Showing posts with label Audio Editors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Audio Editors. Show all posts
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Soundforge for Mac Announced
Sony has announced that a Mac version of their well-known audio editing software Soundforge is coming soon. No other details are known for the moment. I, for one, welcome this development, as I still feel like the Mac lacks a really great audio editor.
Labels:
Audio Editors,
Mac Software,
Sony
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Catching up...
Sorry I've missed the odd update here and there. I'm in the process of shipping out pre-orders for my new album and I'm happy to say, there have been enough that it makes getting anything else done. Here's some interesting info you may have missed:
• Bias, Inc. Closing
Bias, Inc., mainly known for their well-loved Mac audio editor Peak, made an abrupt announcement at the end of last week that they were ceasing operations immediately. The BIAS Authorization Manager Server is functioning "at this time", take that as you will. Create Digital Music did a nice round-up of some of the alternatives that remain for Mac users in need of a good audio editor...
• The Sound of Ridley Scott's Prometheus
Here's a nice profile on the sound of Ridley Scott's Alien prequel done by the good folks at Soundworks Collection. Thanks to Synthtopia for posting this!
SoundWorks Collection: The Sound of Prometheus from Michael Coleman on Vimeo.
• Apple to Stay Pro for Now?
Last week came the news that software developers Redmatica had been purchased by Apple. Given how in-depth Redmatica's editors and utilities for EXS-24 are, it seemed to be an indication that Apple was not going to go the Final Cut X mistake of dumbing down a flagship product for the consumer market. They, yesterday, Apple announced specs for a new Macbook Pro, which includes the serious spec of quad-core 3.2 gHz processor, am ultra hi-res Retina Display, an SD card reader, USB 3 ports, Thunderbolt ports, and upgrades available for pretty huge amounts of RAM and hard-drive space. Of course, Apple is a difficult company to predict, but at least for now, it seems, professional users are still valued by Apple.
• Sugar Bytes Releases Cyclop Synth
Although it seems aimed at the dubstep market, Sugar Byte's new softsynth for Mac and Windows, called Cyclop, looks to have some innovative features that should draw the approval of any synth head, including the very interesting effects sequencer.
• Bias, Inc. Closing
Bias, Inc., mainly known for their well-loved Mac audio editor Peak, made an abrupt announcement at the end of last week that they were ceasing operations immediately. The BIAS Authorization Manager Server is functioning "at this time", take that as you will. Create Digital Music did a nice round-up of some of the alternatives that remain for Mac users in need of a good audio editor...
• The Sound of Ridley Scott's Prometheus
Here's a nice profile on the sound of Ridley Scott's Alien prequel done by the good folks at Soundworks Collection. Thanks to Synthtopia for posting this!
SoundWorks Collection: The Sound of Prometheus from Michael Coleman on Vimeo.
• Apple to Stay Pro for Now?
Last week came the news that software developers Redmatica had been purchased by Apple. Given how in-depth Redmatica's editors and utilities for EXS-24 are, it seemed to be an indication that Apple was not going to go the Final Cut X mistake of dumbing down a flagship product for the consumer market. They, yesterday, Apple announced specs for a new Macbook Pro, which includes the serious spec of quad-core 3.2 gHz processor, am ultra hi-res Retina Display, an SD card reader, USB 3 ports, Thunderbolt ports, and upgrades available for pretty huge amounts of RAM and hard-drive space. Of course, Apple is a difficult company to predict, but at least for now, it seems, professional users are still valued by Apple.
• Sugar Bytes Releases Cyclop Synth
Although it seems aimed at the dubstep market, Sugar Byte's new softsynth for Mac and Windows, called Cyclop, looks to have some innovative features that should draw the approval of any synth head, including the very interesting effects sequencer.
Labels:
Apple,
Audio Editors,
Mac Software,
Sugar Bytes
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Audacity 2.0 Released
Audacity, the free cross-platform audio editor has been updated to version 2.0. The new version offers several new features including a new vocal remover, improved effects quality, automatic crash recovery, a new device toolbar, and more. For the full scoop on everything that's new visit the Audacity website.
Labels:
Audio Editors,
Free Software,
Mac Software,
Windows Software
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