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PayPerNote 1.0 - an advanced note management program

By Brad Fuller
April 1, 2009 | Comments: 1

CONTACT Earl Vickers The Sound Guy, Inc. https://www.sfxmachine.com PayPerNote 1.0 Saratoga, CA - April 1, 2009 The Sound Guy, Inc. has announced the release of PayPerNote 1.0, an advanced note management program. PayPerNote analyzes audio or MIDI inputs and allows performers to view exactly how much they're getting paid on a per-note basis. "Musicians are very generous and often get...

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Shippingness vs. Awesomeness

By David Battino
March 31, 2009 | Comments: 1

Peter Kirn of Create Digital Music posted this terrific graph yesterday, showing that the more appealing the promised product, the longer it will take to ship: The object of Peter's gear lust was the Teenage Engineering (even the company name...

20 Sounds that Must Live

By David Battino
March 30, 2009 | Comments: 0

Ted writes, "Enough with the Martian space-chime echoes! I just want five good bass sounds, five good keyboard sounds, five leads, and five pads that would sound good almost anywhere. If you could only have 20 synth sounds, what would they be?"

Is Print a Preference or a Habit?

By Andrew Savikas
March 16, 2009 | Comments: 6

Over on the O'Reilly Radar blog, Dale Dougherty posted on students increasingly prefering the sound of MP3 over higher quality music: [Jonathan Berger] has them listen to a variety...

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Rick Walker: The Joy of Live Looping

By Larry the O

January 08, 2009

Rick "Loop.pooL" Walker's shows veer from hypnotic to energizing to amusing in the space of a single minute. Follow along as he whips DayGlo orange plastic, bar glasses, vibrators, and digital electronics into a swirling cloud of sound. Includes nine MP3s.

tags: creativity, music, music composition, music technology

Review: Submersible Music DrumCore 2.5

By Tim Tully

December 11, 2008

One of the biggest hassles in the home studio has always been recording drums and percussion. DrumCore, the database of celebrity grooves you play like an instrument, aims to make building better drum tracks drag-and-drop simple. Is it the breakthrough songwriters have been waiting for? Producer Tim Tully digs deep.

tags: digital music, audio editing, computer music, drums

Review: TASCAM GT-R1 Digital Guitar Recorder

By Mark Nelson

November 26, 2008

Review: TASCAM GT-R1 Digital Guitar Recorder

The palm-size GT-R1 combines a 24-bit stereo WAV recorder with guitar effects, drum patterns, infinite overdubbing, and even a looper for practicing. "What we have here," says impressed reviewer Mark Nelson, "is a recorder that will make you a better musician."

tags: audio recording, music, review

Review: Native Instruments Kore 2 Music Workstation

By Jochen Wolters

November 13, 2008

Review: Native Instruments Kore 2 Music Workstation

NI has fused six of its high-end synths and effects into a single "greatest hits" instrument and piled on an elegant hardware control surface. Kore 2 delivers the full sound of the component instruments in a streamlined package at a friendly price. Jochen Wolters dives deep and comes away impressed.

tags: digital music, music, music technology

Raise up Your Goblet of Rock to the Makers of Guitar Hero World Tour

By Susan Boyer

November 07, 2008

In less than five years, Guitar Hero has become not only one of the most successful video games of all time but also a pop cultural phenomenon, immortalized on everything from South Park to Gossip Girl (Serena shreds "Free Bird"). Read all about how the game makers create convincing avatars of your favorite rockers, and scrapped a remarkably inaccurate scripting program for musical notation they dubbed "Murder Face."

tags: games, music, music technology

Digital Media Insider Podcast 28: The Mind of the Maker

By David Battino

October 30, 2008

Digital Media Insider Podcast 28: The Mind of the Maker

There are a whole lot of things that sound good the second you start making noise on them: Door springs. PVC pipes. Waterlogged Gertie balls. The Fat Man demonstrates how a DIY, Maker approach can help you find your signature sound.

tags: digital music, how-to, music, podcast

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