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Create Digital Music

http://www.createdigitalmusic.com

News, tips, reviews, and oddities for musicians using digital tech and computers. Covers everything from MIDI and audio software to DIY musical electronics, interactive audio, and music technology trends. Daily updates and group contributions.

• Added on: Oct 31st, 2006
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Listed in: Technology Music Computers
• Tags: Software news windows hardware trends oddities

Recent Posts

• Bliptronic 5000’s Creator: Hacking Tips, Prototyping, and the Switchnome

  Posted on Wednesday November 25th, 2009 at 11:17 in news, hacks, design, electronics, gadgets, hardware, hacking, prototype, thinkgeek, grids, tenori-on, monome

  Ed.: Resident hardware hacker and sound artist Michael Una chatted via phone with the creator of ThinkGeek’s $50 Bliptronic instrument. We’ve already got some early tips on how you might hack this design into custom creations, which could...

• Bliptronic 5000: Tenori-On, monome, Meet Your $50, Hackable Clone

  Posted on Wednesday November 25th, 2009 at 10:18 in news, gadgets, hardware, cheap, instrument, grids, leds, tenori-on, monome, recession-special, grid-controller, bliptronic

  You know the grid craze is in full steam once ThinkGeek offers a $50 clone. The Bliptronic 5000 is somewhere between the Tenori-On and monome. It certainly looks like the monome, with an 8-by-8 grid of light-up pads in a square form factor. But like...

• Max for Live Guide: 10 Things You Should Know, Release Details, Pricing, Videos

  Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 12:05 in Software, news, tips, windows, live, DIY, tutorials, mac, How-To, previews, max, patching

  Max for Live is now available, fusing the multimedia, visual programming environment of Max/MSP/Jitter with the plug-in hosting and sequencing and clip-launching and recording of Ableton Live. With two complex products interacting, there are plenty...

• Max for Live Comes with Some Strings Attached for Creators

  Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 12:02 in programming, editorial, news, windows, Mobile, Opinion, Linux, development, trends, mac, analysis, open-source

  Image (CC) akihiko.japan. Max for Live is a fantastic product that treads on genuinely new ground. Its level of integration with the user interface and operation of the host reaches a new high, it comes with a rich selection of instruments, effects,...

• Artists We Love: edison is monome Instrumentalist; Look Ma, No Loops!

  Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 09:14 in music, news, inspiration, artists, samples, Technique, controller, listening, monome, live-performance, live pa

  edison – tonka truck from edison on Vimeo. edison has become an underground sensation, a monome-playing virtuoso with soul. And now he’s just showing off. Sure, the monome lacks velocity sensitivity, but here, it remains an instrument, a...

• monome News: Max for Live with 7up, New Grayscale, Mass Kit Builds, NYC Fest

  Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 09:14 in news, java, electronics, DIY, community, max, open-source, patching, controllers, 7up, ableton, free-software

  SevenUpLive 2.0 Preview from bar|none on Vimeo. Planet monome is getting to be an exciting place. The biggest news: SevenUpLive, an extraordinary original application that melds the monome as controller with a set of Live functions, is getting a maj...

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