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Here is a special advance look at SynthStation, Akai Pro's new synthesizer for iPhone and iPod Touch. Although it is an iPhone app, SynthStation works on the iPad too, which is shown in this video.
Akai SynthStation Sneak Peek
05/10/10
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Here is a special advance look at SynthStation, Akai Pro's new synthesizer for iPhone and iPod...
Charles Scott is the resident 'music guy' at bad Robot Productions. In this video he is taking us on a tour of the various Rob Papen softsynths he is using at Bad Robot.
Charles Scott and Rob Papen
08/11/10
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Charles Scott is the resident 'music guy' at bad Robot Productions. In this video he is taking...
Active Studio Monitors with USB Audio Interface
Samson Studio GT - Summer...
06/22/10
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Active Studio Monitors with USB Audio Interface
Like a chipmunk with rabies, the Krank Rev Jr. Pro is diminutive and cute, but its bite transmits the rabies virus. Jeremy Graves of Krank Amplification gives us a taste of the lil' powerhouse, and details the added features that the Pro brings to the Rev Jr. line. Fun fact: if you are stopped at the Arizona-Mexico border with a Krank Rev Jr. in your trunk, you only serve half the mandatory minimum that a full stack would carry.
Krank Rev Jr. Pro:...
07/06/08
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Like a chipmunk with rabies, the Krank Rev Jr. Pro is diminutive and cute, but its bite...
The Vexter Series Box of Rock is the Vexter Version of Z.Vex's first proper distortion pedal. The circuit and premium hand-assembled components are exactly the same as the original Box of Rock, only without the hand-painted box. The Vexter series are screen-printed to save on costs, thereby passing the savings on to you so you can afford two of them! The Vexter Box of Rock circuit was designed specifically to recreate the sonic experience of a dimed Marshall JTM non-master volume amp. The Box of Rock works beautifully as a boost / distortion circuit for any amp, but it is highly recommended that you plug it into a clean Marshall at least once for the intended effect. The ZVex Box of Rock is extremely sensitive to your guitar's volume control, and on all but the most extreme distortion settings will clean up to a pristine spit-shine as you roll back the volume knob. The boost section is capable of boosting your guitar signal to fifty times unity gain, so this thing can do some serious damage if you're prone to being haphazard about knob placement. The boost section and the drive and boost controls on the Box of Rock are based on ZVex's infamous Super Hard-On circuit, but with a few alterations to make the tone somewhat less glassy and more like an standard amplifier input section. Also like the SHO, the boost and drive knobs will crackle somewhat when in use, which is both expected and perfectly normal for this design. Fear not the crackly sounds. The BOR boost section has been placed after the distortion section (or
ZVex Box Of Rock
03/23/13
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The Vexter Series Box of Rock is the Vexter Version of Z.Vex's first proper distortion pedal....
In this interview, drummer Matt Payne explains his role as technician on the road, and shares his expertise on how frequently to change heads based on playing style and budget.
The Role of a Drum...
07/08/08
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In this interview, drummer Matt Payne explains his role as technician on the road, and shares...
IK Multimedia has now made their AmpliTube amp sim software available for the iPad and iPhone, along with the iRig interface.
IK Multimedia AmpliTube for ...
06/28/10
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IK Multimedia has now made their AmpliTube amp sim software available for the iPad and iPhone,...
Huston Singletary takes you through the process of creating a Device Rack for Audio Effects in Live 7. Includes tips on Macro Mapping.
Creating Device Racks in...
08/07/08
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Huston Singletary takes you through the process of creating a Device Rack for Audio Effects in...
The OSP STM1300 versus three famous mics : the Neumann U87, the Shure KSM32 and the Audio-Technica 3035.
OSP STM1300 vs Shure, A/T...
07/24/08
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The OSP STM1300 versus three famous mics : the Neumann U87, the Shure KSM32 and the...
How is made a Tuba
How It's Made - Building...
06/25/10
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How is made a Tuba
New update available (6-4-2013)
MixVibes Cross DJ for iPad...
06/05/13
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New update available (6-4-2013)
Tabla lesson 3 for beginers Dadra - Dha TiRi KiTa : Na TiRi KiTa
Tabla lesson 3 by Venkat
06/29/08
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Tabla lesson 3 for beginers Dadra - Dha TiRi KiTa : Na TiRi KiTa
Logic Pro Tutorials: The relationship between record tracks, mixer channel strips, the inspector column and the media library. Including signal flow, routing, bussing, channel-strip presets and more.
Logic Pro Tutorials:...
10/01/12
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Logic Pro Tutorials: The relationship between record tracks, mixer channel strips, the...
Welcome and introduction.
Reason 4 - Tutorial 1 -...
04/08/08
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Welcome and introduction.
AES Oral History 005: John M. Eargle. (1931-2007) Educator, mentor, and friend of many in the audio community. Served as Vice President of Product Development at JBL Professional, recorded or produced some 275 compact discs, wrote several popular books on audio engineering topics, was past president of the AES, had a deep commitment to education, presenting at many forums as a guest lecturer and serving on numerous panels and committees. He taught at the Aspen Audio Recording Institute for more than 20 years and served on the faculty of the Aspen Audio Recording Institute. A scholarship fund has been established in Eargle's name under the auspices of the Audio Engineering Society's Educational Foundation.
AES Oral History 005: John...
06/15/08
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AES Oral History 005: John M. Eargle. (1931-2007) Educator, mentor, and friend of many in the...
beginner to intermediate drum lesson for basic punk beats
Drum Lesson 37 (Punk Beats)
06/09/08
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beginner to intermediate drum lesson for basic punk beats
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