Browse tag: audio editing consumer

Browse tag: audio editing consumer

Novation Launchpad debuts
Novation has unveiled Launchpad, an easy-to-use audio controller that works with Ableton Live 8 performance software to let you create musical compositions.
Mac News Briefs: Chronos rolls out version 8 of SOHO Notes, Organizer
Both the notes management and information organization applications from Chronos feature a slew of new features. Also, Sente announced a new version of its self-titled academic reference manager, while NetNewsWire, Delicious Library, Twitterrific, and Snowtape all saw minor updates.
Avid releases Pro Tools Essential bundles
Avid has announced three new Pro Tools Essential bundles—hardware-software combinations that target consumers and hobbyists who are interested in musical composition, editing, and production, or who want to create and share music, podcasts, narrations, and other audio content. The packages are: Pro Tools Vocal Studio, Pro Tools Recording Studio, and Pro Tools KeyStudio.
Producing the Macworld Podcast
A step-by-step look at how we create the Macworld Podcast.
Mac News Briefs: SkypeCap adds Snow Leopard support
The Skype video and audio capture tool wasn't the only application to add support for OS X 10.6. A pair of programs from Chronos added Snow Leopard support, as did AJA Video's line of Kona video capture cards. Panoweaver 6 for the Mac also debuted Wednesday, while Audio 2 DJ is now available in stores.
Recording your song on an iPhone
As an amateur musician, I’m always looking for ways to get a song from my head into my computer. With Sonoma Wire Works FourTrack, it’s easy to compose an entire song, record the basic parts, and then export the audio to your Mac for further editing.
Apple releases GarageBand 5.1 update
On Monday, Apple updated GarageBand 5, part of iLife '09.
Mac News Briefs: MacProVideo.com adds updated Final Cut tutorials
Fresh on the heels of Apple's Thursday update to the Final Cut Studio suite, MacProVideo.com added three new video tutorials focusing on Final Cut Pro 7, Motion 4 and Color 1.5. In other news, MathMagic, Yank, and SkypeCap all saw updates.
Profile: Logic Studio from a GarageBand perspective
Apple on Thursday released the next iteration of Logic Studio -- an advanced digital audio workstation suite. GarageBand users who've hit the ceiling of what they can do with that iLife application should pay attention to what's new with Logic.
Shure announces first over-the-ear headphones
Audio vendor Shure, long known for in-ear monitors and microphones, has announced the company's first over-the-ear headphones.
Ambrosia releases Soundboard
Soundboard is a new audio utility from Ambrosia Software similar to a "cart machine" -- it's a sound loop app for live performances.
Capturing Internet audio
You have an audio editor and Internet audio you'd like to capture. How? Like so.
AMG offers iPhone ringtone software
AMG is offering two new ringtone software packages for iPhone users -- one is a collection of custom ringtones, the other a tool for making your own.
Mac News Briefs: ProjectWizards rolls out trio of updates
ProjectWizards announced updates to its desktop, server, and iPhone project management offerings. In other news, Splasm Software updated AudioBook Builder and MacPractice announced a new collaboration.
Ripping 78 RPM records to Mac
You've got a pile of old 78s you've pulled from the attic. There's some great music on there that you can digitize with a turntable, receiver, and Mac.
ProfCast podcast tool adds .m4v export
ProfCast, the podcasting tool for lecturers and educators, adds MPEG-4 video support in its latest release.
Ambrosia updates WireTap Studio, Snapz Pro, WireTap Anywhere
Ambrosia Software released updates to three of its applications to add compatibility for Mac OS X 10.5.7.
Field recording, pre-amps, and Twitter
Twitter assists a reader seeking a solution to his field recording problem.
WireTap Studio improves AAC recording
WireTap Studio from Ambrosia Software features improved AAC recording and other enhancements in its new 1.0.9 release.
Adjust the volume of iTunes and iPod tracks
iTunes' Sound Check feature can help you standardize volume across different tracks.
SkypeCap recording app improves stability
SkypeCap, the Skype recording software, improves stability and shows Recording Status in its newest update.
Djay 2.3.1
Djay is a fun and friendly way to create music mixes and explore the art of DJing.
More on extracting audio from video
Readers have additional questions about extracting audio from video files. I have answers.
Extracting audio from movies with iLife
iLife's iMovie and GarageBand can help you pull audio files from your movies.
Review: GarageBand ’09
With each version of GarageBand, Apple tries to explore a different angle, hoping to bring in a new audience. With GarageBand ’09, the new lure is guitar and piano lessons—nine basic lessons for budding musicians as well as a handful of optional artist lessons for learning specific songs by well-known musicians.
Recording Studio: Get audio into your Mac
Need to record sounds on your computer? Christopher Breen shows you the hardware you'll need for the job.
Pear Note 1.1.2
Pear Note is a clever note-taking tool that links your notes from an event to audio or video of that event.
Textcast 1.0.2
Textcast is a clever utility that converts text into podcasts for on-the-go listening.
Expo: Ambrosia intros iToner 2, shows Multiwinia and Soundboard, updates WireTap Studio
Software developer Ambrosia Software released a new product, updated an older one, and showed off two upcoming products at Macworld Expo this week.
Recording Studio: Podcasting guide
With some good hardware and a few tips, you can create your own high-quality podcasts to share with the world.