Apogee Now Compatible With Logic Pro X Audio Interface Remote Controls

Apogee has announced the availability of new software installers that provide compatibility with the audio interface remote controls recently introduced in Logic Pro X 10.1 and Logic Remote 1.2. Translated, that means that Logic users who use the Apogee Duet, ONE, Quartet, Ensemble or Symphony I/O now can adjust hardware input parameters directly from the… Read More Apogee Now Compatible With Logic Pro X Audio Interface Remote Controls

Cakewalk Releases Sonar “Braintree” Content

Cakewalk has announced their new Braintree release for Sonar Artist, Professional, and Platinum member/subscribers. Cakewalk recently debuted a new membership/subscription program, which gives Sonar users “regular access to new features, enhancements, and content.” The recent Braintree* release addresses improvements requested by the community, and includes new content that complements Sonar’s “rich feature set” with a… Read More Cakewalk Releases Sonar “Braintree” Content

Ueberschall Offers Free Elastik Sample Library

Sample library-maker Ueberschall is offering a free soundbank for use with their Elastik sample player. Ueberschall’s Elastik sample-player (also a free download) is a toolkit for music producers who work with audio loops. The free Ueberschall soundbank works for Ueberschall’s sample player Elastik. It contains parts of Construction Kits from 16 different Ueberschall sample libraries… Read More Ueberschall Offers Free Elastik Sample Library

Updated Koushion 4.2 Now Available

Developer Ian Wagner let us know that Koushion – his step sequencer app for iOS – has been updated to version 4.2. Here’s what new in Koushion 4.2: Per-step gate and velocity editing Embedded app manual viewer for offline reference Minor UI tweaks to improve accessibility to frequently accessed controls

Flashback Friday: The Great Synthesizer Showdown Of 1985

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4p7VIE9jQk The 27th Annual Grammy Awards, held thirty years ago, on Feb 26, 1985, featured an all-synth performance by the epic lineup of Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, Thomas Dolby, and relative newcomer Howard Jones. The performance has been described as “The most ’80s thing that ever happened. Ever.”