ADSR Sample Manager has been updated to version 1.5 with a host of practical features and functions including ADSR account integration, Ableton LINK, new creative sample manipulation controls,… Read More Read the full story
Babylonwaves releases Art Conductor 6
Babylonwaves has released Art Conductor 6. Art Conductor is a collection more than 5000 Cubase Expression maps and Logic Articulation Sets covering over 90% of all commercially… Read More Read the full story
Waves software announces Music Maker Access subscription plan
Waves Audio, developer of audio plugins for mixing, music production, mastering, sound design, broadcast, post-production and live sound, announces Waves The post Waves software announces Music Maker Access subscription plan appeared first on Gearjunkies.com. Read the full story
Trackbout updates free MIDI Plugin Ripchord to v2.0
Trackbout has released a major update to its free MIDI plugin Ripchord, which lets you easily create and remix chord progressions. The codebase has been rewritten from scratch to improve… Read More Read the full story
Splash Sound releases Ukulele library for Kontakt
Splash Sound has released Ukulele, a new sample library for Kontakt. Splash Sound says this is not just another library, but a complete instrument which you can write a full… Read More Read the full story
Tritik KrushPro Review (+ One FREE License Giveaway!)
Tritik has released KrushPro (€49), an improved version of the freeware Krush bitcrusher plugin. The new version of the plugin adds several effect modules, workflow improvements, and some exciting modulation tricks. Are these new features worth the upgrade from the basic free version of Krush, though? Well, there’s only one wait to find out. Let’s…
How To Become A Mobile DJ, Pt 2: Choose To Think Like a Pro
Have you ever thought about becoming a mobile DJ, or are you already trying to be one? For many, becoming a mobile DJ is a great way to earn extra money, be able to play out more regularly, carry on DJing when family and career become a priority, or play extra gigs alongside club work….
How do music recognition apps work?
If you’ve seen the hit TV show Silicon Valley, you probably remember that Pied Piper, the game-changing compression algorithm, started out as a music-identification app that determined whether or not a piece of music was plagiarized. Music recognition apps have been around since 1999, when Shazam began identifying songs. Since then it has been used…