Mobile music blog Palm Sounds is celebrating their 4th birthday in style, with a sweet mobile music-making synth cake. I’ve got no idea what app that cake frosting is running but it’s pretty clear that there is some tasty mobile music making involved. If you’re not familiar with Palm Sounds, its constantly updated with info… Read More Blow This! Synth Cakes Go Mobile
Ohm Studio real time collaborative music workstation was uploaded by: OhmForceSoftware
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Ever wonder what your website or blog would sound like as bad electronic music? Now you can find out with CodeOrgan – an online service that generates music out of the content of Web pages. CodeOrgan analyzes the text of pages and turns it into music using an algorithm that determines the key, synth style… Read More Turn Your Website Into Bad Electronic Music With CodeOrgan
Moog Music has introduced a new Website focusing on the Moog Taurus 3 bass synthesizer, TaurusBass.com. The microsite is intended as a gathering place for owners and future owners of the Moog Taurus 3, and features videos about the work that went into creating the bass synth, audio samples, a forum and more.
Music networking startup MusicianLink has introduced the jamLink – an Internet audio interface enabling musicians to play in sync from multiple locations across town or hundreds of miles apart. The jamLink delivers CD-quality audio and works with guitars, bass, keyboards, drums and vocals – basically any instrument or mic that has a 1/4” instrument output.… Read More New jamLink Audio Interface Lets You Jam Over The Internet
OT: Some days, you get Dave Smith Instruments’ Prophet ’08. Some days, you get Ableton Live 8. And some days, you get Two You Tube Videos And A Motherfucking Crossfader, a site that turns your web browser and your favorite YouTube dance tracks a rudimentary DJ setup. Use the twin search fields to help cue… Read More Two YouTube Videos And A Motherfucking Crossfader
Mark Mosher put up a post today celebrating the 4th birthday of his electronic music blog, Modulate This! According to Mosher, in the last year “the blog experienced non-linear growth in page views and subscribers.” Non-linear growth is good. And, while I’d like to think the growth is because of “the Synthtopia effect” (server-killing waves… Read More Modulate This! Turns 4 And Is Experiencing “Non-Linear” Growth
Create Your own “Synthetic Symphony”, with Nick’s Online Synthesizer. via richarddevine
We’ve criticized a couple of misguided web site redesigns recently, but Peter Kirn at Create Digital Music beat us to the punch on the strangely familiar new Behringer site: Look out: Behringer, already a notorious rip-off artist, is taking the “first step in [the] company’s reinvention of online presence.” I shudder to think what the… Read More Separated At Birth? Apple.com & Behringer’s New Website
Roland has a new Web site, Roland Connect, to introduced its Fall lineup of new gear. It’s worth checking out, but you may find the new site frustrating, because of some bad Web design decisions. Like the way they present their new lineup: This is new gear, right? So, how is someone supposed to know… Read More New Roland Connect Site Features New Gear, Mind-Numbingly Bad Web Design
