Wednesday, September 06, 2006
Analog Industries Taking Feedback for Next Product
Just in case you missed it, title link takes you to a post on Analog Industries where Chris Randall is taking feedback on their next product. Here's your chance to ask for what you want. On my list? An uber analog style multitrack sequencer that'l let me control my hardware synths via a tablet PC. Think the Sequentix P3 and MiniMusic BeatPad on steroids. Imagine a virutal that you can map to your midi controller of choice or just use your tablet.
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CHRIS RANDALL
ReplyDeleteFudge. Sorry about that. Post updated.
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ReplyDeleteI think Analog Industries's stuff is too smooth and analog sounding.
ReplyDeleteThey need to make a plugin that can revive that old digital sound.
It could have knobs like 'weaken high end', and 'add toslink jitter', and 'layer multiple dithering algorithms to raise noise floor'.
That would be so cool.