Showing posts with label apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apple. Show all posts

Friday, 8 July 2011

Apple a victim of hacking - Please read!



Apple may have a very serious hacking issue. Please read the link bellow and spead the message. We have to be careful and look out for any signs of hacking. Apple is a product that is used in every industry. It's vital we are on the look out. Sony had a very serious issue last month. Apple's could be worse.

Thank you

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/software/hackers-make-off-with-apple-usernames-and-passwords-50004297/

Friday, 24 June 2011

iSyn Poly - The Apple doesn't fall too far from the tree

As an Apple user (not ipad just yet) I'm really excited about what I'm about to reveal.


VirSyn has launched an enhanced iSyn app for the ipad, naming it iSyn Poly! It now includes quantisation and parameter automation. iSyn Poly has now made it possible to record whole pieces of music using the touch screen or a coreMIDI keyboard. The synths are now polyphonic too! How cool is that! It contains 3 synths, a drum machine (featured in the picture above) and a sequencer.

Click here to check out the official website for a more indepth description with all the specs.

In the mean time, this video is just a taste of what music production on the go is in for...

Friday, 17 June 2011

The ease of Albeton - my new best friend

I've been looking for a new software to help get a more electro sound in some of the tracks I'm working on, especially the remixes. There are so many softwares out there, you can lose track. Then I remembered Albeton.

I'd never used Albeton live before so as usual (I do this with everything), I googled my way through it and came across this really helpfull guide. It's like spreading butter on toast.

You can see what I'm talking about here: http://abletonlife.com/how-to-make-an-electro-house-song-in-ableton-live