When available, the retail price is said to be $449.00US. The interface is very sophisticated with a brushed ivory look and a blue window for visually representing the sonic characteristics of each variable.
Additionally, the diversity of the reverb allowed its utilization on the vocals and the chords without sounding redundant. It added a lush softness to the chords without Wonders on the vocals, but we also employed it on some of the Nord 2X pads that we created for the track.
The reverb can go from dense, thick and soupy to light, airy and effervescent - And everything in between. Talk about taking candy away fromīefore the dreaded self-destruct took place, we were able to use it as the sole reverb on a vocals that we recently received for a remix project. Unfortunately,ĭue to the internal restructuring from Apple's purchase of Emagic, you can't seem to find Space Designer for sale. In fact, we ran it against TC Electronic's external PowerCore system and found TC's reverbs to be wanting. The creamy quality of the impulse response reverbs blew us away, and set a new high water Plug-in that was offered in version 6.3 on a 30-day timeout. The Big talk of AES was Logic's new Space Designer reverb
Who's the low hanging fruit? I'll let you decide.Įmagic/Apple: Makers of the noted sequencer/multitrack recording solution, Whether or not anyone wanted to admit it, industry contraction was on everybody's Product line would really fit nicely with ABC's line of interfaces. Whenever, I approached a stalwart of the industry I found myself evaluating their merger, or buyout potential. Yank off their badge and escort them from the Javits Center by the scruff of their neck.Īs the big 5 major labels are shrinking into the big 3, an inevitable consolidation also appears to be horizon for many of the major players in the Even the veterans seemed to be looking over their shoulder, expecting their superior to deliver them a pink slip, That I've known for many years appeared anxious and tentative when pitching their new offerings as if someone was going to pull that mealy carpet Mood emanating from both the exhibitors and the crowd was a good barometer of the current state of the music industry.
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The Future: The RIAA has taken a page out of the George Bush Anti-Terrorism manual and has decided to "stay the course until the job isĬomplete." You have to admire their conviction and determination, but like the war on terror, how do you know exactly when the job is done?Īs I walked the greasy carpeted alleys at this years AES show, I noticed that there were not a lot of smiling faces to be encountered. To back this up, the RIAA has presented data showcasing that public awareness of the illegal nature of P2P services has increased from 37% Sherman also feels that the lawsuits help to create awareness of the illegality of downloading music from P2P sites. "We are in the middle of a life and death struggle with global piracy," Sherman declared. Of households only had, on average, about 50 songs. Most of the music files were obtained illegally, but the majority According to NPD's sampling of 10,000 households,Ībout 5% of the families surveyed erased all music files from their hard drives. Recent data compiled by the NPD Group appears to back up this claim. Who had an average of one thousand or more songs on their computer that they were sharing via Peer-To-Peer (P2P) file trading services such asĬary Sherman, RIAA President, feels strongly that the lawsuits against end users, and not just the file trading services, is working to thwart The warning letters and lawsuits target illegal file sharers
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Round of 300 plus warning letters the RIAA issued in the previous round of suits. All 41 of the lawsuits were an escalation of the previous RIAA that the litigation would be a continuous endeavor, and not a one time instance. The lawsuits made good on an assurance by the The lawsuits were filed in 12 different states and included 90 warning letters. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) recently filed an additional 41 lawsuits in the latest wave of litigation against illegal Futuremusic's Digihear - Music News, Future Music News, The Future Of Music, Futuremusic, Electronic Music, Digital Music Technology and Indusrty News
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