Saturday, February 20, 2010
Contest: Matisyahu has provided stems to Remix song "One Day" the NBC Winter Olympics Anthem: http://ping.fm/58xUO
Sometimes winning a song contest can lead to a significant breakthrough for a pop artist: http://ping.fm/DVtEM
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
4th annual Gathering in the Gap Music Festival is seeking entries for its new songwriting contest http://ping.fm/cThAw
Monday, February 15, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Sent to you by Scott via Google Reader: Alchemy, an amazing sample
manipulator via Berkleemusic Blogs by Loudon Stearns on 2/3/10
Hello all, this is usually where I post cool stuff about Ableton Live,
but I have really been getting into the Alchemy sample manipulator by
Camel Audio. It is just an amazing program with a huge range of sonic
possibilities. Once you master all the parameters and possibilities in
Live’s Sampler, it will be time to think about moving on to something
that offers even more control.
For a traditional sampler, creating true-to-life sampled instruments,
Native Instruments Kontakt is the way to go. While Kontakt has some
awesome sound design tools, Alchemy kills it in that regard, and I find
the Alchemy interface easier to deal with. The the constant scrolling
required in Kontakt gets tiresome fast. Anyway, here is a great video
on Alchemy if you are thinking of making a purchase:
http://ping.fm/kmddr
Oh, and because I can’t help put a bit of Live stuff in here as well,
check out this cool vid, 20 Ableton tricks in 8 minutes:
http://ping.fm/XVshj
Both of the links are at synthtopia.com, a great blog for the latest in
music tech goodness!
Have fun. Make Music.
-L-Don
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manipulator via Berkleemusic Blogs by Loudon Stearns on 2/3/10
Hello all, this is usually where I post cool stuff about Ableton Live,
but I have really been getting into the Alchemy sample manipulator by
Camel Audio. It is just an amazing program with a huge range of sonic
possibilities. Once you master all the parameters and possibilities in
Live’s Sampler, it will be time to think about moving on to something
that offers even more control.
For a traditional sampler, creating true-to-life sampled instruments,
Native Instruments Kontakt is the way to go. While Kontakt has some
awesome sound design tools, Alchemy kills it in that regard, and I find
the Alchemy interface easier to deal with. The the constant scrolling
required in Kontakt gets tiresome fast. Anyway, here is a great video
on Alchemy if you are thinking of making a purchase:
http://ping.fm/kmddr
Oh, and because I can’t help put a bit of Live stuff in here as well,
check out this cool vid, 20 Ableton tricks in 8 minutes:
http://ping.fm/XVshj
Both of the links are at synthtopia.com, a great blog for the latest in
music tech goodness!
Have fun. Make Music.
-L-Don
Things you can do from here:
- Subscribe to Berkleemusic Blogs using Google Reader
- Get started using Google Reader to easily keep up with all your
favorite sites
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Submissions for the third Peterborough Examinersong contest are now being accepted http://ping.fm/ET7ao
Thursday, February 11, 2010
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