Teenage Engineering Turns the Google Pixel Into a Graphical Music Maker
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Teenage Engineering knows a thing or two about elevating music making into a design experience. And now its available on the Google Pixel.
If you’ve always dreamt of owning a Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field synth, but balked at its prohibitive price, you might be interested in checking out Google’s Pocket Operator for Pixel, a free music making app exclusively released for their Pixel devices in the Play Store. The app’s graphical system is reminiscent of Ray and Charles Eames’ body of work, characterized by the use of playtime-style combinations of colors, shapes, and symbols to simplify complex tasks into digestible bits welcoming experimentation. Google worked with Stockholm-based Teenage Engineering to utilize TensorFlow…
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