
Flipspark
Creative prompt cards for music producers, on iPhone
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You fire up the studio. Blank project, no idea where to start, and an overwhelming number of options in front of you. Or you're mid session and you've hit a wall. Flipspark is a deck of creative prompt cards for music producers, on your iPhone. Draw and combine cards to find unexpected combinations of your own gear and techniques. There are no rules, only constraints that point you somewhere new. Inspiration Shuffle all four suits for a full track brief in seconds. Element, Instrument, Pattern, Effects. Nearly 50,000 combinations, most of them ones you would never have reached for on your own. Education Tap any card to flip it over. On the back is a worked example: how to actually pull the idea off, what to listen for, and what to do when it isn't sitting right. You pick up technique while you're getting unstuck. Gamification Reroll any single card until the combination clicks. Draw one suit when you only need one idea. Take the daily card off your home screen widget as the day's challenge. Got a buddy in the studio? Take turns drawing, put a time limit on it, and see who does something better with what they're dealt. The suits - Element: the fundamental parts of a track - Instrument: the sound source - Pattern: an approach to the melody or beat - Effects: ideas for shaping and mixing the sound - Inspire: abstract "what if" sparks for any creative work Make it yours Write your own prompts into any suit and they shuffle in with the rest of the deck. In the deck - 96 cards across four suits, plus 82 Inspire sparks - A home screen widget with a fresh prompt every day - Works fully offline. No account, no sign in, nothing collected $0.99 on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6788594097
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Flipspark is for the blank-project moment. Shuffle a brief, flip any card for a worked example, or write your own prompts. What would you make from the first combo you draw?