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Free Music Software: inudge is a severely addictive browser-based matrix synthesizer that you can steal from here or the inudge site and embed in your web site, blog or social media profile:

Nudge is a virtual-instrument widget designed for self-expressive online music making & sharing. It’s fun and simple to use and you don’t need to know a single thing about producing music to make your own individual songs in minutes!

It’s a great example of what’s currently possible with browser based music software.

inudge was created by Hobnox, the developers of AudioTool, the browser based virtual studio.

via WireToTheEar

 

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Remember ToneMatrix – Andre Michelle’s addictive-like-crack Flash audio sequencer?

It’s been added to AudioTool, the browser-based virtual studio:

We have release a small update of the AudioTool and included André’s ToneMatrix. Some features that have been implemented in the last weeks are online as well. Removing an effect for instance will not destroy the cables. The desktop scales now without interrupting the audio output and various other performance tweaks have been made.

Here’s an example of what this glossy bit of Flash yumminess can do:

Kiss an hour of your life goodbye, right about now. Here’s the link.

 

http://www.vimeo.com/3163287

This video demos AudioTool, controlled via MIDI by a JazzMutant Lemur.

If that’s not geektacular enough, the Lemur is mapped to the Rasselbock and the Kobolt.

There are also two loop players involved.

 

HobNox is running a contest to promote its browser-based virtual studio, AudioTool. You can check out the contest details here.

But this bizarre promo ad is enough to give you nightmares!

Are you getting inspired to make music? Let me know what you think!

via Mark Mosher on Twitter

 

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This is a quick video demonstrating control of the HobNox AudioTool virtual studio using a giant touchscreen monitor.

Do you think this represents the future of music studios?

via martinrichardking

 

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