The Synthesizer’s Greatest Hits Poster – Synthtopia
Synth Evolution has introduced two new Greatest Hits of Synth posters – in royal blue and racing green. They call the poster “A stunning compliment to your studio and talking point in a home setting.” The new edition is silkscreened onto high quality 270gsm paper. The design features 99 of the most iconic and interesting synths of the 20th century. The design includes a selection of drum machines,
Amazon Intros AWS DeepComposer, A New Platform For Artificial Intelligence & Music Composition – Synthtopia
Amazon today introduced AWS DeepComposer, described as “the world’s first machine learning-enabled musical keyboard for developers.” While machine learning/artificial intelligence has already been used in the development of electronic instruments like the Mutable Instruments Grids drum sequencer and Roland’s new Jupiter-X keyboards, DeepComposer is designed to open the door to broader application
Google Intros NSynth Super, An Open Source Neural Synthesizer – Synthtopia
Google today shared this video demo of NSynth Super, an open hardware controller for its NSynth Neural Synthesizer. NSynth Super comes out of Magenta, a research project within Google that explores how machine learning tools can help artists create art and music in new ways. Magenta created NSynth, a machine learning algorithm that uses a deep neural network to learn the characteristics of sounds,
Sample Lab iPad Sampling Instrument Gets Punch-In Loop Recording, Hardware MIDI Control – Synthtopia
Propellerhead Reason On The Apple iPad – Coming Soon? – Synthtopia
Are you ready for Propellerhead Reason on the Apple iPad? According to Propellerhead CEO Ernst Nathorst-Böös, it’s a distinct possibility: “The iPad is at least as powerful a computer as the ones we started making software for back in the 90s. And that’s pretty exciting!” Of course, the version of Propellerhead Reason that came out in back in the days was a lot less powerful than the current versi
Nanoloop For The iPhone – Synthtopia
Nanoloop for iPhone (App Store link) combines sequencer, synthesizer and sampler in one package to bring vintage 8-bit Gameboy music goodnesss to the iPhone and iPod touch. The app builds on Nanoloop for the Gameboy, but features a new software synth and features not possible on the Gameboy. Features: Six channels, each can be synth or sampler Fast and easy to use stepsequencer Synthesizer with en
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