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Friday, March 14, 2025
Oberheim OBX-A 8 Voice at F9 Studios - NO TALKING, Just analog synthesizer heaven.
video upload by F9 Audio
"We've been multisampling our recently-serviced original 80s Oberheim OBX-A for the last few months . This is a brief little teaser of just how good this synthesiser sounds
A huge thank you to Andy, the Synth Professor near Cambridge in the UK for doing an absolutely stunning job on this wonderful piece of analog synth history.
If you're in the UK and you have an analog synth that need some attention. I cannot recommend him highly enough he even managed to source and refit a modern power supply into our Oberheim Xpander - it was a Japanese edition and for those who know this is not an easy task.
If you are at all interested in the upcoming library featuring this amazing synth, please join our mailing list using this link :
https://www.f9-audio.com/pages/signup...
As many, as you know, we've developed some really intense sampling techniques over the last few years at F9 and what we've managed to coax out of this device stands apart from any other library, featuring this since watch this space for more details
We will soon be rotating some of the equipment in the studio, and we have our eye on some absolute monsters for future projects.
If you're really interested in this particular synth, we will be putting this OBXA up for sale in the coming months. Email us right here if you have any interest in owning this piece of synthesiser history.
we are always quickest to respons at
info@f9-audio.com"
Saturday, August 08, 2020
Celebrate 808 Day With A Special Offer from Akai
via Akai
808 Day Savings
To celebrate 808 day, we have an exciting offer on our Essential 808 Expansion Pack by F9 Instruments. For a limited time, save 30% on this great collection of 808 samples. Add this pack of industry standard 808s to your library today. Use code "808BEATS" at checkout.
Thursday, May 14, 2020
Akai Introduces MPC Live II w/ Built-In Stereo Monitors / Speakers & Rechargeable Battery
Published on May 14, 2020 AkaiProVideo
"Introducing MPC Live II. The most portable beat making machine is now the most complete portable music production solution.
1:15 Hardware Overview
5:47 Beats & Production
8:00 MIDI Multi
9:41 Step Sequencer & CV Gate
12:08 Sample & Chops
13:35 Chords & Scales
14:59 Plugin Instruments
16:22 Mixing & FX
17:41 Audio Tracks
19:19 Sampling
20:37 Automation
21:26 Clips & Performance
22:33 Sound Content
24:15 USB Keyboards
MPC Beats Academy | MPC Live II
Published on May 14, 2020 AkaiProVideo
And the press release:
"AKAI PROFESSIONAL® INTRODUCES MPC LIVE II – THE FIRST MPC WITH BUILT-IN STEREO MONITORS
Standalone production capability, rechargeable battery, built-in monitors, CV/Gate connectivity and MIDI Multi functionality - MPC Live II is truly fit to carry the name of its predecessor
Ft Lauderdale, FL USA (May 14, 2020) — Akai Professional, a leading manufacturer of music equipment for performers and producers, today announced its newest portable standalone music production center, the MPC Live II, packed with all the enhancements from the recent software update for the entire MPC line, MPC 2.8.
MPC Live II builds on its phenomenally successful predecessor and introduces built-in monitor speakers for a completely standalone music-making experience. While traveling or in the studio, MPC Live II is ready to perform wherever inspiration strikes!
Standalone Music Production
Like the MPC X and MPC One, MPC Live II operates as a fully standalone music production center. MPC Live II is powered by MPC software – a unique hardware / software ecosystem that empowers users with the legendary, feature-rich workflow that has been used on countless hits since the introduction of the MPC series. The 7-inch, multi-gesture touchscreen enables producers to access all the features needed to create a beat or a recording from start to finish. MPC Live II also adds five new hardware buttons to improve the editing workflow. With features including Mute, Time Correct and Mix, users can edit and tweak tracks without skipping a beat.
Newest MPC 2.8 Software
New to Akai Professional’s standalone, multi-core powered MPC Series is MIDI Multi capability. The MPC Software 2.8 update, transforms MPC Live II into the ultimate MIDI sequencing studio centerpiece. Now users can simultaneously connect and route all the MIDI gear in their studio, including class-compliant USB Keyboards, MIDI interfaces and USB to CV modules, supercharging MPC Live II’s I/O capability. Fuse this with deep internal MIDI routing capability across tracks, comprehensive MIDI routing to any MIDI compatible synthesizer, drum machine or sound module, and even multitrack recording capability, and MPC Live II forms the beating heart of any production setup.
Built-In Monitors
MPC Live II’s built-in monitoring system offers a dynamic response spanning the full musical range, meticulously reproducing detailed high-frequency audio information while still delivering accurate low frequencies. From sharp, cutting hi-hats to punchy 808 drums and deep bass lines, MPC Live II eliminates all barriers between beatmakers and their music. MPC Live II’s built-in monitors not only provide a convenient set of reference monitors for studio use, but a great platform for listening, creating and collaborating on-the-go without headphones.
CV/Gate, WiFi, and Bluetooth Connectivity
With MPC Live II, complete standalone production capability fuses with an ultra-portable specification and an arsenal of connectivity options for complete hook-up flexibility with all your studio gear. With eight new CV/Gate outputs (four TRS jacks), producers can now incorporate modular connectivity into their MPC Live setup. Coupled with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, users can also enjoy the seamless side-by-side workflow of MPC and Ableton Live.
Rechargeable Battery
The most complete mobile production experience couldn’t exist without a reliable power source for long-lasting on-the-go sessions. The rechargeable lithium-ion battery gives you all the power you need for up to five hours of on-the-go music creation, so you can work wherever inspiration strikes.
16GB Sound Library
The MPC Live II comes with a robust 16GB sound library of high-quality samples and loops, including a new library from F9 Audio and the new Sonic Boom sound set. For those who need even more access to content, your Splice account curations are just a few taps away, with direct access via the 7-inch multi-gesture touchscreen and Wi-Fi connection.
MPC Live II Hardware Features
• Standalone MPC (no computer necessary)
• Natively powered by MPC 2.8 software
• Built-In stereo studio monitor speakers
• Internal rechargeable battery – up to five hours of on-the-go use
• Four TRS CV/Gate jacks (eight outputs total)
• Brilliant 7-inch multi-touch display
• Wi-Fi & Bluetooth connectivity
• 16GB included content
MPC 2.8 Software Enhancements
• MIDI Multi allowing users to record multiple MIDI or audio tracks simultaneously
• USB MIDI input and output support to work with any class-compliant MIDI device
• MIDI layering capability
• Time Correct enable/disable toggling
• Q-Link overlay display
• Edit Pad Map
• Available for MPC One, MPC Live, MPC Live II and MPC X
“We are relentless in our pursuit of the most comprehensive standalone music production experience,” says Dan Gill, Senior Product Manager for Akai Professional. “With every workflow consideration, every feature-set and function, we purposefully set out to create devices that are effortless conduits of the creative process. By incorporating stereo monitors, MPC Live II delivers every standalone tool producers and beatmakers need to capture inspiration wherever it strikes.”
MPC Live II is available immediately with a US retail price of $1199
MPC 2.8 is also available immediately as a free download for all MPC Live, MPC Live II, MPC X and MPC One users
For more information on MPC Live II and MPC 2.8, visit akaipro.com.
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
Launchpad for iOS // Soundpack - 80s Future Retro
Published on Mar 12, 2015 Launchpad for iOS
"Get Launchpad for iOS here: http://bit.ly/LP-App
Take a trip back to the future. Just remember to bring your aviators.
The 1980s was a period of incredible change here on planet Earth. The Walkman revolutionised portable music. VHS won the war against Betamax. Humankind fought armies of giant laser-wielding robot dinosaurs. (Ok, so maybe not the last one.) This classic era, when combined with today's modern production techniques, packs one hell of a punch.
Using vintage synthesisers and original drum machines, 80s Future Retro boasts a professional, studio-quality sound that teleports you back to the glory days of neon. Powerful drums drive the mix with classic 80s rhythms. Bright pads and synth hooks build and combine to create a lush fabric of melody, while cutting FX and retro one-shots build atmosphere and tension.
Get ready for the future.
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Get Launchpad for iOS here: http://bit.ly/LP-App
Soundpack Produced by F9 AUDIO
Presented by Loopmasters http://www.loopmasters.com/
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Thanks to: Dave Spooner at Angler Digital"
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Major Update for SunVox Released
iTunes: SunVox - Alexander Zolotov
"What's New in Version 1.8
* audio engine has been switched to 32bit (Floating Point) mode;
* other than 44100 sampling rate support;
* Audiobus 2 and IAA (partially) support;
* new Module View (Routing) functions: Zoom (with multitouch support), Snap to Grid;
* MetaModule: EDIT button has been added; now you can edit MetaModules without annoying Loading/Saving;
* MetaModule: additional options: Arpeggiator (change the pitch of internal MetaModule patterns), Apply velocity to song;
* Sampler: the following options have been added: Record on play (use it if you want to record in sync with the PLAY button), Record in mono, Record with reduced sample rate, Record in 16bit;
* SpectraVoice improvements: auto render, additional sample size, new band types (random, triangle1, triangle2, overtones1, overtones2, overtones3, overtones4);
* Sound2Ctl: "Record Values" option has been added; now all values from this module can be recorded alongside with the other SunVox events (notes, Theremin, etc.);
* offset commands (effect codes 09 and 07) support has been added to the following modules: Generator, Analog Generator;
* MultiSynth: new controller "Random phase" has been added; for example, with this option you can play the Sampler's notes from the random position;
* MultiSynth: new controller "Random velocity" has been added;
* Analog Generator: new option "Filter freq. scaling per key (reverse)";
* Analog Generator: new controller "Noise" - amount of the white noise;
* new pattern command: Previous Track; use it to apply effects to previous track; but the following secondary effects are not allowed: 2x, 40..5F, 1D;
* new button in the Pattern Editor: Spec.Cmd - press it to insert a special command (Set Pitch or Previous Track);
* press SHIFT and change the value of some controller - the new value will be written to the pattern;
* press SHIFT and play some note on Touch Theremin - the new microtone (Set Pitch XXYY command) will be written to the pattern;
* new module - GPIO (only for Raspberry Pi); with this module you can send or receive the signals to/from GPIO pins;
* additional MIDI slot has been added to the Preferences; now you can use two MIDI keyboards simultaneously;
* Timeline section has been added to the Preferences;
* new option: Preferences -> Timeline -> Show timeline (always show Timeline on the screen);
* new keyboard shortcut: SHIFT + F9 - record start/stop;
* new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + [ - transpose octave down;
* new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + ] - transpose octave up;
* new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): CTRL + m - paste and mix;
* new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + k - insert the "Previous Track" special command;
* new simple song examples: spectravoice2, metamodule_arpeggiator, metamodule_arpeggiator2, std_effect_multitrack, std_effect_multitrack2, std_effect_multitrack3, raspberry_pi_gpio;
* new song examples: alchemy_masters, full_moon_night, Twistboy - Translucent, Spline - Endless August, Knyazivan - Left Double Quotation Mark;
* bugs fixed."
"What's New in Version 1.8
* audio engine has been switched to 32bit (Floating Point) mode;
* other than 44100 sampling rate support;
* Audiobus 2 and IAA (partially) support;
* new Module View (Routing) functions: Zoom (with multitouch support), Snap to Grid;

* MetaModule: additional options: Arpeggiator (change the pitch of internal MetaModule patterns), Apply velocity to song;
* Sampler: the following options have been added: Record on play (use it if you want to record in sync with the PLAY button), Record in mono, Record with reduced sample rate, Record in 16bit;

* Sound2Ctl: "Record Values" option has been added; now all values from this module can be recorded alongside with the other SunVox events (notes, Theremin, etc.);
* offset commands (effect codes 09 and 07) support has been added to the following modules: Generator, Analog Generator;
* MultiSynth: new controller "Random phase" has been added; for example, with this option you can play the Sampler's notes from the random position;

* Analog Generator: new option "Filter freq. scaling per key (reverse)";
* Analog Generator: new controller "Noise" - amount of the white noise;
* new pattern command: Previous Track; use it to apply effects to previous track; but the following secondary effects are not allowed: 2x, 40..5F, 1D;
* new button in the Pattern Editor: Spec.Cmd - press it to insert a special command (Set Pitch or Previous Track);
* press SHIFT and change the value of some controller - the new value will be written to the pattern;
* press SHIFT and play some note on Touch Theremin - the new microtone (Set Pitch XXYY command) will be written to the pattern;
* new module - GPIO (only for Raspberry Pi); with this module you can send or receive the signals to/from GPIO pins;
* additional MIDI slot has been added to the Preferences; now you can use two MIDI keyboards simultaneously;
* Timeline section has been added to the Preferences;
* new option: Preferences -> Timeline -> Show timeline (always show Timeline on the screen);
* new keyboard shortcut: SHIFT + F9 - record start/stop;
* new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + [ - transpose octave down;
* new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + ] - transpose octave up;
* new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): CTRL + m - paste and mix;
* new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + k - insert the "Previous Track" special command;
* new simple song examples: spectravoice2, metamodule_arpeggiator, metamodule_arpeggiator2, std_effect_multitrack, std_effect_multitrack2, std_effect_multitrack3, raspberry_pi_gpio;
* new song examples: alchemy_masters, full_moon_night, Twistboy - Translucent, Spline - Endless August, Knyazivan - Left Double Quotation Mark;
* bugs fixed."
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Using Raspberry Pi GPIO in SunVox 1.8 BETA2
Published on Nov 10, 2014 Alexander Zolotov
"Demonstration of the new SunVox module - GPIO. With this module you can send or receive the signals to/from GPIO pins of the Raspberry Pi.
SunVox v1.8 BETA2: http://www.warmplace.ru/forum/viewtop..."
"SunVox 1.8 BETA2 is ready for testing!
http://warmplace.ru/soft/beta/sunvox1.8.beta2.zip
Available for Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, OSX, PalmOS, Windows Mobile.
What is new:
v1.8 BETA2 (11 nov 2014):
press SHIFT and change the value of some controller - the new value will be written to the pattern;
new module - GPIO (only for Raspberry Pi); with this module you can send or receive the signals to/from GPIO pins;
new simple song example: raspberry_pi_gpio;
bugs fixed.
v1.8 BETA (21 oct 2014):
audio engine has been switched to 32bit (Floating Point) mode on Android and iOS devices (except the slow devices without FPU);
other than 44100 sampling rate support for iOS and Android (only if the audio hardware supports it);
new Module View (Routing) functions: Zoom (with multitouch support), Snap to Grid;
MetaModule: EDIT button has been added; now you can edit MetaModules without annoying Loading/Saving;
MetaModule: additional options: Arpeggiator (change the pitch of internal MetaModule patterns), Apply velocity to song;
Sampler: the following options have been added: Record on play (use it if you want to record in sync with the PLAY button), Record in mono, Record with reduced sample rate, Record in 16bit;
SpectraVoice improvements: auto render, additional sample size, new band types (random, triangle1, triangle2, overtones1, overtones2, overtones3, overtones4);
Sound2Ctl: "Record Values" option has been added; now all values from this module can be recorded alongside with the other SunVox events (notes, Theremin, etc.);
offset commands (effect codes 09 and 07) support has been added to the following modules: Generator, Analog Generator;
MultiSynth: new controller "Random phase" has been added; for example, with this option you can play the Sampler's notes from the random position;
MultiSynth: new controller "Random velocity" has been added;
Analog Generator: new option "Filter freq. scaling per key (reverse)";
Analog Generator: new controller "Noise" - amount of the white noise;
new pattern command: Previous Track (displayed as <<); use it to apply effects to previous track; but the following secondary effects are not allowed: 2x, 40..5F, 1D; new button in the Pattern Editor: Spec.Cmd - press it to insert a special command (Set Pitch or Previous Track); additional MIDI slot has been added to the Preferences; now you can use two MIDI keyboards simultaneously; Timeline section has been added to the Preferences; new option: Preferences -> Timeline -> Show timeline (always show Timeline on the screen);
new keyboard shortcut: SHIFT + F9 - record start/stop;
new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + [ - transpose octave down;
new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + ] - transpose octave up;
new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): CTRL + m - paste and mix;
new keyboard shortcut (pattern editor): SHIFT + k - insert the "Previous Track" special command;
new simple song examples: spectravoice2, metamodule_arpeggiator, metamodule_arpeggiator2, std_effect_multitrack, std_effect_multitrack2, std_effect_multitrack3;
new song examples: alchemy_masters, full_moon_night;
bugs fixed."
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