Protein Der Klang for Pc

This is a really fun sample playing beast. With the fancy beatmakers that have been coming out I think it has been overlooked by allot of people. This is a fantastic live performance instrument!

This is worth a purchase for the repeater effect alone, best one I have heard.

This app could use some slight improvements but it is an ingenious piece of software. It has that 'magic' you can't put your finger on. No matter what you throw at it, the results are very musical. The interface is very pleasing and fun to work with, and I figured out what everything does in hardly any time at all without the built-in manual. I did look around trying to find an answer to another reviewer's statement concerning the inability to edit samples. It doesn't seem like you can actually edit samples you recorded yourself, but you can adjust gain and cue points. This would be irrelevant if the developer would kindly add Audiobus support (please!). Audiocopy would be nice too. Other than that, the only thing I noticed that interrupted my workflow was I kept forgetting where certain menus and functions were. I think an option to switch through different 'pages' within the app by swiping the bottom of the screen would be awesome. Lastly, I think it would be pretty rad if you could assign some of the boxes on the main page (where you launch clips) to different FX, or to the various clip manipulation tools, so you could perform a bit of everything at once when you need to. I could go on forever praising this app but I have things to do. Thanks to the developer for this fantastic little music box.

I really like PDK. Makes it easy to try out music ideas. How I use it: I make a variety of loops on my OP-1 or on one of my iOS apps and transfer them into PDK. Then I can just start trying out loops and see how they sound together. Once I get a great combination down, I just record it all. It really gels with my workflow. I only have a couple wishes to make it more incredible: 1. The ability to control the "pads" and groups via MIDI (and MIDI sync/start/stop of course) 2. The ability to select the end of the loop. (you can currenty select the start only). The only other thing that I think is a bug is after a while the loops seem to drift (There is a button to re-sync the loops) even if the loops are exactly the same length and BPM and don't drift in other apps/software. Can't wait to see what he does with it.