More multiband madness in the form of a transient manipulation plug-in
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New music tech gear of the month: review round-up
July 2010: FX, synths, recorders, monitors and more
Ben Rogerson, Computer Music and Future Music, Wed 28 Jul 2010, 3:11 pm BST
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Propellerhead Software ReBirth (£3.99)
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Line 6 Pod Farm 2 Platinum ($299)
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Korg iElectribe (£5.99)
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Universal Audio Precision Enhancer HZ ($199)
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Softube Valley People Dyna-mite (£215)
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BBE Sound Stomp Ware (£110)
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BBE Sound Sonic Sweet (£110)
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MeldaProduction MMultiBandHarmonizer (€35)
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MeldaProduction MMultiBandTransient (€40)
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Loomer Sequent (£58)
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MOTU Ethno Instrument 2 (£299)
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Iced Audio AudioFinder 5 ($69)
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Synchro Arts VocALign Project 3 (£234)
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Dave Smith Mopho Keyboard (£550)
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Korg Monotron (£59)
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Allen & Heath Xone:DX (£999)
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Korg Sound on Sound (£234)
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Apogee GiO (£288)
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SPL Frontliner Model 2800 (£1644)
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Alesis Palmtrack (£119)
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Toontrack Electronic EZX (£49)
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Pioneer CDJ-350 & DJM-350 (£1479)
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Fostex PM0.4n (£140)
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Avantone BV-1 Valve Mic (£1056)
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Audio Damage Discord 3 ($60)
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Focal Professional CMS 40 Compact Monitors (£564)
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VIR2 Electri6ity (£259)
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MusicRadar’s verdict:
“MeldaProduction have made a potentially overwhelming effect relatively easy to wield, with some good results to be had.”
FULL REVIEW: MeldaProduction MMultiBandTransient
(Reviewed in Computer Music magazine issue 154)
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