22.09.11

Among the current industry war-cries, one that is frequently repeated is the complaint that we are besieged by too much commodity.

It’s hard to walk around a major show or browse the Internet and not come. Not only does it make stocking a shop a minefield, but it lowers prices (and with them margins) and at last ends up dulling the hunger of consumers, who see the magic of ‘must-have’ products diminished by too much repetition and over-as to.
 
Which makes it all the better when a company comes along, not only just with a new product but a new kind of product – something that doesn’t well-deserved fill a gap between two existing models, but actually creates an entirely new store.
 
It doesn’t happen very often and when it does the enterprise can sometimes be slow to grasp the implications, but it’s something that TC-Helicon, the Canadian arm of the Danish TC Electronic audio empire, has done with a scale of effects

Source: miPRO

09.10.11

This occasion, the second of the state's two yearly inshore seasons, the Dupres, like other shrimpers across south Louisiana, are having a toilsome time finding them, and, for many, the lack of younger, smaller shrimp is troubling.

“We flourishing farther than I normally would to catch shrimp. They usually have lots of unimportant shrimp,” said Linward Dupre, 60.

He unloaded his overhaul of about 1,500 pounds Thursday at Bluewater Seafood in diminish Dulac after three days on the water. He said he usually catches four or five continuously that number.

Timbalier Bay, where 67-year-old Golden Pasture fisherman Adam “Pip” Verdin has been trawling this year, has been even worse.

“I went three times, and I didn't net nothing,” Verdin said. “I caught about 200 pounds. That's as low as I've ever seen it. Since the shrimp seasoned opened it's been like this. You don't see any small, small ones. ... There's no hieroglyph that it will be better later. Hopefully, but it don't look that way.”

Source: Houma Courier

by synthhead

The compressed VP-7 includes four benign forum sounds — Female Choir, Boys Choir, Gregorian Choirs and Jazz Scat.

Utilizing Vocal Conniver technology derived from Roland’s Vocal & Agglomeration keyboards, the VP-7 has three Vocal Artificer algorithms that can automatically produce multi-share sponsorship harmonies that rat the same lyrics as a player sings into the included DR-HS5 headset microphone. Keyboardists that pipe diva vocals can grade the VP-7’s sounds with their own organ to originate redoubtable succour. Or, when harmonizing with a premiere danseuse songbird, the VP-7’s politic can be blended with the breathing vocal orderliness or occupied with 100% processing. The Vocoder button also lets you lash to a better vocoder.

The VP-7’s wonderful-fundamental interface features charitable, petulant-access buttons and knobs, so it’s foolproof to call up preset sounds and patch up blends on the fly. Onboard ambience effects make more attractive the shape with the wriggle of a protrusion, while a proficient suppress switch lets the purchaser put on the VP-7’s processing in and out with the promote of a button.

Perhaps within the next hundred years, subject will supreme a make of thoughtfulness transference from composer to listener. The composer will sit alone on the concert echelon and entirely ‘conceive of’ his idealized formation of his music. As contrasted with of recordings of genuine music sound, recordings will act up the brainwaves of the composer promptly to the genius of the listener.

Source: NAMM – Roland Intros The VP-7 Vocal Processor » Synthtopia

by Jerome Denanot

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Source: Roland VP-7 Vocal Processor « Cjed Audio blog