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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Arturia releases iMini for iPad
Arturia launches iMini for the iPad 2 and higher. This is the iOS version of the Minimoog V VST plug-in. I have no idea if this synth sounds like a real Moog. Probably not (exactly). The Moog is hardware with an analog circuit. Especially the heavy bass is still very difficult to produce with software. Continue reading
Waldorf Rocket Synthesizer announced
Waldorf has announced the Rocket Synthesizer, a synth with an analog filter. The oscillator is digital and it can play up to 8 oscillators in unison for playing chords. It has a usb connection. Continue reading
Native Instruments releases Traktor for iPad
Native Instruments has released the app Traktor DJ for iPad 2 and higher. It is not Traktor Pro, but it can be fully synchronized with the DJ software for PC and Mac. Continue reading
Ableton Live 9 released on March 5
Ableton Live 9 and the Push MIDI controller will be out on March 5th. Push is demonstrated in the video above. Live 9 gets Session View automation, Audio to MIDI tools, curved automation envelopes, improved studio effects, and an enhanced browser. Continue reading
ElectraX 1.4 supports Mac OS 64 bit
ElectraX has been updated to version 1.4. The main addition is the 64 bit support for Mac OS. The update is free for all ElectraX users. Continue reading
Arturia SparkLE – competition for NI Machine Mikro
Arturia has released a simplified version of Spark, like Native Instruments has done with Machine. SparkLE uses the same software as its big brother, but it has fewer buttons. This is not always a bad thing. It allows you get started quickly making your own beats. Continue reading
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