202 Hack is an application that converts sequence information stored in standard MIDI files into a format compatible with Roland MC-202 sequences. You choose one or two MIDI channels, whose note information is then extracted from the MIDI file and converted into the "internal" and/or "external" sequences of the 202. Accent and Portamento can also be coded for.
The new OS X version is today available and costs $15.
Bias has posted an update v1.1.2 of SoundSoap, the audio cleaning solution which easily & instantly reduces noise from your digital video or digital audio files. This update resolves the error: "unknown chunk found in AVI file" when saving out an AVI file in Sound Soap V1.1.1.
You can download the update from the MM Softwares section.
Cacophony is an audio editor made by Richard Banister. It has a number of unique features which set it apart from other similar programs for Mac. Over twenty different file formats are supported with read and write support, and a number of additional formats can be read in. This update fixes some bugs.
You can download Cacophony 1.3.1 from the MacMusic softwares section.
Bias has announced that all versions of its audio editor Peak (Pro - DV - LE) have been updated today to version 4.12. These updates fixe some bugs : adds the "Delete" process to the list of processed in the batch file processor, problems with SMDI transfers have been fixed, compatibility with WAVES mono/mono AudioUnit plug-ins has been fixed, fixed a problem when using a mono file with stereo WAVES plug-ins, fixes a problem with the repair click function, fixes a problem where hitting the fade out button rapidly would cause a crash, fixes a problem with 32-bit WAVE files, fixes a problem with some plug-in GUIs when playback stops and fixes a problem with -39 errors in JAM when saving or bouncing to a JAM image.
These updates are free for Peak 4 registered users.
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Cycling'74 has posted a general bugfix for Pluggo in AU/VST/AU for Mac OS X. Pluggo is a collection of more than seventy-four audio plug-ins that work with Mac OS sequencers and audio applications. Effects categories include delays, filters, pitch effects, distortion, granulation, spectral effects, modulators, multi-channel effects, synthesizers, audio routing, reverb and dynamics, and visual display.
This update is available on download in the MacMusic Softwares section.
Emagic have updated the OS X AU versions of EVP73 and EXSP24 to v1.1. Thes versions feature more compatibility, further minor improvements and the EXSP24 now supports the AKAI S1000 and S3000 sample format.
These free updates are available on Emagic web site.
Native Instruments has announced the B4D, a perfect hardware controller for the B4, allowing musicians to control the sound with an authentic drawbar feel, just like the original. The sturdy B4D drawbar controller offers 9 mechanical drawbars, 22 buttons, and 2 knobs for intuitive control over the most important B4 sound parameters. The controller's nine drawbars can access any of the three B4 drawbar groups. With the buttons and knobs you can control the rotary speaker, vibrato/chorus, percussion, recall presets on the fly, and change the volume and overdrive.
Released July 16th, Max/MSP 4.5 is a major update : complete ReWire slave support , visualization tools for audio signals, anti-aliased oscillators with a warm, analog sound, new preset management system and more.
Today Cycling'74 has posted a 4.5.1 update, which is a bugfix.
MacMice has annouced a new midi Keyboard, designed for use with Apple Garageband software. The GarageKey has 37 full-size, professional quality, velocity sensitive keys. It has octave up and down buttons discretely placed on the rear panel. And, it is plug and play compliant with OS X USB-MIDI. It's clear acrylic over bright white styling, and its bright white keys, are made to precisely match Apple's desktop styling.
The GarageKey will costs $129.99 and will be available in October.
Numerology is a MIDI sequencer with a modular sequencing environment designed for performing musicians. It works by giving the user an organized workspace within which they can quickly create and connect together a variety of highly functional sequencing and MIDI event generating modules. As a fully modular environment, the user can construct sequencing instruments that fit their own unique and twisted requirements.
Info on this 1.4 release available in the MacMusic Softwares section.
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