Moogfest 2016: Bastl Instruments Intros bitRanger, ‘Patchable Handheld Analog Computer’

Bastl Instruments introduced a new product today at Moogfest 2016: the bitRanger, a handheld, patchable analog logic computer. Designer Peter Edwards (at right, in Tyrolean hat) a.k.a. Casper Electronics, says the bitRanger “brings together the legacy of the previous products debuted at Moogfest: the Moog Werkstatt and the [Teenage Engineering] Pocket Operator and bridges both… Read More Moogfest 2016: Bastl Instruments Intros bitRanger, ‘Patchable Handheld Analog Computer’

Native Instruments Releases Free Stems Software Developer Kit

Native Instruments has released the Stems Software Developer Kit (SDK) – a free toolkit for software and hardware developers, designed to make it easy to develop apps that can work with the Stems audio format. Stems is an open file format that lets you individually mix four different musical elements in a track, such as drums, bass, keys… Read More Native Instruments Releases Free Stems Software Developer Kit

Flux:: Releases BitterSweet Pro Frequency Dependent Transient Designer

Flux:: has released BitterSweet Pro v3, a frequency dependent transient designer effect. BitterSweet Pro provides the ability to process only a certain part of the frequency spectrum, making it act like a dynamic equalizer driven by Transients and/or Sustain. In addition, Transients and Sustain can be amplified or attenuated simultaneously or individually, and it can process either… Read More Flux:: Releases BitterSweet Pro Frequency Dependent Transient Designer

Focusrite Launches 58-in/64-out Red 4Pre Interface

Focusrite has launched the Red 4Pre, a new audio interface that they say is ‘the pinnacle of Focusrite’s interface range’. The 58-in/64-out Thunderbolt Red 4Pre interface combines four of Focusrite’s specially-developed digitally-controlled mic preamps, plus high-headroom instrument inputs, with dual Pro Tools HD DigiLink and Dante network audio connectivity.

Gestural Mixing With The KMI K-Mix, Leap Motion & Web MIDI

Keith McMillen Instruments shared this short demo of gestural mixing, using their K-Mix programmable mixer, a Leap Motion controller and Web MIDI. Whether or not you’re interested in gestural mixing, the video demonstrates how the K-MIx’s extensive MIDI support lets it be controlled just about any way that you want.