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Friday, 23 April 2010 01:05
The new M-Audio Axiom Pro
Axiom Pro
The new M-Audio Axiom Pro 25 is a tasty looking new keyboard controller.HyperControl automatically maps the keyboard's 28 controls to commonly accessed parameters in digital audio workstations, including Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic and Reason, as well as software instruments.
The graphic LCD updates to the current values in the software, which ensures seamless editing and prevents parameter jumps - even when plug-ins are closed.
The keys are semi-weighted with three key-span sizes in the range to choose from. Prices tbc.
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Tuesday, 20 April 2010 11:17
Hercules Mobile DJ wireless MP3 mixer
I love technology, but when it comes to the art of the DJ, I'm very old fashioned - I want vinyl records and proper decks. But not everyone is as anal as I am - and there's probably a good market for playing DJ with something like the Hercules Mobile DJ wireless MP3 mixer.
And in truth, it's likely to go down a storm at a party. What you get is a battery-powered two deck controller, allowing you to mix, scratch and synchronize CDs, MP3 tracks and WAV files. And there's an integrated double screen showing the details of the tracks, plus cross fader, pitch and volume.
But here's the clever part - unlike similar devices, this one doesn't need a permanent attachment to your PC, being a wireless (radio frequency) set-up. So you can control your music and choose your tracks without having to sit in front of a screen. Which means everyone can have a go at playing their favorite tunes - and when everyone is bored of that, there's an auto feature to keep the music playing as a mix.
And in truth, it's likely to go down a storm at a party. What you get is a battery-powered two deck controller, allowing you to mix, scratch and synchronize CDs, MP3 tracks and WAV files. And there's an integrated double screen showing the details of the tracks, plus cross fader, pitch and volume.
But here's the clever part - unlike similar devices, this one doesn't need a permanent attachment to your PC, being a wireless (radio frequency) set-up. So you can control your music and choose your tracks without having to sit in front of a screen. Which means everyone can have a go at playing their favorite tunes - and when everyone is bored of that, there's an auto feature to keep the music playing as a mix.
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