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Gearjunkies Messe2012 Roundup

Gearjunkies Messe2012 Roundup

MusikMesse is over again. And again, the show was enlightened with the first rays of  summer-like sunshine of the year. There must be some karma going on. After strolling around, we have made up out minds, and here is the roundup of what Gearjunkies thought was the coolest gear of MusikMesse in our traditional roundup. Categorized by our classic gear organization categories.

BlueCat Audio Freeware Pack 2

All Blue Cat Audio freeware audio plug-ins gathered together in a single package: this bundle contains a wide range of premium modulation effects, a single and dual-channel equalizer, a unique midi-controllable gain suite, as well as a professional spectrum analyzer.

Waldorf and Rolf Wohrmann new iPad synthesizer

Waldorf and Rolf Wohrmann new iPad synthesizer

A long tradition of wavetable synthesis from first PPG synthesizers to the latest developments in terms of Blofeld and Largo and Rolf Wöhrmann (TempoRubatos) vast experience with the iPad synthesis made it only natural to come up with a wavetable concept for the iPad, which, as a mobile platform, is becoming increasingly more significant to professional and semi-professional musicians and producers.

Plugin Alliance announces SPL plug-in bundle and Noveltechs first plug-in

Plugin Alliance announces SPL plug-in bundle and Noveltechs first plug-in

All-new American pro audio plug-in company Plugin Alliance LLC is proud to announce availability of the SPL De-Esser Collection — German analogue and digital audio processor designer/manufacturer SPL’s latest plug-in bundle — and noveltech CHARACTER — Finnish innovative high-quality audio technologies developer Noveltech Audio’s first plug-in developed in collaboration with Plugin Alliance — as of March 16, 2012.

Addictive Synth for iPad Version 2.0 released

The new spectral noise generator adds a new dimension to the already huge sound universe of Addictive Synth. This generator is the first of its kind and allows for extraordinarily detailed control over the dynamic spectrum of the noisy part of sounds. Despite its complexity it’s pretty easy to use and integrates naturally into the sound design philosophy of Addictive Synth. With the integration of a hi end reverb we closed the last gap to get fully addicted.