Mac and Music News
Through Sunday October 30, 2005
| Jul 11 - 03:12 PM | Computer Hardware > Edirol |
Edirol announced a new version of it's UA-1 series USB Audio Interface. The new UA-1EX replaces the EDIROL UA-1X and adds support for ASIO drivers and 24 bit / 96 kHz audio. The UA-1EX continues to feature Core Audio support for Mac OSX. Inputs include RCA pin, input for plug-in powered electret condenser type stereo microphones and S/PDIF optical in. Outputs include RCA pin, 1/8" headphone jack and S/PDIF optical output.
The UA-1EX will ship at $99.00 in the fourth quarter '05.
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| Jul 11 - 12:15 PM | Computer Hardware |
Researchers of the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a mechanical guitar playing robot,"Crazy J". This robot is composed of two mechanical systems that interact to play a range of 29 musical notes. A plucking mechanism with six independently controlled picks is mounted over the body of the guitar and a fingering mechanism with an array of 23 fingertips is mounted over the first four frets of the fingerboard.
That's a good news !
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| Jul 11 - 11:28 AM | Music Software > Propellerhead |
Propellerheads has updated Reason to version 3.03. This new release adds support for wireless Frontier Design Group TranzPort controller, support for M-Audio Ozonic, track mute and solo for selected track now controllable from Remote, and several bug fixes.
Details and download in the MacMusic software section.
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| Jul 9 - 03:20 PM | Plug-ins > Muse Research |
MuseResearch announces version 1.3 of its software for Receptor. This new version features several new features, improvements and fixes : support for Plugins with Multiple Outputs, lock and unlock Patch Banks, 29 new key commands, MIDI CC Display for Plugins, and more.| Post a comment ? |
| Jul 9 - 01:10 PM | Audio Hardware > Moog Music |
The (good) rumor says that Moog Music are building two Analog Delays both slightly more expensive and both with more delay time than the original, MF-104. The MF-104SD will be a very limited edition of 250 pieces (SD = 'Super Delay'). The original MF-104 had a delay time of 800 msec. The SD will have a delay time of 1400 msec or 1.4 seconds. MoogMusic will broadly announce the availability of the MF-104Z (it will be introduced publicly at Summer NAMM – July 22). The Z will be a 1000 msec delay. One Full Second of delay time will make the MF-104Z the longest standalone analog delay module on the market.
Dealers should sell these for $749.
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