Mac and Music News
Through Wednesday December 26, 2007
| Dec 21 - 05:45 PM | Music Software > Ambrosia Software |
Ambrosia Software, Inc. releases WireTap Studio 1.0.4.
This update, free to all registered users of WTS 1.0.x, provides enhanced Leopard 10.5 compatibility, along with other fixes and enhancements.
-Better format handling
-Zoom bug fixed
-etc.
Read our review of WTS 1.0.1 HERE
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| Dec 21 - 05:04 PM | Misc > Goldbaby Productions |
Here is a little Christmas present from Goldbaby (thanks !) :
The TR-606 was recorded on a Ampex 1/2" 2 track tape machine.
You'll find naked and effected versions.
Total of 128 samples mono or stereo in 24 bit 944,1 kHz !
The download link is at the bottom of the Free Stuff page.
 Free Stuff page |  2 users'comments |
| Dec 21 - 04:19 PM | Virtual Instrument > Modartt |
Modartt has releases its latest add-on, free for all Pïanoteq users : a CP-80, famous electro-acoustic piano, heard on numerous recordings of the 70's-80's (from Tony Banks to Tania Maria).
The add-on offers two versions :
First, the "CP-80 original", which is an attempt to be as close as possible to the original recorded instrument.
Second, the "CP-80 restored", which is an attempt to provide a 'virtual' restoration of the instrument renewing particularly the wounded strings which lacked the brilliance from brand new strings.
The 2.2.1 update is also available, which offers a 'flat' temperament that supports tuning of certain synthesizers with octaves having exact ratio 2.
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| Dec 20 - 07:32 PM | Music Software > Sonic Studio |
SoundBlade combines ease of use and exceptional features. Running on Mac OS X, soundBlade relies on Core Audio. The 1.2.1 release incorporates hundreds of optimizations and stability enhancements as well as several new features.
Combining Sonic Studio's benchmark premastering functionality with the signal processing, restoration and comprehensive editing, soundBlade carries an economical MSRP of $1495. The update is free for existing owners.
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| Dec 20 - 06:53 PM | Misc > audioMIDI.com |
Here is the fourth and last part in a series covering the use of DP in live performance. The DP Corner from audioMIDI.com, is a great column for tips, tricks, and other fun stuff related to Digital Performer. Written by Tim Rumbaugh
If you haven't checked out the prior three installments, just click through at your convenience.
Part 1 – DP Features for Live Performance
Part 2 – Controlling DP
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