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Review: Spectrasonics STYLUS RMX 1.9
September 27, 2009 | Tim Sheehy |
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You may remember our review of Spectrasonics flagship synth, Omnisphere, last November. I was recently given the opportunity to review their real-time groove module, Stylus RMX–a software that not only changed the way I thought of groove modules, but could be described as ground-breaking. In March, we saw the release of Stylus RMX v1.7. Being…
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Japanese, Reviews
The CHEMISTY Joint Album; Music With Swagger (Review)
August 21, 2009 | Tim Sheehy |
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Back in 2000, Sony Music Entertainment Japan held their Asayan talent search–which at the time, was like the Japanese equivalent of American Idol. Chemistry’s Yoshikuni Douchin and Kaname Kawabata ended up winning the contest that year, and have since gone on to release 11 albums including their latest The CHEMISTRY Joint Album. Featuring collaborations with other…
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Game Music, Reviews
Sega’s Yakuza 3 Soundtrack: Beautifully Hardcore (Review)
June 19, 2009 | Tim Sheehy |
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Yakuza 3–or Ryū ga Gotoku 3 as it’s called in Japan–may never see the light of day here in America, and that’s a real shame. It’s noticeably absent from the list of games that are to be shown on the E3 floor this year, but that doesn’t mean I’ve given up hope. The game looks…
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Game Music
E3 2009: Ignition Entertainment
Ignition Entertainment had perhaps one of the most impressive showings of E3, with several strong titles. In addition to their SNK properties–namely King of Fighters XII and Samurai Showdown: Edge of Destiny–Ignition managed to land the license to the Tecmo developed DS title, Nostalgia, and the highly sought license for the Wii exclusive, Muramasa: The Demon…
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E3 2009: Tritton Technologies
June 10, 2009 | Tim Sheehy |
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Last week we stopped by the Tritton Technologies booth on the E3 floor to check out the exciting new products currently being developed. You may remember our review of their AX Pro 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Headset the other month, and while it impressed us, I still felt that they were petty expensive. To answer my concerns,…
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Game Music
E3 2009: The Beatles: Rock Band Interview
June 8, 2009 | Tim Sheehy |
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During E3, Patrick and I had the opportunity to check out the latest installments of the Rock Band series. We arrived on scene, being ushered into a line outside of a makeshift Abbey Road. Soon enough, we found oursevles seated in front of a stage where we were treated to several performances of MTV Games’…
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E3 2009: Hands on with Dissidia and Crystal Bearers
June 4, 2009 | Tim Sheehy |
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I had the chance to drop by the Square Enix booth for some one-on-one time with a few of their upcoming titles. I loved how they provided headphones for most of the games on the floor, allowing you to fully experience the music and voice acting that they clearly worked hard on. Dissidia: Final Fantasy…
Software
Review: Spectrasonics STYLUS RMX 1.9
You may remember our review of Spectrasonics flagship synth, Omnisphere, last November. I was recently given the opportunity to review their real-time groove module, Stylus RMX–a software that not only changed the way I thought of groove modules, but could be described as ground-breaking. In March, we saw the release of Stylus RMX v1.7. Being…
Japanese, Reviews
The CHEMISTY Joint Album; Music With Swagger (Review)
Back in 2000, Sony Music Entertainment Japan held their Asayan talent search–which at the time, was like the Japanese equivalent of American Idol. Chemistry’s Yoshikuni Douchin and Kaname Kawabata ended up winning the contest that year, and have since gone on to release 11 albums including their latest The CHEMISTRY Joint Album. Featuring collaborations with other…
Game Music, Reviews
Sega’s Yakuza 3 Soundtrack: Beautifully Hardcore (Review)
Yakuza 3–or Ryū ga Gotoku 3 as it’s called in Japan–may never see the light of day here in America, and that’s a real shame. It’s noticeably absent from the list of games that are to be shown on the E3 floor this year, but that doesn’t mean I’ve given up hope. The game looks…
Game Music
E3 2009: Ignition Entertainment
Ignition Entertainment had perhaps one of the most impressive showings of E3, with several strong titles. In addition to their SNK properties–namely King of Fighters XII and Samurai Showdown: Edge of Destiny–Ignition managed to land the license to the Tecmo developed DS title, Nostalgia, and the highly sought license for the Wii exclusive, Muramasa: The Demon…
Gear
E3 2009: Tritton Technologies
Last week we stopped by the Tritton Technologies booth on the E3 floor to check out the exciting new products currently being developed. You may remember our review of their AX Pro 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Headset the other month, and while it impressed us, I still felt that they were petty expensive. To answer my concerns,…
Game Music
E3 2009: The Beatles: Rock Band Interview
During E3, Patrick and I had the opportunity to check out the latest installments of the Rock Band series. We arrived on scene, being ushered into a line outside of a makeshift Abbey Road. Soon enough, we found oursevles seated in front of a stage where we were treated to several performances of MTV Games’…
Game Music
E3 2009: Hands on with Dissidia and Crystal Bearers
I had the chance to drop by the Square Enix booth for some one-on-one time with a few of their upcoming titles. I loved how they provided headphones for most of the games on the floor, allowing you to fully experience the music and voice acting that they clearly worked hard on. Dissidia: Final Fantasy…
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