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Ultimate Guitar on 10/4/11
Engaged, thoughtful and chuckling throughout the discussion, Pop remains one of rock's most interesting conversationalists. Relative News
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Create Digital Music on 9/7/11
You might imagine sound in space, or dream up gestures that traverse unexplored sonic territory. But actually building it is another matter. Kinect – following a long line of computer vision applications and spatial sensors – lets movement and gestures produce sound. The challenge of such instruments has long been that learning to play them … Continue → Relative News
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Ultimate Guitar on 10/4/11
Engaged, thoughtful and chuckling throughout the discussion, Pop remains one of rock's most interesting conversationalists. Relative News
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Proaudioguide.com on 7/18/11
The Matrox Mura MPX Series display wall controller boards took center stage with an attention-grabbing 4x4 video wall installation showing HD content captured and displayed... Relative News
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rekkerd.org on 5/30/11
mo-seph has released an update to Simple Max for Live Granulator, a free granulator instrument for Max for Live. It’s very much inspired by Robert Henke’s excellent granulator external. In particular, the extra audio unit for grabbing source material. I’ve used the GMEM GMU external granulator as the basis, as a relatively modern and fast [...] Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 1/18/12
The Features: - Dynamic, shoulder-worn performance keyboard with attention-grabbing looks - The first USB keytar controller—works with all of your software instruments & synths on Mac, PC, & iOS* devices - USB and traditional MIDI jacks for use with virtually any synth, sound module, or other MIDI hardware or software - Embedded, MIDI-assignable accelerometer for performance parameter control by Relative News
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Audio Courses on 12/16/09
It's really easy these days. No, really it is. OK so in the past it was hard (cough) to rank on the front page of Google if you were new to the business, in any sector. Lots of things were (actually still are for non real-time) taken into account in order for your site to rank well for a given term. Lots of weight is given to credibility, i.e. other sites (humans) thinking your site IS credible, by the way of incoming links. If we all link to a site it must be good content right? This model has been Google's backbone product for years, forever actually. Then came Twitter and the mob This experiment has been conducted numerous times in other places, and you may have come across it already, but because I think Google is shooting itself in the foot it warrants a mention. So Google has started including "real-time" results in its index, in particular from Twitter, the micro-blogging service. This basically means it is open season for you and me to actively use this service... Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 12/8/10
I’ve recently been teaching quite a lot of Reason and Record techniques and one thing I’m often asked about is applying groove to step and MIDI sequences. Luckily Reason 5 has an excellent groove engine built right into its interface. So in this tutorial we’ll be taking a look at how you can translate your step sequences to MIDI and apply groove to them and other parts using the excellent ‘ReGroove’ mixer. Step 1: Programming Your Step Based Pattern In reality I’m rolling a couple of techniques into one here, and the first is how to get your step sequenced drum patterns from Redrum into your sequencer. Of course to do this first up you’ll need a step sequenced beat. I’ve just gone for something pretty simple and used one of Reason’s built in kits. If you’re a Reason user this really is a great way to program your beats and can be quicker and ultimately more enjoyable than using MIDI. The only problem is that if you want to perform intricate edits, or indeed apply a groove... Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 9/14/11
I’m really bad at creating beats. I prefer to use a real drummer, and when that isn’t an option, I try to use loops. When I’m sketching ideas for a song, trying to create an arrangement and such, I like to throw a few loops into the DAW and play over that. I’m really bad at using a metronome or a click track so a drum loop is a much more comfortable option for me. After I’ve recorded the rough chords and arrangement into my audio program I like spicing up the drum tracks a little bit. Logic Pro makes this easy for me as they have all sorts of different loops and corresponding fills I can use. I usually throw some loops together to create a somewhat fluid arrangement and then create from there. I don’t really end up using those drum loops because I always want to record some actual drums instead, but during the creation process, using loops can really help. But if you’re stuck with only a few simple drum loops, what can you do to make the arrangement less repetitive? Step... Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 12/20/11
Problem. There’s five days till Christmas, and you still don’t know what to get your muso friend. While most musicians do wear socks and undies, here’s a list of ideas that they’ll appreciate even more – that you can buy at the last minute without breaking the bank. Buying a gift for a musician can be difficult. Firstly, the things that really are on their wish list cost hundreds or thousands of dollars. Secondly, the gear they want can be pretty technical, and the wrong gift might be incompatible with what they’re already using. Thirdly, if you buy something for them that you can actually afford, it might be so low in quality that it will leave them either laughing or crying. I understand why you’re seriously considering buying them socks or underwear. I really do. You wouldn’t believe how often I receive that particular combination of apparel as a gift, wrapped thoughtfully. But don’t do it. You want to make your muso friend happy don’t you. Then read on. Here’s a list... Relative News
