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[Bitwig] MORE Video Introduction Tutorials into Bitwig Studio…

bitwig-logo-screen2Yesterday, we posted Dubspot’s video introduction into Bitwig Studio, now we found some more tutorials going more into detail. The guys from Sonic Academy do a nice job in explaining how to do things in Bitwig… They prepped seven videos for us (about 02:30h in total)… Check them out here: Continue reading

[Bitwig] Video Introduction Tutorials into Bitwig Studio

bitwig-logo-screen2James Bernard of Dubspot kindly provides us with two introduction tutorials into the newest DAW in the market. He explains, how to use Bitwig and what outstanding new features it contains.

So, if you didn’t have the chance to check Bitwig Studio out yet, you should consider taking these 11 minutes in total for both tutorials and learn about Bitwig Studio’s (if you ask us: awesome) possibilities. Stay tuned… Continue reading

[Muzaq] Features of Ableton’s Push Controller

Since Ableton’s announcement that the Push controller and Ableton Live 9 are gonna be released in Q1/2013 some videos surfaced on the net explaining how to use Push. Pricetag for Push is $599/€499 including Live Intro.

Although Push looks similar to well known Live controllers like AKAI’s APC series or Novation’s LaunchPad, it features certain details, the other controllers don’t have.

 

Push Features

 

  • powered via USB, brightness gets increased when using the included power supply
  • 2 x footswitch (custom assigned)
  • 64 pads: velocity and pressure-sensitive, RGB backlight
  • 11 touch sensitive encoders
  • 4 line LCD display
  • 12cm touch strip for pitch bend/scrolling
  • 24 LEDs for navigation
  • (it seems it has been designed in cooperation with AKAI)

 

Using Push

1. Playing and Step Sequencing Beats

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[iPhone] Avatron Air Sharing copies Files wireless

Abstract

Avatron Air Sharing allows copying files from and to the iPhone wireless, thus allowing to use the iPhone similar to a portable harddrive. The only condition is to use a WebDAV compatible up- and download program (find a list below the picture).

Supported File Formats

Air Sharing also allows to preview files on the iPhone itself. It supports the following formats as previews:

  • iWork (Pages, Numbers, and Keynote), full resolution if saved with preview
  • Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), with limited support for XML formats
  • Web Archive (web-page downloads packaged by Safari)
  • Web page
  • PDF
  • HTML
  • RTF (Rich Text Format)
  • RTFD (TextEdit documents with embedded images)
  • Plain text (many different file extensions), with Unicode support
  • Source code (C/C++, Objective C/C++, C#, Java, Javascript, XML, shell scripts, Perl, Ruby, Python, and more), with color-coded formatting
  • Movie (standard iPhone formats: H.264, MPEG-4, 3GPP, etc.)
  • Audio (standard iPhone formats: MP3 VBR, AAC, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV, CAF, etc.)
  • Image (standard iPhone formats: GIF, PNG, JPG, TIFF, etc.)

Prices and Availability

The software is available for free in the introduction phase. After 22nd of September, 2008 it will cost 6.99US$. So hurry up, guys :-)

» AppStore Link here

WebDAV programs

Windows:

  • Microsoft Internet Explorer
  • Novell NetDrive
  • SouthRiver WebDrive

Linux:

  • DAV Explorer
  • Konqueror
  • davfs2
  • cadaver

MacOS X

  • integrated Apple Finder (CMD+K)