Apple today announced it has teamed up with Ford Motor Company, General Motors and Mazda to deliver seamless iPod integration across the majority of their brands and models, making it easy for iPod users to enjoy and control their iPod’s sound through their car stereo system. With the addition of these models, more than 70… Read More Apple: More than 70 Percent of 2007 Cars will have iPod Support
Propellerhead Software today announced Reason Pianos ReFill. Reason Pianos provides three highly realistic, infinitely shapeable pianos that exploit Reason 3.0’s Combinator device. Reason Pianos were recorded using multiple microphones, leaving the mixing and shaping of the piano sound to the user. A large selection of Combinator presets ranging from basic microphone setups to wide multi-mic… Read More Propellerhead Software Announces Reason Pianos ReFill
Livid has introduced new video clip refills for vjs and others looking for royalty-free video clips for mixing and presentation. Livid provides the options of an instant download of the 320×240 or full-resolution video available on DVD. Features: High quality loops 36 loops per collection Instantly download 800×600* (30fps) on DVD 320×240 (30fps) DOWNLOAD 4:3… Read More Livid Intros New Video Refills
Ableton has released version 5.2.1 of Live, their program for recording, jamming, composing, and sound design, and included in this release is native support for Frontier Design Group’s TranzPort, the first wireless remote controller for computer-based studios. With TranzPort, Live users can quickly launch scenes, jump to markers, adjust loop points, change tempo, and toggle… Read More Live Gets Tranzport Support
AlgoMusic has announced updates to several of its software synthesizers, and a summer sale. The M51galaxy VSTI version 1.1 Description: Long in development, the M51 has finally arrived to our own galaxy. Sporting custom modules and hybrid synthesis along with rythmic algorithmic generators,the M51 can be used for anything from ambientspace to high techno trance… Read More AlgoMusic Announces Updated Synths, Reduced Prices
Axehole has a look at the strange world of Internet techno videos. Videos include kids dancing techno, half-naked dudes dancing techno, penguins dancing techno, batman dancing techno and even some hot babes dancing techno. And a gimp:
Nucleus Soundlab has released Viral Outbreak Volume One, the first in a series of sample libraries based on the sounds of the Virus* TI hardware synthesizer. Using the power of extensive 96khz multisampling, manual looping and professional preset design Nucleus SoundLab brings the TI sound to your sampler! Viral Outbreak Volume One is available now… Read More Nucleus SoundLab Releases Viral Outbreak
The Patch King; AKA; Kid Nepro Productions has been known for many years as a developer of synth patches and digital samples. Now the Kid has added a large inventory of used music gear to their web site. Now listed at kidnepro.com are hundreds of hardware items for sale including; Keyboards, Computers and Computer Accessories,… Read More The Kid Gets Hard
Like lo-fi, 8-bit music? Blibb Blobb, the Chiptune Podcast, features 8-bit music from classic 80’s gear, like Commodore 64 and Atari computers. The podcast features nothing but unadulterated 8-bit madness. If you want to check it out, add this URL to your podcast client, (such as iTunes): http://members.inode.at/severin.stefan.kittl/blibbblobb/feed/rss.xml via the Electronic Music Podcast Directory at… Read More Podcast Features 8-Bit Music Madness
At the 2006 Summer NAMM Session, KeyToSound released a new free virtual synthesizer, Remedy. KeyToSound also showed NexSyn, a powerful virtual synthesizer. Remedy is a free software synthesizer that runs as a VST on Windows XP or as a VST and AU on a PowerPC. According to KeyTosound, the Universal Binaries are coming soon. “Download… Read More 2006 NAMM Update: KeyToSound Releases Free Remedy Synthesizer
