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rekkerd.org on 3/2/12
Sonnox Oxford Plugins has announced its Spring Sale, a time limited promotion. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to save 35% on all Sonnox plug-ins and bundles this month. Whether you have your eye on the award winning Pro-Codec or the ultimate Oxford plug-in collection – Sonnox Elite, now is the time to purchase [...] Relative News
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Mix on 3/3/11
Solid State Logic in Oxford, UK, announces the release of Duende Native plug-ins, which run natively on a host computer’s processing resources and are said to be functionally and sonically identical to the now discontinued DSP powered Duende plug-ins. Relative News
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Mix on 12/22/11
Solid State Logic in Oxford, UK, releases new features for its Nucleus control surface. Nucleus users can now download dedicated DAW control profiles for Ableton Live and Propellerhead Reason, in addition to existing profiles for Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase/Nuendo, and any other DAW applications that support MCU or HUI. Relative News
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rekkerd.org on 4/4/11
DUY Software has released some of its effect plug-ins in native VST for Windows format. Related Posts DUY announces Absolute Collection and Native Essentials bundles posted on 29/11/2010 DUY Z-Room, reverb effect plug-in now available at no cost posted on 22/07/2010 Sonnox updates Oxford plug-ins (Windows VST) posted on 30/01/2009 Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 5/31/11
via this auction "Here is a rare Wasp synth made in Oxford by Electronic Dream Plant in the 1970s. If you are looking at this you know how rare and wonderful theses old things are and how collectable they have become. Condition wise there are some cracks around the casing on the corners but nothing major, the synth works off batteries (never tried it with the mains) and the speaker and speaker/ Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 11/22/11
via this auction"I've owned quite a few classic synths like the Minimoog, Oberheim OB-8 and Yamaha CS80, but none of them is quite as extraordinary as the Wasp. Designed in Oxford by Chris Huggett, the Wasp is an early digitally-controlled analogue synth in a unique injection-moulded plastic caseThe Wasp looks like a toy, and sounds pretty tinny through the built-in speaker, but plugged into a Relative News
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Mix on 12/15/11
Solid State Logic in Oxford, England, announces that the new RTAS versions of the SSL Duende Native plug-in collection are available now from SSL's Website. Existing plug-in owners can download new software installers free of charge from the SSL Website and the new installer will be supplied as standard to all new customers. Relative News
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Sound On Sound on 10/20/11
Three events in Leeds during November-- PreSolid State Logic will be presenting a series of three free events at Production Room in Leeds throughout November.Photo: SSL's latest music production tools including Matrix, Nucleus, X-Desk/X-Panda and X-Rack (click for high-resolution version)Open DayThe events will kick off on Saturday 5th November with an SSL open day. Drop in to the store to see SSL's latest music production tools and how they fit into the modern DAW based project studio. Andy Jackson from SSL will conduct one to one product demonstrations and answer any questions.Education DayThursday 17th November is an SSL Studio Workshop specifically for students and education facilities. Mix engineer Gary Bromham (Sheryl Crow, Bjork) will conduct hands on demos of SSL products during the day - including Nucleus, X-Rack, X-Desk and Duende Native plug-ins - and in an evening seminar talk about SSL mixing techniques plus a look at SSL's history and product development.Pro... Relative News
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Audio Courses on 9/14/09
This is an interview between Sarah Jones and myself, some of which will be used in an upcoming article about Audio Distance Learning in Mix Magazine. You are getting this before going to press. Ok, first of all, tell me about your background (I've been scouring your LinkedIn page-I'm very interested in the evolution of audiocourses.com and Audana, as well as your educational work!), and how you got involved with SAE.My career has been amazing to date I have an entrepreneurial heart and I'm always looking for the next development, looking forward is one of my strengths, I wouldn't say I was a visionary but I am very much an early adopter. In the early 90s, having served in the Royal Navy as a radio/communications aircraft technician (which incidentally gave me the physics background), I began working as a studio engineer and live PA engineer, festivals and what not, and around that time a musician teacher friend of mine asked me if I wanted to teach some sound engineering... Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 11/17/11
I’ve not always been a fan of ‘magic’ audio enhancement solutions. In the wrong hands they can actually do more harm than good. However this doesn’t stop my students asking about them and wanting to know which plug-ins I would recommend! So with this in mind here are five enhancers I would suggest using in your mixes. I’ve tried to split them into categories and although some of these are not strictly enhancers they should give you some great results. Step 1 – M/S processors OK, so M/S processing is not truly enhancement. In fact it’s a serious recording and mastering tool, but it can certainly be used to boost the presence and width of our audio. If you are completely in the dark to what M/S processing is check out this tutorial: How to Use M/S Processing in Mastering. One of Brainworx excellent M/S plug-ins. By taking a plug-in capable of encoding and decoding Mid/Side signals we can essentially alter the mono information independently of the stereo. This allows... Relative News
