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Mar 1, 2003,
By Len Sasso
In the early 1980s, with the introduction of drum machines from Oberheim, Linn, E-mu, Sequential, and Roland, combining step sequencing with a synthesis...
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Feb 1, 2003,
By Len Sasso
With the release of Reason version 2.0, Propellerhead Software has fulfilled a number of feature requests and added two excellent sound modules to their...
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Jan 1, 2003,
By Rob Shrock
Having experienced many years of unflagging popularity, Finale remains an industry standard in the realm of notation software. Not content simply to rest...
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Jan 1, 2003,
By Len Sasso
Joining the likes of Image-Line Software FruityLoops, Propellerhead Reason, Arturia Storm, and VirSyn TERA, Synapse Audio Software's Orion is one of the...
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Dec 1, 2002,
Len Sasso
In live performance, Ableton Live 1.5 is far more versatile than first meets the eye......
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Dec 1, 2002,
By Len Sasso
Bitshift Audio brings beat slicing into your digital audio work environment with Phatmatik Pro ($99), available in VSTi format for Windows and Mac OS...
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Nov 1, 2002,
By Len Sasso
FruityLoops is one of the oldest contenders in the growing field of loop-oriented, all-in-one studio software. Unlike programs such as Sonic Foundry Acid,...
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Nov 1, 2002,
By Jeffrey P. Fisher
Surefire post-production techniques that harness this software's powerful features....
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Sep 1, 2002,
By Rob Shrock
MOTU's Digital Performer has long been one of the most popular and powerful digital audio sequencers. The current version, Digital Performer 3 (DP3),...
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Jun 1, 2002,
By Erik Hawkins
For some time I've dreamed of owning an application that would combine loops in real time without stopping playback to reload, like an automatic pistol...
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Jun 1, 2002,
By Todd Souvignier
Wondering which loop-based audio software is the best for you? We've put Sonic Foundry Acid, Image-Line Software Fruity loops, Propellerhead ReCycle, Cakewalk Sonar, Plasma, BitHeadz Phrazer, and Ableton Live to the test....
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May 1, 2002,
By Alex Artaud
If you thought the analog sequencer was dead, think again. The fatController ($350), a sturdy 16-note sequencer from Australia's Frostwave, is intuitive...
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May 1, 2002,
By Zack Price
When Acid was introduced, it was hailed as a breakthrough product, and rightly so. The program simplified the process of creating music using sample loops...
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Feb 1, 2002,
By Nick Peck
Surround sound is everywhere. Once the exclusive bastion of film, multichannel audio has spread rapidly into the worlds of music, games, and broadcast....
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Feb 1, 2002,
By Len Sasso
Version 1.5 of Storm is a major upgrade of Arturia's flagship all-in-one studio software. It now comes in Mac and PC flavors, supports ASIO and VST on...
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Jan 1, 2002,
By Rob Shrock
Mark of the Unicorn's (MOTU's) Digital Performer has been a first-call digital sequencer for almost as long as MIDI has been around and for good reason....
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Oct 1, 2001,
By Scott R. Garrigus
For the past several years, Cakewalk has released a new version of its flagship product, Pro Audio, every 12 months or so. EM has published numerous Pro...
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May 1, 2001,
By Rob Shrock
When the Roland Corporation unveiled the VP-9000 at the winter 2000 NAMM convention, I was impressed. This unassuming black box performed magic tricks...
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