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A cultural revolution as well as a technological one, information technology has influenced virtually every facet of our lives. Its affect on music production is no exception, as information technology can now be found at the heart of most Studios and Home Studios. Allowing one to work with extreme precision and flexibility, IT has managed to provide software equivalents of countless professional audio equipment: the multitrack recorder has become a software sequencer while audio effects and instruments have transformed into plug-ins.
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U-He Zebra 2
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Sonic Charge Synplant
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Ableton Live 10 Suite
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Latest editorial reviews on Computer Music
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10/17
Just over two years ago, French manufacturer Arturia first stepped into the world of audio interfaces. More recently at NAMM 2019, the Grenoble-based company announced two new models, one of which the AudioFuse 8Pre. Has it been a successful addition to the line?
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07/26
About a year and a half ago, Antelope released the Discrete, a new range of Thunderbolt & USB interfaces including discrete preamps, their famous FPGA module as well as the stack of audio effects that would usually come with it. Now back in June 2019, Antelope releases a new version of its Discrete 4, this time providing dual DSP chips in addition to the FPGA. Marketing ploy or real step forward?
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07/10
The second version of Reverberate, LiquidSonics' flagship product, completely blew us away with its Fusion-IR technology because it actually provided an unheard-of flexibility and audio quality in the small world of convolution reverbs.
Latest user reviews on Computer Music
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“Good but rather spartan functionality”
Akai Professional MPK26112/01 -
“Popularized by Jimmy Page, the Sounds Still Remain Practical and Relevant”
Eventide Model H 949 Plug-in10/14 -
“Recreating your Guitar Tone”
Audified ToneSpot Electric Pro10/08
Latest news on Computer Music
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Rent-to-own Ozone 9 and Neutron 3 together on Splice
11/04Splice has bundled iZotope’s latest software audio processors and offers them at a lower price through their rent-to-own program. -
Over 150 free software tools to make music
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Over 150 free software tools to make music
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List of feature articles on Computer Music
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The top commercial audio editing software for 2018
07/01 1
Four years after our first poll on the topic, few things have changed in the world of audio editors, at least according to our French readers. -
Working with virtual instruments
06/04
The long chapter dedicated to recording electric guitar has come to an end. That said, the articles in the coming weeks will deal with topics that could easily be integrated into it. But I made the choice to separate them because the things we will be addressing go well beyond the scope of the guitar. In fact, the end of the last installment where we talked about amp emulations encouraged me to write an article dedicated to virtual instruments. The use of a certain number of VSTis is extremely common in "home" productions. Yet the best way to approach the work with these tools is often to apply the same methods that you'd use if you were recording the actual instrument. -
The community's favorite battery-powered interfaces
05/22
Having an audio interface is very nice. Being able to use it anywhere is even better. Several manufacturers have introduced audio interfaces running on batteries to cater to the needs of nomad or wildlife-loving musicians who work only with a tablet, smartphone or laptop. With this in mind, we decided to ask our French community to tell us about their favorite battery-powered audio interfaces.
Latest tips and tutorials on Computer Music
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Waves Abbey Road Studio 3 (Tutorial + Tips)
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Free eBook: Learn to Create Mixes with Headphones
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The UDPM Quick Start Guides
02/20
Latest forums on Computer Music
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Focusrite Saffire pro 40 might not be compatible with the new 2018 MacBook Pros.
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Crackling sound on the left side of my headphones when changing volume?
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Computer Audio to Speakers through Scarlett Solo
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Comments about the review: A Jewel Called Saffire
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RCA Cambio 10.1 and Audacity...
0 Latest post: 10/18
