Mac and Music News
Through Wednesday January 17, 2007
May 3 - 03:37 PM | Virtual Instrument > Arturia |
Arturia announces that an update to version 1.1 for its Prophet V is now available. This release adds Universal Binary support and fixes some bugs. Prophet V is a perfect hybrid of two synthesizers that changed the face of music during the 70's and 80's. The warmth of the Prophet 5, one first programmable polyphonic analogue synthesizer, meets the digital features of the Prophet VS in a new unison called the Prophet V. This new virtual synth by Arturia is loaded with more than 400 presets, and can be used as stand-alone software or as virtual instrument.
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May 3 - 10:21 AM | Plug-ins > Kjaerhus Audio |
Kjaerhus Audio announces its new MPL-1 Mastering Precision Limiter. This plugin is designed for mastering and other purposes where the highest accuracy and quality are demanded. The MPL-1 uses an over-sampled peak detecting algorithm to ensure that even high frequency peaks are accurately detected. This result in better high-frequency performance and it ensures that no overshoot or clipping occurs in the final D/A conversion.
A Mac (Universal Binary) version is coming soon (Standard version $69 and Pro version $99).
A Mac (Universal Binary) version is coming soon (Standard version $69 and Pro version $99).
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May 2 - 04:14 PM | Plug-ins > QuikQuak |
QuikQuak has updated its reverb and acoustic room simulator RaySpace to version 2.3. You can now export the current impulses to be used in convolution reverbs. Edit, listen, then quickly export impulses as full 32 bit, 5 channel reverb outputs. The high quality surround reverb can of course be enjoyed natively in RaySpace. With surrounding walls, source and listener positions updated while you listen. A stereo width controller has been added to further manipulate the reverb, allowing for tighter mono, or wide spacious stereo signals. Metering levels for quiet passages has also been enhanced, for a more accurate and useful feedback.
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May 2 - 02:31 PM | Computer Hardware > Apogee Electronics |
That's a good news : Apogee Electronics Corporation announces that its new Symphony card is now shipping worldwide. Symphony PCI Express card is a digital computer interface that is based on the PCI-Express architecture for Apple's Macintosh computers. Controlled by Apogee's Maestro software, Symphony features 32 channels of digital I/O on a single PCI-Express card format. With support for sample rates up to 192 kHz, Symphony can be used as a digital router or patch-bay when connected to external converters or other digital outboard equipment. Apple's G5, Symphony is the only connectivity solution that offers high end, professional users the capability to utilize up to 192 channels of audio simultaneously in a single computer, providing more than enough I/O for even the biggest scoring sessions.
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May 2 - 12:18 PM | Event > MacMusic |
Dear MacMusicians : Please note that the MacMusic staff will be present at Paris AES from May 20 to 23 on our huge 40 square meter stand. For those of you that plan to come to this major event, MacMusic is pleased to offer free invitations that give full access to the show and conferences that will take place in hall 5 at the "Paris Expo" convention center porte de Versailles. You may subscribe online entering your registration code at AES web site or simply presenting yourself at the show with a filled copy of the printed pdf file (registration code on the form).
For those of you that will not be present at Paris AES, be sure that we will fully cover the event minutes after minutes offering the hottest announcements. Any how, make sure you do visit our site during the show as big surprises may happen...
For those of you that will not be present at Paris AES, be sure that we will fully cover the event minutes after minutes offering the hottest announcements. Any how, make sure you do visit our site during the show as big surprises may happen...
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