Mac and Music News
Jul 30 - 03:39 PM | Virtual Instrument > East West |
Each collection features eight different samples of each note, four different release sounds of each note as well as 32 different velocity layers as opposed to the typical four to five found in most piano collections. No mastering is applied to the samples, giving users access to the raw recordings for additional control of the end result. For further realism, each instrument was recorded in 192 kHz/24 bits resolution and down sampled.
All samples offered in each collection are License-free, available in DVD or CD sets and are ready to be played in Kontakt 2, EXS24, GigaStudio, HAlion-Presets or .wav formats (excludes GigaStudio® versions). For more information, please visit their web site.
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Jul 30 - 02:53 PM | Plug-ins > VirSyn |
More info to come soon. Until then you can listen to mp3 demos that VirSyn has left to whet your appetite.
Note : VirSyn's new Take Five FX bundle contains its current five fx plugins Bark, Matrix, Reflect, TDesign and VTape. If you buy Take Five FX before July 31st, 2008 you will get Prism for free.
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Jul 30 - 02:07 PM | Plug-ins > Crysonic |
- SINDO V2, a stereo image expander (widener) and narrower
- nXtasy V2.1, an "analog" harmonic saturation DSP
- SpectraPhy LE V1.6, a physics based audio limiter and maximizer
The Mac Pack bundle is available now to purchase on-line from the Crysonic web site for $99 until the 14th of August 2008 which is a saving of over 50%. The bundle includes the plug-ins in AU and VST Universal Binary (Intel / PPC) formats.
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Jul 29 - 01:02 PM | Industry > LinPlug |
The upgrade from daOrgan to Organ 3 is now also €10 / $10 cheaper than before: €49 / $69.
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Jul 29 - 12:07 PM | Plug-ins > Mathew Lane |
Based on MS (Mid-Side) processing, DrMS splits the stereo signal into four sections rather than the normal two, giving you new levels of control: zoom in, add depth, change width or any combination and more. Each of the four sections has a resonant high pass filter to clean up the lows and a tilt equalizer to soften the highs, plus a sample-based delay line to slightly shift the signal against the other sections. The level and combination of the different sections will result in various changes of the stereo field.
The flexible controls ensure a wide range of applications, both for mixing and mastering as well as for post production. Use DrMS for tasks going from simple MS encoding/decoding, over stereo field and depth enhancement, to fixing mono compatibility issues and more.
For easy A/B comparison between original and processed signal, an autogain circuit is build in to ensure a level matched output.
DrMS is available now as AU/VST2/RTAS plug-in on Mac OSX and as VST2/RTAS plug-in on Windows for a fee of 25€ (ex. VAT). A demo version is also available.
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