Music Tech Magazine - Issue 29
Make the most of the tools at your disposal to create extreme drum sounds that will make your recordings stand out from the crowd.
Publish date: 20 July 2005
Issue 29 of Music Tech Magazine is out now in newsagents throughout the UK.
We also caught up with Goldfrapp this month, as the duo finished up the production of their latest album Supernature. Will Gregory and producer Mark ‘Spike’ Stent took time out from the studio to discuss the album’s development and working in surround sound.
Also featuring in this month’s MTM is the first part of Keith Gemmell’s feature on creating Memorable Melodies, which takes a look at how to capture and maintain interest within a song, our in-depth look at Using Tracktion 2 and a preview of Ableton Live 5, which is due for release this month.
In addition to all of this there’s the usual collection of Software Workshops, Ten Minute Masters and a host of reviews, including reviews of Native Instruments' fantastic new Reaktor 5, Tannoy’s hot new Reveal 6 monitors and Sony Sound Forge 8.
An issue not to be missed!
On the DVD
From
this month, every issue of MTM will be covermounted with a DVD. This
will enable us to bring you even more samples and demos every month.
And to celebrate, this month’s disc even includes the first six issues
of MTM in PDF format!• Stacks of samples
This month’s DVD includes masses of royalty-free, exclusive samples,
including 23 sampled patches of the Waldorf Microwave XT, Topsiders
hi-hat and percussion loops from PowerFX and Mello-T MTM Edition – an
exclusive edition of Sonic Reality’s Mellotron Combinator instrument.
• Issues 1-6 of MTM
All the original PDF files from the first six issues of Music Tech
Magazine. Whether you’re lucky enough to have these issues or not,
we’re sure you’ll find the simplicity of viewing the magazines in
high-resolution PDF format on your computer brings new life to the
articles.
• Project 5 v2 Test Drive
Cakewalk’s all-in-one studio solution has been given a revamp, adding a
number of new features aimed at making it easier to use both in a live
environment and in the studio. Experiment for yourself with this
massive 45-day Test Drive Edition.
• Reaktor 5 Demo
Reviewed in this issue, Reaktor 5 is Native Instruments' flagship
synthesis environment. Whether it’s synths, samplers or effects,
Reaktor 5 has the capability to build them to your specifications. Now
with an even deeper Core Cells layer, Reaktor 5 gives you unprecedented
control over your instruments and effects.
• And loads more…
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