NEA Rhodes Chroma Polyphonic Aftertouch Demo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUsUUdKB-s0 This video demonstrates the New England Analog Polyphonic Aftertouch Upgrade for Rhodes Chroma.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUsUUdKB-s0 This video demonstrates the New England Analog Polyphonic Aftertouch Upgrade for Rhodes Chroma.
Source Audio has released the Nemesis Delay, a powerful stereo delay pedal, featuring 24 distinct effect engines, ranging from vintage tape, analog, and oil can delays to advanced pitch shifting, reverse, filter modulating, and rhythmic delays. The Source Audio Nemesis Delay features 56-bit processing, eight onboard presets, multiple delay taps, a hold function, tap tempo, full… Read More Source Audio Intros Nemesis Delay Stereo Effects Pedal
In this official Roland video, video game composer Petri Alanko discusses the modular synthesizers that he used in scoring the upcoming game Quantum Break.
DesignByPaul has introduced RS-08 – an 8-oscillator ribbon mono synth, with fine tunable chord memory. According to the developer, “RS-08 is a unusual synthesizer loosely inspired by the compositions of György Ligeti.”
Universal Audio has released three new direct developer plug-ins for UAD hardware and Apollo interfaces — the Brainworx bx_digital V3 EQ Collection, Sonnox Oxford Envolution, and the Marshall JMP 2203 Guitar Amplifier, developed by Softube. All three plug-ins are part of UAD Software v8.5, now available for download at the UA Online Store.
Day One by Rupert Lally Free Music Friday: Synthesist Ruper Lally has released an album of compositions, Day One, created almost entirely with a small Eurorack modular system, as a ‘Name your price’ release.
Korg has announced that it is offering a free Korg EXS Library with every Kronos Platinum purchase. In addition, for a limited time, you can receive a free EXS library with the purchase of a Kronos2. Here are the details:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYb0UvpOfI0 Here’s a sneak preview of the Remidi T8 – a MIDI controller that you wear on your hand as a glove, magnetically connected to a bracelet on your wrist which manages the settings. The device is Bluetooth-enabled, connecting to MIDI-compatible music and video software.
Developer Momo Miller let us know about a new project, Ableton Live iPad Editor. With the Ableton Live iPad Editor, you can control the scenes, volume, sends, recording etc., from your iPad. Or you switch to the step sequencer, where you can edit tracks or make new tracks. Here’s a video preview:
In the latest episode of Markus Fuller‘s teardown series, he takes a look inside the Waldorf Streichfett String Machine.