With MixPad multi-track recording and mixing software, you can access all the power of professional recording and mixing equipment through a single platform that streamlines the process and makes mixing a breeze.
WavePad Sound Editor is a full featured professional sound editor for Windows. WavePad Sound Editor will let you edit and make voice and other audio recordings. When editing audio files you can cut, copy and paste parts of recordings and, if required, add effects like echo, amplification and noise reduction. WavePad Sound Editor works as a wav editor or mp3 editor but it also supports a number of other file formats including vox, gsm, real audio, au, aif, flac, ogg and more. WavePad Sound Editor is designed to be a very easy and intuitive to use for audio editing. Within minutes you will be able to open or record a file and edit it. But if you take time to explore the other features you will find many powerful tools for editing audio designed with the professional sound engineer in mind.
SmartScore 64 Pro recognizes scores without any restriction on the number of parts or pages. Notation, lyrics and text recognized with up to 99+% accuracy*. Process choral scores, band arrangements, operas, hymns, musicals, instrumental and solo parts as well as full conductor’s scores. Scan, edit, transpose, extract parts, adjust page margins and reformat layout of practically any printed score. Print or save output to PDF, MusicXML, MP3 audio files all within a few minutes. Your new score will look great and playback will sound rich, nuanced and true-to-life. SmartScore 64 is an indispensable tool for transcribers, arrangers, educators and music ministers. Whether you are using it to export scores to another notation program or using it entirely on its own, there is very little SmartScore 64 can’t do. Download the demo and discover its powers for yourself.
The first chapter of a musical library never captured before! Recorded straight in the depths of the Amazon rainforest and on a studio located in the city of Manaus, upon months of a deep researching, we selected the main instruments that are part of the culture, religion and traditions of those who lives in the Amazon. With special attention to details, we captured every sound emitted by those instruments thus guaranteeing the creation of a powerful tool for composers and producers looking for a professional, emotional and spiritual sound to add on their music. The Composer Edition allows you to play on NI Kontakt, more than 100 instruments fluently thanks to thousands of coding lines wrote by our engineers.
Audio conversion perfected, effortlessly convert to mp3, FLAC, Apple lossless and more. dBpoweramp Music Converter™ has become the standard tool for audio conversions, over 30 million users world trust their converting to dBpoweramp:… dBpoweramp contains a multitude of audio tools in one: CD Ripper, Music Converter, ID Tag Editor and Windows audio shell enhancements. Preloaded with mp3 & Wave codecs, practically every audio codec can be installed from [Codec Central], as well as Utility Codecs (perform actions on audio files). One of the greatest compliments we receive is that dBpoweramp tends to be the first program people install onto a new PC.
The Waldorf Attack is one of the most powerful and beloved drum synthesizers. The PPG Wave 2.V is the authentic reproduction of the legendary PPG Wave 2.3. The D-Pole is the famous Waldorf Filter. What do you get when this is packed into one box? Pure creativity! Now also for Intel Macs and as AudioUnits. Three of the best-selling synthesizer and effect plug-ins, updated and optimized for the latest VST and AudioUnit host applications. The Waldorf Edition features the famous and award-winning PPG Wave 2.V, Attack and D-Pole plug-ins as VST and AudioUnit variants for your latest Windows XP (32bit) or Mac OS X computers. The Macintosh versions are Universal Binaries allowing you to run them on the latest Macintosh computers with Intel processors.
Welcome to the Music Producer’s Guide to Synthesisers, the complete guide to the exciting world of softsynths, brought to you by the experts at Computer Music magazine. We look at three such iconic synths – the Minimoog, ARP Odyssey and Roland SH-101 – and their software equivalents in our main feature on page 14. We also look at some of the ‘less classic’ hardware synths of days gone by (on page 92), and show you how to emulate these more curious synths in software.
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