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Review: Native Instrument’s Absynth Twilights KORE SOUNDPACK
August 14, 2008 | Dale North |
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Absynth Twilights is the newest KORE SOUNDPACK from Native Instruments, one of a range of downloadable soundsets for KORE 2 or the free KORE PLAYER. We popped in the 360MB download into our KORE PLAYER to give you a full review. Absynth Twilights uses, of course, NI’s Absynth 4 engine. This pack contains 200 sounds…
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iPod touch and iPhone get all serious with audio apps
August 2, 2008 | Dale North |
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For as many things as an iPhone can do, the only “business” you can take care with using one is either emails or phone calls. But now it looks like some serious audio tools are coming to the iPlatform. If you’re one that needs to analyze audio signals, you can now whip out your iPhone…
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You know you’ve made it when you’re a Google Ad
July 24, 2008 | Dale North |
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Ah, I dream of the day that my services [Ha! What services? Blogging? Songwriting?] are offered in the form of those text-only Google Ads you see all over the internet. Yesterday I was reading this very Web page, enjoying the superlative writing and musical coverage. Imagine my surprise when I see friend and fellow composer/remixer…
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These new DS and PSP sequencers look better than Cakewalk software!
July 11, 2008 | Dale North |
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Ha! Sorry ’bout the jab, Cakewalk/Sonar fans. All kidding aside, the new updates to the DS’s NitroTracker and the PSP’s PSP Rhythm are pretty impressive, considering that they run on portable game systems. NitroTracker has just added sample looping and drawable envelopes to its aresenal. This baby already has live sampling, tracking, and midi built…
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The Matrix is an ‘affordable’ SSL desk. Right.
July 1, 2008 | Dale North |
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In today’s modern studios, especially the smaller project studios, things aren’t as visually impressive as they used to be. Do you know why? There’s the absence of “big iron.” The digital age has brought about gear that that’s compact and multifunctional, and the days of needing a massive mixing board are gone. But that does…
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Roland’s Juno-Stage is a synth… for the stage
June 27, 2008 | Dale North |
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At the Summer NAMM, Roland surprise-launched this new synth, the Juno-Stage. It looks a lot like the currently availble Juno-G, which I always thought would make a great live board. What makes this Juno-Stage better? The focus on features for the gigging musician. There’s a 76-key semi-weighted keyboard with elongated keys for your elongated solos….
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Aww! Fisher Price My First Genelecs
June 22, 2008 | Dale North |
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Okay, so they’re not Fisher Price. These are Genelecs, coming from the respected studio monitor maker. But the series name First Step reminds me of something like My First Dollhouse. They’re not that bad. But they are a step down from the shapely black ones you’d see a recording studio. The new 6010A Genelecs are…
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Review: Native Instrument’s Absynth Twilights KORE SOUNDPACK
Absynth Twilights is the newest KORE SOUNDPACK from Native Instruments, one of a range of downloadable soundsets for KORE 2 or the free KORE PLAYER. We popped in the 360MB download into our KORE PLAYER to give you a full review. Absynth Twilights uses, of course, NI’s Absynth 4 engine. This pack contains 200 sounds…
Software
iPod touch and iPhone get all serious with audio apps
For as many things as an iPhone can do, the only “business” you can take care with using one is either emails or phone calls. But now it looks like some serious audio tools are coming to the iPlatform. If you’re one that needs to analyze audio signals, you can now whip out your iPhone…
Game Music
You know you’ve made it when you’re a Google Ad
Ah, I dream of the day that my services [Ha! What services? Blogging? Songwriting?] are offered in the form of those text-only Google Ads you see all over the internet. Yesterday I was reading this very Web page, enjoying the superlative writing and musical coverage. Imagine my surprise when I see friend and fellow composer/remixer…
Game Music
These new DS and PSP sequencers look better than Cakewalk software!
Ha! Sorry ’bout the jab, Cakewalk/Sonar fans. All kidding aside, the new updates to the DS’s NitroTracker and the PSP’s PSP Rhythm are pretty impressive, considering that they run on portable game systems. NitroTracker has just added sample looping and drawable envelopes to its aresenal. This baby already has live sampling, tracking, and midi built…
Gear
The Matrix is an ‘affordable’ SSL desk. Right.
In today’s modern studios, especially the smaller project studios, things aren’t as visually impressive as they used to be. Do you know why? There’s the absence of “big iron.” The digital age has brought about gear that that’s compact and multifunctional, and the days of needing a massive mixing board are gone. But that does…
Gear
Roland’s Juno-Stage is a synth… for the stage
At the Summer NAMM, Roland surprise-launched this new synth, the Juno-Stage. It looks a lot like the currently availble Juno-G, which I always thought would make a great live board. What makes this Juno-Stage better? The focus on features for the gigging musician. There’s a 76-key semi-weighted keyboard with elongated keys for your elongated solos….
Gear
Aww! Fisher Price My First Genelecs
Okay, so they’re not Fisher Price. These are Genelecs, coming from the respected studio monitor maker. But the series name First Step reminds me of something like My First Dollhouse. They’re not that bad. But they are a step down from the shapely black ones you’d see a recording studio. The new 6010A Genelecs are…
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