Mac and Music News
| Jul 22 - 08:30 AM | Event > NAMM |
Today is a very special day for all musicians. The summer NAMM '05 has just started in Indianapolis, USA. With around 500 exhibitors and lots of events, this fair is going to last three days. As usual, the whole MacMusic team and myself are on the alert to keep you up-to-date. You can read about the NAMM either in this special report or in the daily news section. Summer NAMM 2005 |  2 users'comments |
| Jul 21 - 05:12 PM | Music Software > |
Audiofile Engineering presents a beta version of Wave editor. This audio editing software features : direct editing of AIFF, WAVE, Sound Designer, ACID, Apple Loop, and µLaw audio files, Partial support for Recycle (REX, RX2 and RCY) files, Supports any sample rate or bit depth, Supports any number of channels, Supports interleaved and split channel files, Imports and exports MP3, AAC, AC-3 and other CoreAudio-supported files, and more.| Wave editor |  Post a comment ? |
| Jul 21 - 04:29 PM | Plug-ins > Antares |
Antares announces a new version 4.2.9 for Auto Tune, which is now compatible with Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. This update is available in VST, AU, MAS, RTAS and TDM versions. Auto-Tune is a pitch correcting plug-in.| 3 users'comments |
| Jul 21 - 03:29 PM | Music Software > Digidesign |
Digidesign announces an update to version 6.9.2cs2 for both Pro Tools TDM and LE softwares. This update fixes : CoreAudio Did Not Function Properly With Many Third Party Applications (Item #63500 : QuickTime, Jam, Safari, iMovie and other applications were affected) and QuickTime Picture Was Sluggish When Using CoreAudio Drivers (Item #63831 : QuickTime picture could stutter, and slow down when outputting audio via the Digidesign CoreAudio driver). The TDM version updater also fixes a disk activity bug : disk activity was too high during record passes, and could result in -9073 errors.| 1 users'comment |
| Jul 20 - 04:14 PM | Audio Hardware > Moog Music |
MacMusic announced new Moog analog delay in this news, but it's official now. MoogMusic will debut at summer NAMM the new MF-104Z Analog Delay, an all-analog delay processor designed for floor, table-top, or rack mount use and with delay times as short as 50 milliseconds to as long as 1000 milliseconds. Like all Moogerfoogers, the MF-104Z has the user flexibility built-in to all Moogerfoogers.
The MF-104Z will sell for $729 and will be available in limited supply in September.
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