Friday, March 27, 2020
Thursday, March 26, 2020
Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Thursday, March 12, 2020
Freeware - Sennheiser DrumMic'a! Kontakt Library
https://en-us.sennheiser.com/drummica
Sennheiser has been providing DrumMic’a! as a library for KONTAKT and KONTAKT PLAYER for more than 7 years now. We are happy about a large community with more than 120.000 users from over 250 countries and thank all of those who have joined our offer during this exiting project phase. As our close partnership with Native Instrument phased out and NI will discontinue the Service Center Serial management end of May 2020, we decided to offer DrumMic’a! as free 3rd party library for KONTAKT to our fans in the future. This means that existing DrumMic’a! installations can be used without limitations, but new installations will include a non-removable time-out for the Instrument when loaded in the KONTAKT PLAYER freeware. This limit will not be applied in the full version of KONTAKT. Also, installation will be slightly different from the process in the past. As we are currently working on all necessary adjustments, we kindly ask for your patience during the next few days. All users who have already signed up, please approve your account, install the software using the orig. installer and register your activation code via Native Instruments Service Center asap., as the respective NI server will be down June 1. The original installer cannot be used for future installations! Thanks a lot for your understanding and return at a later point of time.
Sennheiser has been providing DrumMic’a! as a library for KONTAKT and KONTAKT PLAYER for more than 7 years now. We are happy about a large community with more than 120.000 users from over 250 countries and thank all of those who have joined our offer during this exiting project phase. As our close partnership with Native Instrument phased out and NI will discontinue the Service Center Serial management end of May 2020, we decided to offer DrumMic’a! as free 3rd party library for KONTAKT to our fans in the future. This means that existing DrumMic’a! installations can be used without limitations, but new installations will include a non-removable time-out for the Instrument when loaded in the KONTAKT PLAYER freeware. This limit will not be applied in the full version of KONTAKT. Also, installation will be slightly different from the process in the past. As we are currently working on all necessary adjustments, we kindly ask for your patience during the next few days. All users who have already signed up, please approve your account, install the software using the orig. installer and register your activation code via Native Instruments Service Center asap., as the respective NI server will be down June 1. The original installer cannot be used for future installations! Thanks a lot for your understanding and return at a later point of time.
Freeware - SampleTank 4 Custom Shop
https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/st4cs/
IK Multimedia has introduced SampleTank 4 Custom Shop, an introductory version of their flagship workstation software with 50 free instruments and over 4 GB of sound content.
SampleTank 4 Custom Shop is a freeware sample-based virtual instrument. It can operate as a standalone application, or as a plugin in VST, VST3, AU, and AAX formats for compatible DAW software on PC and Mac. The software is based on IK Multimedia’s flagship SampleTank 4 (starting at €299.99) virtual instrument. The free edition of the software can be authorized permanently, with no time restriction.
IK Multimedia has introduced SampleTank 4 Custom Shop, an introductory version of their flagship workstation software with 50 free instruments and over 4 GB of sound content.
SampleTank 4 Custom Shop is a freeware sample-based virtual instrument. It can operate as a standalone application, or as a plugin in VST, VST3, AU, and AAX formats for compatible DAW software on PC and Mac. The software is based on IK Multimedia’s flagship SampleTank 4 (starting at €299.99) virtual instrument. The free edition of the software can be authorized permanently, with no time restriction.
Freeware - Big Fish Audio Momentum Loop Slicer
https://www.bigfishaudio.com/momentum.html
Big Fish Audio has released Momentum, a freeware loop slicer and multi-effect sound player virtual instrument for PC and Mac.
Momentum is an audio player with built-in multi-effects and beat slicing capabilities, available in VST, AU, and AAX plugin formats for digital audio workstations on PC and Mac. The software is compatible with 64-bit plugin hosts only. Momentum also includes a free 1.8 GB sample pack, which contains a selection of Big Fish Audio’s best-selling samples and loops.
Big Fish Audio has released Momentum, a freeware loop slicer and multi-effect sound player virtual instrument for PC and Mac.
Momentum is an audio player with built-in multi-effects and beat slicing capabilities, available in VST, AU, and AAX plugin formats for digital audio workstations on PC and Mac. The software is compatible with 64-bit plugin hosts only. Momentum also includes a free 1.8 GB sample pack, which contains a selection of Big Fish Audio’s best-selling samples and loops.
Sunday, March 8, 2020
Saturday, March 7, 2020
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Freeware - Wavesfactory SK10 Enhancer VST
https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/42-Enhancer/3257-SK10
SK10 is an audio plugin that simulates a Subkick microphone. Add low end to your tracks in a very natural way without EQ.
SK10 is an audio plugin that simulates a Subkick microphone. Add low end to your tracks in a very natural way without EQ.
Monday, March 2, 2020
Sound and the Internet of Things
https://www.asoundeffect.com/internet-of-things-sound-design/
Sound has enormous potential to enhance how we experience and interact with the connected everyday devices and appliances that make up the Internet of Things.
Dr Iain McGregor - programme leader for the online MSc in Sound design at Edinburgh Napier University - has some great insights, thoughts and ideas on how this can (and probably will) be done
Sound has enormous potential to enhance how we experience and interact with the connected everyday devices and appliances that make up the Internet of Things.
Dr Iain McGregor - programme leader for the online MSc in Sound design at Edinburgh Napier University - has some great insights, thoughts and ideas on how this can (and probably will) be done
Gain Staging: What It Is and How to Do It
https://www.izotope.com/en/learn/gain-staging-what-it-is-and-how-to-do-it.html
Gain staging—a term that baffles many beginners. It’s the kind of phrase people throw around at producer parties (mixing mixers?) as though they know what it means. Often they don’t.
Even if I threw down a prosaic definition of gain staging—say, “adjusting the level at each point of amplification to ensure an optimal signal-to-noise ratio, without unwanted distortion”—it might only confuse you, especially if you didn’t understand the building blocks of that definition.
So in this article, we’ll cover those building blocks. Furthermore, we’ll cover a modern approach to gain staging, one that defies the analog rules of yesteryear.
Gain staging—a term that baffles many beginners. It’s the kind of phrase people throw around at producer parties (mixing mixers?) as though they know what it means. Often they don’t.
Even if I threw down a prosaic definition of gain staging—say, “adjusting the level at each point of amplification to ensure an optimal signal-to-noise ratio, without unwanted distortion”—it might only confuse you, especially if you didn’t understand the building blocks of that definition.
So in this article, we’ll cover those building blocks. Furthermore, we’ll cover a modern approach to gain staging, one that defies the analog rules of yesteryear.
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