Can a metronome be something to get excited about?
That’s the question raised by this reader review of Metronomics HD - a ‘ridiculously flexible rhythm monster’, created by John Nastos for Mac, iOS, and Android. Continue reading
Can a metronome be something to get excited about?
That’s the question raised by this reader review of Metronomics HD - a ‘ridiculously flexible rhythm monster’, created by John Nastos for Mac, iOS, and Android. Continue reading
Inear Display has released Oxymore - a delay plugin with stutter, lowpass filter and modulation effects thrown in the feedback signal path. It can be used to generate classic delay effects as well as wild signal mutations.
Here are the details: Continue reading
SineVibes has introduced a pair of new audio effects for Mac OS X:
See the SineVibes site for details and audio demos.
Kilohearts has introduced Disperser – a new audio effect, for Mac & Windows, that lets you rotate the phases of your signal to create frequency sweeps.
According to the company, “Disperser smears high energy transients through space and time without modifying the gain of the sound. The result is a different take on transient shaping or, when used at extreme settings, an effect capable of shaping the sounds in ways you didn?t know you wanted to do.” Continue reading
Kirnu has announced version 1.0 of Cream, a powerful MIDI performer VST/AU plugin for Windows and Mac.
Here’s what they have to say about Cream: Continue reading
Developer Taylor Holliday has released Audulus 2.0, available now for both Mac and iPad.
Audulus is a user-friendly modular synthesis app. The update introduces a Math Expression Node, A Timing Mode, enhanced optimization, and a new Audulus Store.
Here is a video preview of the changes in Audulus 2.0: Continue reading