Posted on 26/07/2016
The odd sounds Most recording spaces show certain frequency anomalies in the form of resonances, standing waves, vents, electrical hisses and hums and background noises. Maybe the anomalies were not noticed during reccording, or perhaps it was impossible to remove them on site. But they will probably show up in mixing or post-production. Luckily there are […]
Posted on 11/07/2016
Acquired Date: May 2016 A new plugin for treating (mainly) vocals. Running alongside other vocoders in the studio: Logic EVOC-20.
Posted on 02/07/2016
You may know the problem. A plethora of VST/AU soft synths and effects, all with different user interfaces, that forces you to adapt your working style to every new plugin you use. Existing generic controllers (Novation Automaps, Mackie Controls etc) are helpful, but often with a confusing adaptation and limited functionality. Logic’s built-in Channel Strip […]
Posted on 24/05/2016
ANA is definitely a well-equppped subtractive synth, capable of producing all standard virtual analog flavours. Plenty of everything, and a large modulation matrix caters for some very complex possibilities. I acquired it mostly because of the randomizing feature, which is very much in line with my current generative music experiments. And ANA does deliver some wildly unpredictable […]
Posted on 23/05/2016
Metaphysical Functions is a part of Native Instruments’ Reaktor package – currently at version 6. So you need to have Reaktor installed to use the instrument. It has been a part of Reaktor for a long time, so even early versions of the program may contain it, since it is part of the official NI […]
Posted on 10/05/1980
A sound innovator Wolfgang Palm is a leading synthesizer hardware designer from Germany, who started out building custom accessories and modular synthesizers under the name “PPG”. The product were originally custom made for professional users, like the German “Berlin-school” electronic band Tangerine Dream . The wavetable synths But Palms real innovation was probably his work with Wavetables – […]