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Many buildings have acoustic panels. They can be found in schools, offices, lecture halls, and other businesses. They make sound flow through a room in a more pleasing way. It can be hard to know where to go to get these materials but this guide can help. Now you can get them and put the panels up in your own business with much less hassle, and the sound in your place will be greatly improved.
Read more: A New Guide On Where To Find Acoustic Panel Materials
Using the Reaper program can be very helpful for editing professional or personal videos, but some of the features may be confusing. Or maybe you’re a veteran looking for a tips you might not have thought about before. Reaper’s official blog brings us an in-depth tutorial on three important features. The narrator speaks in clear, easy to understand terms on how to add a border, what the “rule of thirds” is and how to utilize it, and creating a “safe area” overlay.
Read more: Video Guide Overlays – Video Processor Presets for REAPER 5
Many oldies now-a-days feel that nostalgia that hits back at them. When I mean oldies, I mean VERY old fellows. The music back then, in the 1950’s, was very much different – and of quality, apparently, as people are actually trying to recreate the sound. To be frank, I am not surprised as the 1950’s was a unique time, especially for music. To recreate it, you have to get the microphone placement JUST right, and you have to have the right brand and quality of instruments. Vocal compression is also a variable for the sound. Overall, the sounds of the 1950’s were very awesome, like I said, if people are really trying to recreate it.
Read more: Recording 50s Style
Wireless technology is one of the hottest trends today with wide-reaching applications to audio, automotive, medical and other industries. This year, Gibson Brand is excited to launch wireless MIDI technology into all versions of SONAR.
In the 2017.03 release of SONAR, worked closely with Microsoft to add support for Bluetooth LE MIDI devices via the new UWP MIDI API.
Read more about this here: http://blog.cakewalk.com/wireless-audio-and-midi-in-sonar/
There’s a new product on the market called the Circut Mono Station created by Novation. This is actually the second product added to the brands groovebox segment. This product has all types of cool features such as two oscillators that you can individually control, one multi-mode filter with various control levels and three distortion modes. In the United States, the Circut Mono Station will cost $499.99 plus tax and is available for purchase on the Novation website.
Read more: Superbooth 2017: Novation Unveil Circuit Mono Station Synthesiser