EM Web Clips for September 2003

Aug 20, 2003 12:00 PM

           
 

Seven Deadly Synths (p. 40)
Ex. 1: Virus_Demosong
This onboard track demonstrates the distinctive sound of the Access Virus, though you’ll probably want to delete it to make room for additional Programs.
Ex. 2: Neuron Anatomy
The Hartmann Neuron’s more ethereal timbres make the most of its high-quality reverb effect.
Ex. 3: Sun Synthesis
The Jomox SunSyn sounds quite good anywhere you might want a real analog synth.
Ex. 4: Supernova_Demo
The Novation Supernova II Pro-X shows off its stuff in one of three factory demos.
Ex. 5: V-Synthable
Roland’s first all-DSP instrument, the V-Synth is capable of sounds that no other synth can produce.
Ex. 6: Tranquility8
The Omega 8, the flagship synth from American manufacturer Studio Electronics, sounds like a true analog synth because it is.
Ex. 7: Waldorf_Zipfelchen
Waldorf’s onboard demo track only hints at the versatility of the Q+.

Adobe Audition Masterclass (p. 65)
Use the file honkguitar.mp3 to try out Adobe Audition's powerful Parametric Equalizer tool, following the steps described in "Master Class: Passing the Audition."

Novation KS4 review ( p. 114).
Read David Battino's extensive additional content, featuring downloads, mp3s, pictures and more right here.

LinPlug Virtual Instruments VST Modular Synths ( p. 126)
CronoVoX.mp3 is an example of a speech clip that was processed with LinPlug's CronoX 2 sample-based modular synth.