How To Make A Synth Patch Out Of Any Sound
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Category: Computer Music
Artiphon Instrument 1 First Look
Artiphon, Multi-Instrument | TechCrunch At CES 2013 was uploaded by: techcrunch
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Arpeggionome Pro + GarageBand Minimalism
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Focusrite Intros Scarlett 18i20 At 2013 NAMM Show
2013 NAMM Show: Focusrite has announced the Scarlett 18i20 – a new audio interface that offers 18 inputs and 20 outputs.
Way Out Ware’s Synth X On Ion All Star Guitar
Here’s an informal demo video, via programmer Jim Heintz, showing his SynthX 2 being used with the Ion AllStar Guitar MIDI controller. With SynthX being used in this mode, you can change tunings and string assignment to increase its flexibility.
Samplr Gets The Old In-Out AudioBus Action
Developer Marcos Alonso has updated Samplr – his multitouch sampler app for the iPad – adding AudioBus support. Here’s what’s new in version 1.2 of Samplr: Audiobus Input and Output. See http://audiob.us for more information. AIFF files support. Background Audio to play along other apps.
New Zivix Jamstik Makes The MIDI Guitar Portable
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Nektar Panorama Now Supports Cubase
Nektar, the company known for the Panorama P4 and P6 USB controller keyboards for Propellerhead’s Reason, have announced Panorama integration with Steinberg’s DAW Cubase. Here’s what they have to say about it:
Beatoven Lets You Cook Up Some Beats
Beatoven is a tangible music controller project that lets users ‘cook’ with beats, using objects as ‘ingredients’ to be mixed.
Livid Brain Jr. Lets You Build Your Own MIDI Controller
This demo video, via Livid Instruments, demonstrates how you can use their Brain Jr. MIDI micro controller to create your own custom MIDI controller. The Brain Jr provides a compact device for connecting sensors, switches, LEDs, and more. A single USB connection powers Brain Jr. and provides driverless, class-compliant MIDI communication to your computer.
