The latest episode of the Art + Music + Technology podcast is an interview with electronic instrument designer Keith McMillen of Keith McMillen Instruments (KMI). McMillen has been active as an instrument designer for nearly thirty years. In that time, he has managed music technology departments at Gibson, Harmon Kardon and other companies and created a… Read More An Interview With KMI’s Keith McMillen
G-Stomper VA-Beast 4, Market Promo was uploaded by: G-Stomper Studio for Android
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Developer Matthias Frick – who created the Bluetooth over MIDI app MIDI LE – wants to take the technology to the next level. Here’s created sketches for the Arduino platform designed to connect USB MIDI devices to OS X and iOS wirelessly over Bluetooth. Here’s what he has to say about the video demo, embedded above:
Unfiltered Audio’s Sandman – Making Ambient Textures was uploaded by: Michael Hetrick
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWVjTdipZjo&list=PLBWOOO5zeHgfzAIsRlwic1-5k84hIZ5Dz Synth designer Rob Papen has released a couple of video sneak previews of his upcoming RAW synthesizer.
AudioThing has introduced Phase Motion – a new phaser plug-in, featuring up to 16 phasing stages. The Rate can be adjusted in Hertz or it can be synced to the host/DAW tempo. You can choose from 5 waveforms (sine, triangle, saw, square, random s&h) to modulate the phase, and you can tweak Depth and Feedback to… Read More AudioThing Intros Phase Motion 16-Stage Phaser For Mac, Windows
Loopy: Masterpiece Edition was uploaded by: ATastyPixel
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Developer Amedeo Farello has released MidiPatterns 2 – a major update to the multitrack, pattern-oriented, MIDI step sequencer for OS X. You can use MidiPatterns as a simple drum machine, or to handle complex multi-timbral, polyphonic scores, controlling multiple hardware and software synthesizers at once.
Cycling ’74 has released Max 7, the latest version of their visual programming system for audio and video. Cycling ’74 calls Max 7 a ‘visual programming language for media.’ It works on Mac (OS 10.7+) and Windows (7+), and supports a wide variety of hardware. Here are the details:
Liine today released Lemur – it’s open-ended multi-touch music controller platform – for Android. Lemur was originally a hardware controller – the JazzMutant Lemur. But, when Apple released the iPad, the dedicated hardware version was doomed. By 2011, the platform was reborn as a Lemur application. Now Liine has introduced Lemur for Android. But, while it’s… Read More Lemur Now Available For Android, Supported On Nexus 7
