Support
Need help with using your ReBirth app? Here's where you will find documentation, tech FAQs, file upload and ReBirth User Forum.
Documentation
Full web documentation on how to use ReBirth. To start on your path to ReBirth mastery, this is where you start:
Documentation for ReBirth for iPad
Documentation for ReBirth for iPhone
Tech FAQ
Having problems using ReBirth, something you want to ask? Chances are that others have asked the same question and you may find what you need in the Frequently Asked Questions list:
ReBirth Frequently Asked Questions
User Forum
Do you want to talk to other ReBirth users? The ReBirth users forum over at www.propellerheads.se is the place to meet:
Upload song to iPhone
If you have songs that you have created with ReBirth 2.0.1 for Mac or PC that you want to move to your iPhone, use the nifty song upload service provided here:
For your iPad
For your iPhone or iPod Touch
2 x TB-303 Bassline synths
TR-808 Drum Machine
TR-909 Drum Machine
Pattern Controlled Filter
Distortion unit
Compressor
Mixer
5 user mods
Pattern sequencing
Full automation
Combine patterns to build songs
Share songs with other
ReBirth users
ReBirth is Back!
On your iPad and iPhone! Propellerhead Software's legendary Techno Micro Composer has been reincarnated. This time around, ReBirth takes the form of a seriously block rocking iPhone music app. Released in 1997 and discontinued in 2005, Propellerhead ReBirth was the first music software to reproduce the sound and behavior of those three classic Roland devices that defined the sound of early Techno and Acid House: the TB-303 Bassline Synth and the TR-808 and TR-909 Rhythm Composers.
With dual bass synths and pattern sequencers, two sets of drum machines plus FX and mixer sections, ReBirth gives you an extremely streamlined but very powerful music production environment. Every knob and button on ReBirth's devices can be tweaked and turned in real time, so when you plug your iOS device into that massive sound system, you're in charge everything from pattern selections to the depth of those nasty Acid filter squelches.
