ago.