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  1. Over The Limit- Classic ProRec Article

    Posted by riprowan
    / May 14, 2013 / Leave a comment
    "Over The Limit" is probably the most popular article in ProRec history. Used in everything from audio school curriculums to being republished by Wired.com, this is THE seminal article blasting the modern mastering industry for singlehandly destroying a generation of great music.
    Posted in Articles, Mastering, Mixing, Production, Uncategorized
  2. Scarbee Changes To “Non-Exclusive” Agreement With Native Instruments

    Posted by brandall
    / May 7, 2013 / Leave a comment
    Scarbee has always been known for it's top quality sample libraries, whether it be bass guitar, electric pianos and more. A while back, Thomas Scarbee(spelled Skarbye in real life) entered into an exclusive creation and distribution agreement with Native Instruments. That has now changed.
    Posted in Blogs, Brent's Blog, News, Uncategorized
  3. Fabfilter Volcano: Advanced Tactics

    Posted by Kim Lajoie
    / April 30, 2013 / Leave a comment
    You've probably heard of Volcano - the versatile multi-filter by FabFilter. You might even be using it. As a filter plug-in, it's pretty deep - four simultaneous multimode filters with eleven different algorithms, multiple routing options, and crazy modulation possibilities. You might think to yourself that there's enough exploration and inspiration in there for at least a few albums, and you'd be right...
    Posted in Articles, Production, Uncategorized
  4. So where are all the older articles?

    Posted by brandall
    / April 25, 2013 / Leave a comment
    A while back, I started looking into the idea of an automated way to transfer articles from our old platforms to this new platform. We used to use not only a different coding language and database for the backend, but a completely different content management system. So I was hoping to find an easier solution. I couldn't.
    Posted in Blogs, Brent's Blog, News, Uncategorized
  5. Sample Logic Announces Cyclone- “Sampling Meets Synthesis”?

    Posted by brandall
    / April 25, 2013 / Leave a comment
    Most new Kontakt libraries on the market strive for ever higher gigabyte counts and loads of articulations, but Cyclone weighs in at a mere 3GB for well over 300 patches. Find out more inside. Maybe this is a successful venture into using Kontakt as a synth, not just a sample player?
    Posted in News, Uncategorized
  6. Freebie Frenzy- DNR Collaborative Sound Repository Sampler- Over 1GB Of FREE Sounds

    Posted by brandall
    / April 12, 2013 / Leave a comment
    Quality sample libraries are difficult to make. They require a lot of time, energy and money to bring to fruition. So it's no wonder that most libraries don't allow you to take their samples, process them, and then SELL those samples in your own library. But the DNR Collaborative Sound Repository is different. Here's a sampling of what you'll find.
    Posted in Freebie Frenzy, Uncategorized
  7. Your Audience Isn’t Listening- Part 3

    Posted by brandall
    / April 8, 2013 / Leave a comment
    So we've figured out that your audience just doesn't care if you hit all the right notes, used a real guitar or a fake one, but what about effects? Guess what......they don't care.
    Posted in Blogs, Brent's Blog, Uncategorized
  8. Review- 8Dio Studio Solo Violin

    Posted by brandall
    / April 8, 2013 / Leave a comment
    It seems that everywhere you look over the past two years, we get another shiny new strings library to play with. 8Dio have decided to go a different direction with their solo violin library, called 'Studio Solo Violin'. While other libraries have all taken the multi-sample approach, Studio Solo Violin focuses on the phrase.
    Posted in Reviews, Samples, Uncategorized
  9. Tracktion- Welcome Back, My Friend

    Posted by brandall
    / April 8, 2013 / Leave a comment
    Anyone who knows me will know that I was a Tracktion fanboy. It was probably the first audio host that I grew a deep appreciation for, and it allowed me to enjoy making music in ways that hadn't happened before. Then sad days arrived.
    Posted in Articles, Blogs, Brent's Blog, News, Uncategorized
  10. Pro Tools 11- It’s About Time

    Posted by brandall
    / April 8, 2013 / Leave a comment
    Pro Tools has had a slew of major updates over the last few years. As a Pro Tools user, I’ve stood by and watched many thing get added, including the long-time-coming breaking of the shackles of Avid/Digidesign hardware. It seems that Avid is finally seeing that they need to evolve,...
    Posted in Blogs, Brent's Blog, News, Uncategorized
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