Musikmesse 2009
Musikmesse 2009, being held in Frankfurt am Main from April 1-4, 2009, is the world's leading trade fair for musical-instruments, music software, computer hardware, sheet music and accessories. It's Europe's answer to The NAMM Show, so manufacturers save many of their best product introductions for the event.
For the four days of the fair, manufacturers, dealers and professional, semi-professional and amateur musicians meet in Frankfurt am Main to discover the latest product innovations.
We'll have the latest gear news from the show - so bookmark this page, if you want to keep up with the latest introductions from the 2009 Frankfurt Musicmesse!
Articles about Musikmesse 2009:
This video is an official Roland demo video of the Roland C-230 Classic Keyboard at Musikmesse 2009.
via RolandChannel:
A treasure trove of classical organs and instruments in a compact cabinet, the new C-230 is an elegant addition to any home, church, or music venue. An instantly selectable library of instruments is onboard, including coveted classical organ and bass tones, harpsichords, fortepiano, celesta, and more. The internal amplification system provides high-quality output, with two satellite speakers and RSS ambience technology for immersive, rich sound.
This is a quick tour of L.L. Electronics gear at Musikmesse 2009, featuring the Oddulator and RozzBox. Read more…
Musikmesse 2009 update: Hercules has released the DeeJay Trim 4&6, a USB Audio Interface built for advanced DJ’s who already have a DJ control surface but no audio interface.
The DeeJay Trim 4×6 not only provides you with an extra USB hub that prevents compatibility issues on some laptops, but also offers a way to preview, talk over and export your mixes. The DeeJay Trim 4&6 will be available in June 2009 for the suggested retail price $249.99. Read more…
JUNO-G Version 2.0 Synthesizer
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Filed under: Free Music Software, Keyboard Synthesizers, Samplers
Roland has announced version 2 of its JUNO-G workstation, available as a free download for owners of the original model.
The software upgrade adds user sampling and sample-pad triggering to the feature set, letting you expand your sound library. Using the external input, you can capture audio from a microphone, a CD/MP3 player, etc., and assign the recorded sound to a front-panel button where it can be triggered like a pad.
New Features
- User sampling and waveform editing now available with Version 2
- Stores up to 9,000 samples (user: 2,000, card: 7,000)
- Sample triggering from the six buttons below the LCD screen
- 12 samples can be assigned simultaneously to the buttons (6 samples x 2 groups)
- Version 2 available to all JUNO-G owners via free download!
If you’ve used version 2, leave a comment with your thoughts! Read more…
