Create great sounding and visually stunning performances with Sequence. Tap the circles on the screen to set a sound, when the beat marker goes over it, it plays the sound for that layer. There are 16 sound layers each with it’s own special effect. Modify the BPM (Beats per minute), reverse, play/pause buttons. By mixing sounds on different layers you can create great audio and visual experiences.

A website special made for iPhone / iPod Touch users people can watch all the family guy seasons for free on their iPhone or iPod Touch!

Rock Legend uses the acceleration of the device to simulate guitar strumming. To get away from messing with buttons, we’ve built in a chord sequencer so all you need to do is shake the device in various ways to get different guitar sounds and rock like a great air guitarist (posing guaranteed)!

BeatMaster is an application for all professional musicians. It is made to develop good and solid sense of rhythm in yourself by listening the metronome click on “off-beat” timing. The click notes of BeatMaster are NEVER played on “downbeat”. All the click notes of BeatMaster are always played on “off-beat” timing with 8th or 16th note feel. Feel the downbeat by yourself with those guidance notes played by BeatMaster. If you keep training with this style, you will surely get good and solid sense of rhythm.

TUBEspoke for iPhone and iPod touch lets you create your very own beSpoken TV by defining the video tags you are interested in. It’s as easy as defining your keywords of interest and sync with YouTube to get the latest videos of YOUR interest. It also lets you keep links to your favourites videos to see them over and over.

Metal(z) Videos is a website aggregating the best official metal and rock music videos. Now, a custom Ipod/Iphone interface is automatically presented to visitors using their mobile devices.

Metal-voiced irony as this Dalek app exterminates the catchphrases of everyone from Charlton Heston to Bart Simpson! “Exterminate” is a sound machine featuring the iconic Daleks from the BBC\’s Doctor Who television series. It allows the user to choose from a variety of classic phrases from popular culture and hear them spoken as a Dalek might say them. For the uninitiated, Daleks are cyborgs whose characteristic heavily modulated, screeching voices are instantly recognizable to several generations of fans. The Dalek in the app screams user-selectable phrases such as “Eat my shorts,” “Talk to the hand,” and many more – the result is, apparently, quite funny.