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Listen to CM129's exclusive Micro Evolve CMplay soundpack
The forthcoming CM129 features the most impressive software and sample giveaways yet, including a new PC VST synth from Homegrown Sounds, Astralis Orgone CM, and a vast selection of workstation patches for CMplay, Computer Music’s exclusive ROMpler instrument for Mac and PC.
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Goodbye GigaStudio
In a surprise move Tascam has ceased development of its GigaStudio range of sampler software, including GigaViolin, Giga Virtual Instrument, and GigaPulse convolution reverb. Sales and support for the software will end on December 31st 2008.
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Sylenth1 makes it to Mac!
Now both PC and Mac users can “enjoy the Sylenth” as Lennar Digital’s
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Apple's App Store launches
Everyone and their dog are going ape-spit over the new 3G iPhone, but for us the most exciting iPhone news is the launch of Apple’s App Store.
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Plug-ins Hit the Headlines
It's not often that music software plug-ins make the press, but we found this article from the Arts and Culture section of The New Yorker on - predictably enough – AutoTune worthwhile thanks to some interesting background info on AutoTune’s creator and comment from R&B man of the moment T-Pain.
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Computer Music 128 – Star-studded DnB Masterclass and CMplay on the disc
Get the cover image for your desktop here.
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WIN an M-Audio ProFire 2626 audio interface, OR iZotope RX + a MicroTrack II
We have not one but TWO fantastic M-Audio ProFire 2626 audio interfaces up for grabs in our competition, thanks to the generous peeps at M-Audio. If that's not quite to your taste, the winners may choose to receive a bundle comprised of a MicroTrack II handheld recorder and a copy of iZotope RX instead!
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Play MIDI with thin air!
Now here's a cool invention - forget the D-Beam, this amazing MIDI controller allows you to play the very air in front of you as if it were a piano, or pretty much anything else with the right software.
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Korg nanoSeries: tiny MIDI controllers are big news for mobile musos
Korg aren't "bigging up" their new nanoSeries USB-powered MIDI controllers – quite the opposite, in fact, as they're some of the most compact controllers we've ever seen. They seem to be designed with the laptop musician in mind, which is sweet music to our ears; as we've noted before, by the time you've factored in an audio interface, MIDI controller and whatever else you need to make music on the move, it all starts to look a lot less luggable. Anyway, check 'em out:
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The Best Free Plug-ins Ever!
The Computer Music Specials team have spent months on a search-and-test mission to hunt down the best freeware out there right now. The result is this bang-up-to-date collection of stunning synths and samplers, cutting-edge effects, amazing amp...
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