Mac and Music News
Through Sunday February 6, 2011
Feb 4 - 08:10 PM | Virtual Instrument > Analog factory |
Paranormal Experience is designed for Native Instruments Absynth 5 and contains 100 sound patches (saved in .ksd KORE Sound) which are divided in 3 categories to give you a fast and quick access for cinematic ambiences like horror, dark, fear and supernatural.
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Feb 4 - 05:31 PM | Virtual Instrument > Loopmasters |
This 1.4GB collection of 24Bit FX samples includes no less than 600 expertly processed samples from the studio of Marc Adamo, and also includes 28 ready to play patches for Reason NNXt, Halion, EXS, SFZ and Kontakt compatible samplers. In detail Designer Dance FX includes 22 Bleeps, 6 Chord Gates, 43 Cymbal FX, 38 Downshifters, 45 Drones and Tones, 40 Echo FX, 24 Gate FX, 29 Hits and Stabs, 56 Impacts, 40 Noise FX, 16 Reversals, 65 Supertight Risers, 8 Essential Sirens, 11 Sub Drops, 93 Transition Spot FX, 41 Uplifters, and 6 Unique Vox Builders.
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Feb 4 - 03:32 PM | Music Hardware > Arturia |
- Jupiter 8 template
- New play modes:
- POLY UNISON
- UNISON parameter for MONO programs
- Sequencer switch automation
- Compressor module
- Sample & Hold module
- User Interface enhancements
- The user can now define a set of favorite presets and navigate thru them with the Preset Browser.
- Portamento glide time: Adding of a second way to manage the portamento glide time: whole glide, or a constant time per semitone.
- Switch pedal: It is now possible to configure the switch pedal action in the "Performance" page.
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Feb 4 - 10:15 AM | Event > TC Electronic |
As TC Group is a major player in key sectors of the pro audio market, the move adds further momentum and specific market and technological expertise to the efforts in establishing AVB as the preferred Ethernet-based audio and video networking environment for next generation products.
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Feb 3 - 08:36 PM | Virtual Instrument > Audio Damage |
Featuring two sixteen-partial additive oscillators, each with its own amp envelope, Phosphor's topology closely follows the alphaSyntauri, while adding many modern features such as full velocity control, a much more extensive modulation routing system, tempo synced LFOs, a pair of delays, and two monophonic modes.
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