Friday, November 02, 2012
Livid CNTRL:R and Dave Smith Instruments Tempest - The Meeting
Published on Nov 2, 2012 by DaveSmithInstruments
"Check out this preview of Peter Nyboer (Livid) and Carson Day (DSI) in a "best of both worlds" throw-down. With an unholy union of gear from the Livid and Dave Smith shelves, Carson and Peter conjure up a mad mix of clips, synths, plug-ins, and step sequencers, in a seamless combination of analog and digital sounds.
Livid and Dave Smith Instruments at first glance seem like two opposites in the music tech world: Livid's controllers are geared toward trends of portability, flexibility, and all-digital, real-time production. Dave Smith's Tempest is gloriously rooted in traditions of analog audio and all-in one electronic instrumentation. However, both companies are simply fans of electronic music, and wanted to find a way to cross-pollinate these ideas. Keep your eye on your inbox, twitter feed, facebook page, or your tickertape for the upcoming tutorials and downloads that show how to bring these amazing pieces of gear together!
Stay in touch:
Livid Newsletter: http://bit.ly/TUKmW0
Learn more:
Tempest Drum Machine and Mopho at http://bit.ly/TlSJDE
CNTRL:R http://bit.ly/QT13wW"
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