It feels like home.
Bougainvillea climbs over the green metal gate, encircling bright blue lounge chairs and a wrought iron table set, picturesque, against the brick patio.
The doors are heavy and elegant. Someone always rings the buzzer, but the door at Bell Sound Studios is always open.
Barbara sits Read more...
iZotope and BT have collaborated on new technology they’re billing “the beat machine of the future”. Introduced at NAMM, “BreakTweaker” is a new kind of rhythmic instrument — a platform for rhythmic composition, featuring BT’s patented micro edit technology.
Powered by three modules — the Sequencer, the Generator, Read more...
Another noteworthy NAMM release comes to us from Moog – The Sub 37 synth. Built on the engine that powers their original Sub Phatty, the Sub 37 includes the same DAHDSR filter, two modulation busses offering mono and duo-paraphonic modes.
The Sub 37 offers a whole new level of sound Read more...
Introduced at NAMM, the new API Lunchbox — the 500-8B — has EIGHT slots, and delivers more power and overall better performance than the six-slot 500-6B. And it costs the same – $499. Can’t complain about that!
The new 500-8B includes all of the features that users know from the Read more...
With NAMM kicking off yesterday, Avid had a few announcements, though no earth-shattering new releases. Here’s what new from the Avid camp:
First, they announced the new Sibelius 7.5 music composition and notation software. The new features all seem to focus on accelerating workflow — these include “accelerated navigation”, more Read more...
