Auria – the 48-track digital audio recording system for iPad has now been released
WaveMachine Labs has announced that Auria – the 48-track digital audio recording system for iPad – is now available.
Auria has generated a lot of buzz since its introduction at the 2012 NAMM Show. Auria is a 48-track digital recording system, designed from the ground up for the iPad. Offering advanced features like AAF import/export, and third-party plugin support from names like PSPaudioware, Overloud, Fab Filter and Drumagog, Auria challenges people’s notions of what you can do with an iPad.
Highlights:
- Up to 48 tracks of simultaneous playback of stereo or mono files.
- Up to 24 tracks of simultaneous recording
- Supports sample rates of 44.1KHz, 48KHz and 96KHz
- Third party VST effect plugin support available via in-app purchase (only iOS-version plugins are supported. All plugins must be purchased through the in-app store)
- 8 Assignable subgroups and 2 aux sends
- Powerful waveform editor
- Full automation
Features:
- 48 tracks of simultaneous playback of stereo or mono files. (24 tracks on iPad 1)
- Up to 24 tracks of simultaneous recording when used with compatible USB audio interfaces (Camera Connection Kit required)
- Supports sample rates of 44.1KHz, 48KHz and 96KHz (iPad 1 supports only 44.1KHz and 48KHz)
- Vintage-inspired ChannelStrip on every channel by PSPAudioware includes Expander, Multiband EQ and Compressor
- MasterStrip on all subgroup and master channels featuring PSPAudioware BussPressor, EQ and Mastering Limiter
- 64 bit double-precision floating point mixing engine
- Third party VST effect plugin support available via in-app purchase (only iOS-version plugins are supported. All plugins must be purchased through the in-app store)
- AAF import and export allows transferring complete sessions between popular DAWs like Logic, Pro Tools, Nuendo, Samplitude and more
- Convolution reverb plugin with included IR library
- ClassicVerb reverb plugin included
- StereoDelay and StereoChorus plugins included
- ReTune plugin included for auto pitch correction of vocals
- 8 Assignable subgroups and 2 aux sends
- Powerful waveform editor with features like cut/copy/paste, crossfade, duplicate, separate, gain, normalize, dc offset, reverse, and more
- Flexible snapping tools allow snapping to events, cursor, bars, beats and more
- DropBox, SoundCloud and Audio Copy/Paste support
- Track freeze for minimizing CPU usage
- Full automation support on all controls with graphical editing
- True 100mm faders when used in Portrait Mode
- Optional video import feature allows sample accurate sync of video to an Auria project with adjustable offset times and video export capability
- Timeline ruler options include minutes:seconds, bars:beats, samples and SMPTE time
- Auto-punch mode
- WIST support for wireless syncing of other compatible music apps
- AuriaLink allows two iPads running Auria to play and record in sync, allowing for 96 tracks of playback and 48 tracks of recording
- Full delay compensation on all tracks, subgroups, and aux sends
- Adjustable metering modes, including pre or post fader, RMS and peak
- Adjustable pan laws
- Sample accurate loop function
- Automatic sample rate conversion
- Built-in metronome
- Auria includes a demo song mixed by David Kahne
Requirements:
- iPad 2 or later recommended.
- Compatible with all iPad models (iPad 1 has only 24 tracks, 44.1KHz and 48 KHz)
- Requires iOS 5.0 or later
- USB audio interfaces require Camera Connection Kit
Auria is available now in the App Store for $49.99.
See the WaveMachine Labs site for more details.
Synthpop by Hyboid
Instruments used:
MFB 522
MFB Synth II
MFB Synth Lite
Doepfer Dark Energy
Waldorf Microwave
FX:
Lexicon MPX-1
Ensoniq DP/4
Logan string machine as VSTi by G-Storm
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No additional effects were added to the audio. Audio demo presets are, in order:
1. Logan Classic
2. Logan Wide
4. Bass+Viola
5. Cello+Bass”
Vince Clarke/Thee Good Natured
http://thegoodnatured.co.uk
ARP Omni + Roland TR-707
rozz3r – Nostalgia For infinity, live performance
Mixed on a Soundtracs Topaz 24ch mixer.
MPC60 and Sequentix P3 sequencers.
MPC60 and Dave Smith Tempest on drums.
Moog Little Phatty on bass.
Akai S5000 playing samples from Boxed Ear’s Mighty M5 Macbeth M5 sample library on melody.
Kurzweil PC3 on vocal pads.
Eurorack modular and Dave Smith Mono Evolver Keyboard on sci-fi noises!
http://www.rozzer.net
http://www.boxedear.com
Sense – Video Projection Mapping
Final degree project for EASD VALENCIA 2012 PFC
based in a videomapping installation about the history of communication.
Thredony for the victims of Hiroshima
Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima (Aphex remix).
Live visuals by Weirdcore.
Gfx programming by weirdcore & andrew benson.
Future of sound – late 60’s
Here’s a very good documentory on EMS and the UK electronic music makers.
M-Audio goes sequencer with Ignite
Ignite is described as ‘music ideation and creation software’, designed to let musicians build songs in an organic fashion. Ignite 1.0 is focused specifically on the keyboardist’s workflow. It’s said to be developed “aggressively”.
DATAMASKIN
