This month MusicTech Magazine includes:
Recording Masterclass: The first part of a major series of guides, starting with large-capsule condensers and explaining many of the tech terms involved in recording with mics plus top tips and advice along the way…
Acapellas are a goldmine for producers worldwide and this collection will not fail to deliver, you get verses, bridges, chorus plus additional harmony and single word phrases making it a breeze to arrange and remix the stems to your preference. With world class vocal performances from in demand vocalists your tracks can take on a whole new level of popularity when performed and released – and the cool thing is you avoid those awkward conversations that start with “About my Royalties”
Master of Ceremonies Mickey Flair has been stirring up the scene in Southern California since the early ’90s. As an active promoter and performer, his Hip-Hop influences shine through with earnest, raw delivery and the drive that pushed his persona to the forefront of L.A.’s underground Drum and Bass scene…
DyVision Reverb Remover from DyVision Works is a VST effect for use in Windows DAW programs. It can remove reverb from an audio signal, and also has de-essing and background noise reduction capabilities. It is designed to be used as an insert effect on stereo audio signals.
4Media Audio Converter Pro encompasses the functions of audio converter, audio extractor, CD ripper and CD burner, allowing you to convert between audio formats, extract audio from general and high-definition video files, rip CDs to music files, and burn CD from audio files.
For many years now Berlin has been one of the central hubs on the world Techno scene. Being home to some of the most famous techno clubs and producers. With parties starting at midnight on a friday and going through to monday afternoon, techno is a big part of the 24 hour lifestyle that makes Berlin what it is. The scene is growing fast in Asia and Tokyo is clearly Asia capital city of Techno. Tokyo producer, N.Z.M, now based in Berlin brings this cross culture explosion into an amazing sample pack.
Keyboard Magazine is a magazine that originally covered electronic keyboard instruments and keyboardists, though with the advent of computer based recording and audio technology, they have added digital music technology to their regular coverage, including those not strictly pertaining to the keyboard related instruments.
