Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Video Star for iOS: Create & Share Your Own Lip-synced Music Video. Singing Ability Not Necessary

From Social Times:

What if you wanted to star in a music video but had a couple of missing pieces: The ability to sing and a band, for example. A 99 cent app for the iPhone and iPad may be able to help you with this situation. Video Star lets you select from a song from your own library and then create a music video of you lipsyncing that can include:

- Multiple video scenes
- Frames for the video
- Real-time video effects that can be combined

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Make Music Videos on Your iOS Device with Video Star

From Run Around Tech:

There is a new application available in the app store that allows you to record your very own music videos. This application is called Video Star, the app is centered around the idea that making your own music videos can be easy. The developers of Video Star have made it just that, all you have to do is select a song, record a video in sync with the music, and if you want add video effects on the fly. Another feature that really catches my attention is the integration of YouTube uploading, and sharing via Facebook, Twitter, and email. 

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Create Your Own Music Videos with Video Star App

From GearDiary:

Back in the day, there used to be music on MTV. Those days are, alas, long gone, but no matter: if you want to make your own music videos, “there’s an app for that.” Yup; the new Video Star app lets you take music from your iPhone, utilize your iPhone’s camera, and go to town.

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Video Star review

From iPhoneAppReviews.net:

 Video Star is an amazingly simple app that allows users to create their very own fan-made music videos filled with special effects, editing tools and a streamlined utility to upload the finished video to YouTube, an email account or to your iTunes account.

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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Video Review: Coverjam Pro for iOS

From RunAroundTech:

Simply listening to your music is so “old-school.” Step into the future with Coverjam.

This iOS app creates of photographic slide show for each song you listen to and displays the pictures as you listen. Once you load the app onto your iOS device of choice you can opt to start playing music directly from within the app or from the built in iPod instead.


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Go Beyond Basic Album Artwork With Coverjam

From AppAdvice:

Music album artwork can be pretty cool sometimes, but looking at the same album cover over and over thousands of times tends to get tiresome. Electric Pocket has just the cure, a new iOS app that displays recent live performance, backstage, rare, user created tribute images and more to your favorite music artists.

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Coverjam Pro brings artists' pictures to their music on iOS

From Macworld:

Ever wish you could see photos of your favorite bands and musicians while listening to their music? Electric Pocket Limited has launched Coverjam Pro, an app to do just that.

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Coverjam Gives Each iOS Song Its Own Little Slideshow

From GottaBeMobile:

Coverjam is one of those iOS apps that, once you hear about it, you’re surprised that nobody had thought of it before. The new app by Electric Pocket uses the combined powers of Instagram and Flickr to provide each audio track with its own unique slideshow.

The idea behind Coverjam is one of those that’s both simple and creative enough that it just might find a following with iOS users. It’s a fun new way to experience your music. How often do you come across something that can do that?

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Coverjam for iOS creates Instagram and Flickr-powered slideshows of your favorite bands

From The Next Web:

Earlier this week, we wrote about British band the Vaccines using Instagram to crowdsource the creation of its new music video. Today, we bring you Coverjam, a new iOS app that automatically taps into tagged images on Instagram and Flickr to create slideshows which run in tandem when an artist’s music is playing on your portable device.

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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

BugMe! updated, now universal app for iPhone and iPad

From TiPb:


BugMe!, the “Original Sticky Note App,” has received a nice little update and now offers a universal binary for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. In case you are unfamiliar with BugMe!, here is a quick description:
BugMe! for iOS lets users jot quick notes and doodles – with their finger as the pen – just like a digital sticky note. BugMe! also offers keyboard support, allowing users to type longer notes they would otherwise be scribbling with their finger. BugMe!’s notes can be organized for reference, and even shaken into place. Users can set an alarm time on each note and BugMe! will sound the alarm and show a reminder when the task is due. The BugMe! Badges display how many of these notes are now due.
The update is already available in the App Store, free for previous users and only $1.99 for new users. Check out the update and let us know how you like using it on the iPad!

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