Sinevibes Organics Sound Expansion For Roland Fantom-G

Sinevibes has announced that the Organics sound expansion for Roland Fantom-G series is now available. This library is based on a custom sample bank and makes the Fantom-G sound much different than with the factory waveforms. All sounds have an organic, live character: featured are synths, basses, pads, atmospheres and motion sounds, as well as… Read More Sinevibes Organics Sound Expansion For Roland Fantom-G

New App Turns Your Phone Into A Virtual Roland TB303

The finger BassLine (App Store link) is a musical instrument for the iPhone and the iPod Touch that’s heavily inspired by the legendary Roland TB-303. It turns your iPhone/iPod touch into a monophonic synthesizer with built-in pattern-based step sequencer, and it’s priced at a bite-sized $3.99. Bassline doesn’t accurately duplicate a 303’s look or sound – but… Read More New App Turns Your Phone Into A Virtual Roland TB303

Montreal Trio Named Top Synth Composers In Canada

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGA9SaAXFEw A trio of up and coming electronic dance musicians from Montreal have been crowned the top synthesizer composers in Canada. FM Radio Gods, Montreal dance scene heavyweights, were judged the winners of the Roland Synthesizer Contest at the competition Finals held in Montreal last week. There sound blends minimal house, glitchy electro, trance and techno. Their video for… Read More Montreal Trio Named Top Synth Composers In Canada

Sample Library Captures Classic Sound Of BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Radiophonica (WFRP001) is the first title in UK sound designer Ian Boddy’s Waveforms series of independent downloadable sample libraries. Radiophonica provides a library of sounds that recall the BBC Radiophonic Workshops early work on seminal TV programmes like Doctor Who; as such, they embrace those appealing analogue, organic, retro scifi sounding characteristics of early synthesiser soundtracks. All 200 samples 24-bit/44.1kHz mono WAV, crossfade… Read More Sample Library Captures Classic Sound Of BBC Radiophonic Workshop