Archive for 'Audio Damage'
Cloner of a Lonely Heart
I’m going to interrupt my Japan coverage to mention that one of the things in the stack of mail awaiting us at home was the latest issue of Computer Music magazine. In it is an article about pitch shifting, starting with the old Harmonizers and going through the current crop of intelligent harmony-effects plug-ins. There [...]
Posted: April 12th, 2007 under Audio Damage.
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Why I Hate Apple
People tend to look at me a little strangely when I tell them that I prefer Windows XP to the Mac OS. I think they figure that since I’m a musician, I must prefer Macs because Macs are supposed to appeal to creative folks or something. Here’s just one in a long list of examples [...]
Posted: March 26th, 2007 under Audio Damage, Uncategorized.
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Praise for Replicant
The new issue of Computer Music magazine just arrived in my mailbox. In it is a very positive review of Replicant, Audio Damage’s latest product. The reviewer practically gushes about it, gives it a 10 out of 10 score, and concludes by saying “consider it the first essential purchase of 2007.” It’s a tidy coincidence [...]
Posted: March 16th, 2007 under Audio Damage.
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Video of Monodeck II
Here’s a rather poorly shot video of Robert Henke playing his Monodeck II:
It’s too bad that the camera operator doesn’t figure out until the last minute that all he really needs to do is point the camera straight down at the thing, but still, it’s an exciting look at one of the most impressive DIY [...]
Posted: March 4th, 2007 under Audio Damage, Studio Nebula.
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Trophies for Audio Damage!
UPS delivered two packages today containing award trophies for Audio Damage products. One is for “Best Software Value” for the 914 Filter Bank, awarded by Remix Magazine; the other is for “Download of the Year” for an unspecified selection of our plug-ins, awarded by Electronic Musician Magazine. Chris was going to pick these up in [...]
Posted: February 1st, 2007 under Audio Damage.
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Audio Damage Announces Replicant
I’m pleased to announce that we just released our latest product. Replicant is a real-time beat slicer and loop mangler with automatic filters and panning and a host of randomization features. Click here to reach the product page on the Audio Damage website.
Posted: January 4th, 2007 under Audio Damage.
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Audio Damage Plug-in Bundle Available from Cakewalk
Cakewalk, long-time and well-known vendors of music software, is selling a bundle of Audio Damage plug-ins during the holiday season. You can pick up the package of Reverence, DubStation, and Phase Two for a discounted price. The relevant website is here. I believe that this offer is only available to registered Cakewalk customers, and that [...]
Posted: November 22nd, 2006 under Audio Damage.
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Discord 2 Reviewed In Future Music Magazine
I just found out that Future Music ran a very positive review of Discord 2 in their August issue. The author almost gushes about the plug-in, and bestows upon it their Platinum and Value Awards. It’s also the longest and most in-depth review of Discord 2 that I’ve read.
I do have to wonder about the [...]
Posted: September 20th, 2006 under Audio Damage.
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More Audio Damage Coverage in Computer Music Magazine
Yes, it’s been a busy week for AD. Response to Reverence has been amazing, for which we are extremely grateful. Yesterday the new issue of Computer Music arrived in my mailbox, and besides sporting Chris’s lovely half-page ad for Reverence, we were surprised and very pleased to discover it contained a nice review of Discord [...]
Posted: August 24th, 2006 under Audio Damage.
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Reverence: It’s a Hit
Our new reverb plug-in Reverence is enjoying a very warm welcome in the marketplace. It’s selling like crazy–it’s broken all of our first-days-of-sales records by a factor of two or more–and the buyers love it. There’s a nice review here at the Create Digital Music website.
Posted: August 23rd, 2006 under Audio Damage.
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