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Intel and Microsoft have created a special video hosted by Cakewalk's
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instruments, 42 effects, 150 tracks, and full screen digital video-all
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Focusrite's new Saffire LE 24-bit/96kHz FireWire audio interface offers
six inputs (including two Focusrite preamps, two 1/4-inch balanced line
inputs and two S/PDIF inputs) and eight outputs (including six 1/4-inch
balanced analog outputs and S/PDIF output) with comprehensive monitoring
and I/O control options. MORE.
Beta Monkey Music "Odd Time Meltdown" Beta Monkey Music offers
Odd Time Meltdown, the third installment in its Signature Series
sound libraries. Odd Time Meltdown offers more than 500 drum
loops taken from the same recording session in time signatures such as
5/4, 5/8, 7/4 and 7/8. The loops were recorded in segments of two, four,
eight and 16 bars, and their tempos range from 80 to 120 bpm.
MORE
VOVOX VOXLINK muco Swiss cable manufacturer VOVOX presents
VOXLINK muco, a multicore sound conductor for recording studios that
offers the highest fidelity in transmitting analog audio signals. Like
other VOVOX cables, VOXLINK muco is available in a shielded or an
unshielded version. MORE.
Grace Design m801 Grace Design has unveiled the m801 ($4,895)
multichannel mic preamp, the successor to model 801 8-channel studio
preamp. The m801 comprises a 2U, 19-inch rackmount 8-channel preamp and
an external 1U, half-width linear power supply. It features eight
balanced mic level inputs on female XLR connectors, eight balanced
line-level outputs on male XLR connectors and an additional eight
balanced line-level outputs on male XLR connectors. MORE
Sibelius In the Chair 2 Sibelius Software and Australian
company In the Chair have collaborated to create In the Chair 2, a new
version of In the Chair's practice system scheduled to be released this
fall. MORE
Neumann Solution-D Series Mics Neumann has expanded its
Solution-D digital miniature microphone family by introducing the KM 183
D, KM 184 D and KM 185 D models, which offer three different directional
characteristics. Due to their modular construction, the passive
omnidirectional, cardioid and supercardioid capsules can be combined
with the KM D output stage. The mics are available in classic nickel and
black Nextel finishes. Sampling frequencies from 44.1 to 192 kHz are
supported. MORE
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Listing in Summer NAMM Product Guide
Mix, Electronic Musician and Remix bring
you the Summer NAMM Online Product Directory. Let the audio universe
know what you'll be showing off this July in Austin. Click HERE for
a free product listing.
Remix Hotel NYC Reveals M3 and Shocklee Master Class Panels
In just a month, Remix Hotel, M3 and Shocklee Entertainment will present
an all-time record of 15 celebrity/industry panels on everything from
mixing and mastering tips to digital download, licensing and sampling
issues. Check out panel topics and times at remixhotel.com.
Panelists and special guests will be announced soon. Register today for
Remix Hotel NYC, running from June 23-25 at SAE Institute of Technology
in Manhattan, and get an all-access pass and one year of Remix
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Elvis
Costello & Allen Toussaint, The River in Reverse (Verve
Forecast)
The June 2006 "Cool Spins" included Elvis Costello's classical/jazz
My Flame Is Blue. This month, he reappears in another of his
musical multiple personalities: New Orleans soul singer. Costello
collaborated with artist/composer/producer Allen Toussaint and producer
Joe Henry on an emotional tribute to Toussaint and his hometown. New
Costello/Toussaint songs, Toussaint classics and one by Costello were
recorded in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, giving new meaning to
Toussaint's themes of personal loss and human rights struggle. Henry
also has a talent for showcasing singers. Layers of arrangements
enlivened by Toussaint's piano and Steve Nieve's B3 draw back theater
curtains to reveal Costello's passionate voice. Am I the first reviewer
to think of Joe Henry as the T Bone Burnett of soul?
Producer: Joe Henry. Engineer: Husky Hoskulds.
Studios: Sunset Sound (L.A.), Piety Street Recorders (New
Orleans). Mastering: Gavin Lurssen/The Mastering Lab (L.A.). --
Barbara Schultz
Neil Young, Living With War (Reprise)
Young's much publicized anti-war polemic is worth some ink not because
it was made in less than a week from start to finish (that used to be
typical), but because it's one of his better albums of recent years.
Young is in gritty, heavy guitar mode for most of it, but it's
not a Crazy Horse record (Chad Cromwell plays the elemental drums
and Rick Rosas the bass) and there's important augmentation from outside
his droning rock formula: Trumpeter Tommy Bray adds some spice to a
several songs, and there's also a full choir on every track -- sounds
like a bad idea, but it works! One or two songs sound slightly recycled,
but the overall effect of the album is quite powerful, and the best
songs -- "Families" and "Flags of Freedom" -- are deeply moving.
Producers: Neil Young and Niko Bolas. Engineers: Bolas,
John Hausmann, John Nowland and Steve Genewick. Studios: Redwood
Digital and Capitol Studios. Mastering: Tim Mulligan. --
Blair Jackson
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RØDE
Microphones Buys Event Electronics
Australian microphone manufacturer RØDE Microphones
has acquired Event Electronics, makers of professional studio monitors.
Event will remain based in Carpinteria, Calif. MORE
G.A.N.G. Extends Scholarship Application Deadline Due to
the length of time required for registration procedures, the Game Audio
Network Guild (G.A.N.G.) has extended the deadline for submitting a
$10,000 scholarship application for game audio studies at the
Ex'pression College for Digital Arts to July 15, 2006. MORE
Professional Audio Design Is Liquidating
Equipment Following the successful liquidation of recording
equipment from The Hit Factory, Professional Audio Design has been
retained to liquidate several other studios and is currently selling off
a large quantity of used and vintage equipment. MORE
Prism Sound's ADA-8XR Converter Appears in New Sony PlayStation 3
Game Award-winning composer Richard Jacques, who specializes in
composing music for computer games, has recently completed the trailer
for a new Sony PlayStation 3 game using Prism Sound's ADA-8XR
multi-channel converters and processors. MORE
APM Debuts Film and TV Music Podcast Associated Production
Music (APM) has introduced the Film and TV Music Podcast to give
listeners a chance to hear about news and other developments in the
business of sound-for-picture. MORE
StarCity Recording Purchases SSL Axiom MT Plus StarCity
Recording Company in Bethlehem, Pa., expanded its facility with a
custom-designed SSL Axiom MT Plus digital multitrack console. The MT
Plus is designed specifically for multitrack recording, overdub and
mixing applications. MORE
Ascent Media Management Services Outfits Rooms With
JBL Ascent Media Management Services in Burbank, Calif., has
outfitted its new digital media data center with JBL LSR6300 Series
studio monitors. Three audio rooms -- one large Telecine/DI suite and
two large nonlinear editing suites -- are equipped with the monitors. MORE
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Cakewalk
MusicTeq 2006 Synth Mastery Tour
Cakewalk announces its MusicTeq 2006 Synth
Mastery tour, which will showcase Cakewalk's Rapture and Dimension
Pro virtual instruments. Attendees will learn how these new instruments
can add sounds to SONAR, Project5, Digidesign's Pro Tools, Ableton Live,
Apple Computer's Logic or a favorite host program. Visit www.cakewalk.com/Events/SynthMastery2006.asp to
find out when the tour comes to your area, or call 888/CAKEWALK
(617/423-9004 outside the U.S.).
The National Association of Record Industry Professionals
(NARIP) has announced upcoming summer workshops in the Los Angeles
area. On Tuesday, June 6, Joe Poindexter will present "A&R Today (And
What's Right Around the Corner)." On Tuesday, July 18, Jeff Brabec (VP
of business affairs, Chrysalis Music Group) and Todd Brabec (executive
VP, ASCAP) will discuss opportunities for making money in film and
television music. And on Wednesday, September 6, Clay Pasternack will
present "Independent Distribution Solution: Getting Records From Concept
to Consumer." For details and to register, go to NARIP's Website at www.narip.com.
Grammy-nominated engineer/mixer Vaughan Merrick will lead the Sony
Oxford Plug-In Special Event in New York City beginning at 6 p.m. on
Wednesday, June 14, at the Dale Pro Audio Event Room at 22 W. 19th St.,
Second Floor. Seating is limited to 40. Anyone who is interested in
attending can RSVP to Tricia at Shoreview Distribution; 508/623-1813 or
tricia@shoreviewdistribution.com.
Visit
www.daleproaudio.com and www.sonyplugins.com for additional information.
The Indie Gathering Film Festival will showcase independent
filmmakers in Independence, Ohio, on August 4, 5 and 6, 2006. The
festival offers seminars, panel discussions, film screenings, networking
parties and more. Information is available at
http://theindiegathering.com.
The 22nd Annual Technical Excellence and Creativity (TEC)
Awards will be held on Saturday, October 7 (the second night of the
121st AES Convention) at the Hilton San Francisco.
For more information, visit www.mixfoundation.org.
The San Francisco Exploratorium will unveil Listen: Making
Sense of Sound, which will open October 21, 2006 and run through
December 31, 2007. The 5,000-square-foot exhibition features more than
55 interactive exhibits, 40 of which are brand new. This exhibition
invites visitors to experience the nature of sound, the ways in which
humans perceive sound and how humans listen. For a detailed overview of
the exhibition, go to
www.exploratorium.edu/pr/documents/06-7Listen.html.
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