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Tools of the Trade

Feb 1, 2004, By Editors

E-MU SYSTEMS EMULATOR X STUDIO
Two new PC-based desktop sampling systems from E-mu Systems (www.emu.com) offer tools for automated sampling and preset creation, an integrated waveform editor, synthesis and a mastering-grade 24-bit/192kHz audio interface with hardware-accelerated effects....

Dedicated Speaker Processors

Jan 1, 2004, By Mark Frink

Assuming that you've got the basics (decent speakers and solid amplification) in place, the best makeover for any live sound system can be a new digital speaker processor, a session with a favorite speaker measurement system and some choice music tracks for tuning....

New Sound Reinforcement Products

Jan 1, 2004

MIDAS HERITAGE 4000
The Midas (www.midasconsoles.com) Heritage 4000 console builds on the foundation of its TEC Award-winning Heritage 3000 and takes it to a new level....

Tools of the Trade

Jan 1, 2004, By Editors

TC ELECTRONIC VOLTRONICS FOR POWERCORE
Guitar tweakers (or anyone looking for that special effect) will be interested in TC Electronic's Voltronics guitar amp simulator plug-in,...

New Sound Reinforcement Products

Dec 1, 2003

CREST HP-EIGHT CONSOLE Crest's (www.crestaudio.com) new HP-Eight console is an 8-bus board designed for use in install and portable markets. The console...

UPGRADES AND UPDATES

Dec 1, 2003

SoundArt is now offering the Chromasonic Version 1.1 multi-effects processing application for the Chameleon single-rackspace reprogrammable DSP processor....

Tools of the Trade

Dec 1, 2003

STORCASE INFOSTATION 12-BAY SATA/PATA ENCLOSURE This new 12-bay InfoStation from Storcase (www.storcase.com) lets you store data on inexpensive and fast...

The Doctor Is In the House

Dec 1, 2003, By Paul D. Lehrman

Does anybody remember life before sound systems? Once upon a time, when music was played by unamplified instruments, the instruments' construction determined...

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