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Abstract: Traxxpad: Portable Studio is exactly what it says it is, it's a program that allows you to create your own music/beats on your PlayStation Portable. Before we get into talking about the game it's important that you understand that this is not game, Tra...
Published: 2007-08-16, Author: James , review by: Geek.com
Abstract: The PSP is many things to many people. Gaming device, portable multimedia center… useless brick. Well, add portable studio to the list. Traxxpad is more like a computer-based music program than anything I’ve seen on a portable device. It has...
Abstract: There is no doubt that graphics are not the highlight of this title, nor should they be. Traxxpad is all about making music in the most functional way that one can on the PSP. Bottom-line is that what is offered on the screen is clean, readable and qui...
Traxxpad is an interesting application for creating songs or techno sounding beats. There is something here if you’re interested in creating music on your PSP but this is not for the quick and easy music buff....
Learning curve can be steep; no true cut-and-paste support.
In 1999, Codemasters released MTV Music Generator for the original PlayStation. For its time, it was a remarkably robust music-editing app that turned a small cadre of gamers into amateur techno artists overnight. Yes, the interface was clunky, there w...
Abstract: First, let me make one thing clear: Traxxpad is not a game. It has no story, no characters, no enemies, and no environments to explore. It also has no objectives or rewards, at least not in the traditional video-game sense of the words. So, what is Tra...
Abstract: Since its premiere, the PSP has been promoted as not only a gaming platform but an entertainment device. From watching movies to viewing pictures to listening to music, the PSP has long been intended as an all-in-one media playback device. But with Tra...
