Prophet64 is a suite of very user friendly music applications for the Commodore 64 platform. Designed to hook up to modern MIDI equipment with either DIN-sync or third party MIDI interfaces, it makes your old computer become a highly useful music tool.
M-Audio is proud to announce the release of the new MidAir line of wireless USB MIDI controllers and interfaces including MidAir 25 and MidAir 37 controllers.
Eventide announced today its exclusive upgrade program for existing owners of the H8000, H8000A or Orville. The upgrade is available through Eventides website and provides users the chance to upgrade to the H8000FW Ultra-Harmonizer effects processor, Eventides most powerful effects processor ever, at a reduced price.
The original Kinetic introduced the fastest way for everyone, regardless of musical experience, to create electronic music on their computer. By combining a simple click-and-groove interface with genuine Roland sounds for the first time, Kinetic made it easy and affordable for anyone to be a music producer.
An update to ACID Pro software is now available. Sony has released version 6.0a of their sequencing and loop software.
Update including new features and a wealth of optimizations. The powerful flagship sampler has undergone an update. Version 2.1.1 is now available for free download to registered KONTAKT 2 users.
Ueberschall has released a new version of the LIS engine.
URS Announces The URS Classic Console Strip. The Super DSP efficient URS Classic Console Strip is the Go To solution for quick adjustments on individual tracks. Easy to use and Powerful!
V-Motions is a unique sound library for Roland V-Synth and V-Synth XT synthesizers. It has been carefully designed from the ground up taking all the advantages these amazing instruments offer, including analog modeling, VariPhrase processing, polyphonic COSM blocks, envelope, ring and FM modulators, as well as step modulators and multi-effects.
Digidesign is pleased to ship Digidesign Pro Tools LE 7.1.1 and Pro Tools M-Powered 7.1.1 software, offering compatibility with Apples new Intel based iMac, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini computers. These new versions of Pro Tools software enable customers to combine the improved processing power of Intel based Mac computers with the creative power of Pro Tools.
NI compatibility with the new Intel Dual Core Engine imminent – Native Instruments products will soon be compatible with the latest generation of Apple Macintosh computers, which are now based on the Intel Dual Core Engine. Native Instruments is already working on enabling products for use with the new processor architecture of the Intel-based Mac systems. The first compatible NI products are scheduled to be released in the 2nd quarter of 2006.
Audio Ease has released the Windows version of the convolution reverb, Altiverb, and updated the Mac OS X version to v5.4. The Windows version is available in VST and RTAS plug-in formats and is made available as a free download for all Altiverb 5 owners. The suggested retail price is $595 (465 Euro).
AustriaMicroSystems, a leading supplier of high performance analog ICs, and SPL, manufacturer of high-end signal processors for the professional audio market, have concluded a collaboration to integrate SPLs Vitalizer studio sound processing into the AS3525 multimedia chip of austriamicrosystems.
Applied Acoustics Systems has released Lounge Lizard Session, a new electric piano plug-in based on the Lounge Lizard EP-3 sound engine. Lounge Lizard Session offers four different types of pianos, a selection of effects and a simple and straightforward layout, and delivers authentic electric piano tones for musicians who do not need the extra programmability offered by the full version.
EVE stands for Electronic Vintage Ensemble, which suggests the design philosophy behind the instrument. EVE was made to recreate in the virtual world of softsynths the exciting and immediate experience of the early age of electronics in pop, rock and jazz music from the 1960s and 1970s. In this creative period in music history, many musicians started to employ the innovative sounds of the electric keyboards which were newly available for use on stage and in the studio: Rhodes electric pianos, Hammond and Vox organs, Hohner clavinets, strings machines such as the Arp Solina string ensemble, Moog synthesizers, and all those that are now considered classics.