Who Needs A Kinect? Eye Synth OSC Lets You Make Music With Your Web Cam For $.99

Can’t afford to drop $150 on a Kinect so that you can experiment with gestural music control? How about $.99? Dustin O’Connor’s Eye Synth OSC is a $.99 Mac app, available in the App Store, that lets you use an i-sight or web camera to make music based on motion. Eye Synth OSC splits your camera… Read More Who Needs A Kinect? Eye Synth OSC Lets You Make Music With Your Web Cam For $.99

The Schmidt Analog Synthesizer – The Expensive Muscle-Car Monster Synth That You’ve Been Waiting For

One thing we’ve heard loud and clear in the comments on this year’s Musikmesse posts is that Synthtopia readers are really wanting to see new analog gear. iPad music apps can be cool and it’s good to see companies pushing the limits of what’s possible with digital keyboard workstations. But how about some incredible new… Read More The Schmidt Analog Synthesizer – The Expensive Muscle-Car Monster Synth That You’ve Been Waiting For

Pro Tools MP 9 Gets You Started With The Industry Standard DAW For $300

Musikmesse 2011: Avid has introduced Pro Tools MP 9 – a new version that lets you get started with Pro Tools for $300. Avid also announced all-new bundles that combine Pro Tools MP 9 software with select M-Audio interfaces. Pro Tools MP 9 leverages the same core functionality found in Avid’s Pro Tools software and… Read More Pro Tools MP 9 Gets You Started With The Industry Standard DAW For $300

Korg Monotribe Video Preview – Is This The Budget 303?

Musikmesse 2011: We’ve added several video previews to our previous Korg Monotribe introduction post. This one, though, via Nick at Sonic State, definitely deserves a look, because it delivers the goods. The Korg Monotribe is looking more and more like it could be the budget 303. We’re not sure, though, because Korg hasn’t released official… Read More Korg Monotribe Video Preview – Is This The Budget 303?