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Cakewalk Beatscape Tutorial
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This video tutorial looks at using Cakewalk Beatscape. Part 2 below. Read more…
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D16 has introduced Nithonat – a vintage-style virtual drum machine.
While the picture above may have you thinking that it’s an awesome new piece of gear – it’s just another example of companies using awesome-looking 3D images to get you hyped about a piece of software.
Here are the details on Nithonat:
Nithonat is a classic drum machine box (606 emulation this time). All instruments are fully synthesized and with a way more advanced and extended sound shaping capabilities than its predecessor. Whole functionality of Nithonat is very similar to the other drum machines from D16 Group, which makes it very easy-to-use and creative instrument.
Nithonat has stunning GUI kept in the same fashion as well known Phoscyon’s interface. Since the both small brothers are back together shoulder to shoulder.
Nithonat is planned to be released as both VST and AU simultaneously. More information about it is coming soon.
Building Bangers on The Beat Thang: Basic Beatmaking Tutorial with Kang Boom Bap
Kang Boom Bap shows us how to build a bangin’ track on the Beat Thang.
Filmed in the suite at Winter NAMM 2009.
via BeatKangz
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Acidlab Miami Bassline TR-909 jam via pac209.
The Sequential Circuits Tom drum machine is a vintage 4-voice digital drum machine, released in 1985.
Tom includes 8 basic drum kit sounds: kick, snare, 2 toms, open / closed hat, clap and crash. The Sequential Circuits Tom had an interesting feature for an early drum machine; each sound could be dynamically allocated between the voices, so you could even use 4 copies of the same sound simultaneously.
Other features include the ability to play the sounds backwards, MIDI controllable parameters and support for sound cartridges, which lets you add 7 additional samples.
If you’ve used the Sequential Circuits Tom, leave a comment with your thoughts/ratings! Read more…
