Category: Computer Music

Free Sample Library Features Full Uncut Abstract Material

UnitOvOne has released the first in a planned series of free sample packs , UOO Samples Series 001. UOO Samples Series 001 starts things off with ‘a plethora of full uncut abstract material’ from the workbench of Dustin E. with “DIY Demons1?: Confounded from circuit bent toys from Camp Grey Skull, this pack includes 8 full… Read More Free Sample Library Features Full Uncut Abstract Material

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Is The DAW Dead?

Is the DAW dead? That’s the question raised by a post at Digital Music Doctor. The Doctor argues that innovation has slowed in the world of digital audio workstations: We recently updated our Digital Audio Workstation Shootout to incorporate the changes in Avid Pro Tools 9 and Cakewalk Sonar X1. These new versions mark the first… Read More Is The DAW Dead?

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The Future Of MIDI Music – In 1986!

[googlevideo]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2004591385588234774[/googlevideo] This episode of The Computer Chronicles, from 1986, is just about the best thing ever. Not only does it explain how to “Get Funky With MIDI”, but it’s sponsored by Leading Edge, where you can get Hayes-compatible 1200 baud modems. The show is 30 minutes long and takes a fairly deep look at technology… Read More The Future Of MIDI Music – In 1986!

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NAMM Preview: Open Labs Intros SoundSlate Pro Music Computer

Open Labs is introducing the SoundSlate Pro rack-mountable music computer at the 2011 NAMM Show. Here’s what they have to say about the SoundSlate Pro: The SoundSlate PRO combines the latest in computer technolgy with proprietary software and design, delivering the next logical evolution in integrated music-creation and open-platform innovation. The SoundSlate PRO is your… Read More NAMM Preview: Open Labs Intros SoundSlate Pro Music Computer

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