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New software accompanies any melody in any style
Researchers at the University of Southern California have created a piece of music software able to analyse music by an artist, then create accompaniment to any melody in that style.
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Demo ROMplers on-line with Try-Sound.com
Most multi-gigabyte bits of music software, including the majority of ROMplers, don’t have their own trial versions. Now thanks to Best Service and SoundsOnDemand.com you can test a selection of these sample-packed instruments out from the comfort of your PC. The Try-Sound Windows application allows you to connect your computer to a remote machine loaded with a selection of ROMplers including titles such as Drums Overkill, Real Strat and Chris Hein Bass.
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'Cubase Ready' hardware unboxing + interview with Steinberg/Yamaha
We’ve just got out hands on Steinberg’s MR816 CSX and CC121 units, which integrate tightly with Cubase. Steinberg have released Cubase hardware before, but these new devices are the first such integrated hardware created in conjunction with parent company Yamaha, and they offer some exciting features.
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Noel Gallagher in GarageBand shocker!
Dad-rockers Oasis are hardly the first band that spring to mind when considering lo-fi computer music recording, but surprisingly it transpires leader Noel Gallagher has been recording demos for the group’s new album with Apple’s entry level GarageBand software.
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Computer Music 130 – Orchestral Manoeuvres cover feature / FreqAnalyst CM on the disc
Get the cover image for your desktop here.
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Ohm Force Bank Holiday Bonanza
UK residents might be used to living in rip-off Britain, but this coming bank holiday weekend us Brits will have a reason to celebrate: the funky French lads at Ohm Force are offering a drastic 40% discount to UK-based customers for four days only.
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iZotope on iPhone
Mere weeks after the launch of the iPhone and iTouch application store, well known music software developer iZotope has stepped up and created a pair of drum machine applications for Apple’s touch screen devices.
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Exclusive CM monome video
In CM130 (out August 28th) we get out hands on the monome one twenty eight configurable controller. Check out this exclusive Computer Music video that shows off the abilities of this cool box of tricks.
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WIN an awesome IK Multimedia StompIO with CMU129's competition!
The fantastic IK Multimedia StompIO package consists not only of a top-quality foot controller but also every title in the AmpliTube range, and we've got one such setup to give away as part of CM129's competition. And for the first and second runner up, there's a copy of IK's SampleMoog and SampleTron respectively. Turn to p89 in the current issue of Computer Music (CM129, Summer) for full details.
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Graphics cards just became useful!
While the idea of effects that utilise the power of video cards’ accelerators is nothing new, there have been precious few examples of this thus far.
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