Tag: Madrona Labs

• The Core is Getting Soft.12: Goldbaby for Less Silver

  Goldbaby is the stage name of a dude named Hugo down in New Zealand who makes fantastic sample libraries of drum machines, sound fx and synthesizers processed through choice outboard analog gear and tape machines.  Denziens of online forums like Gearslutz revere him, and his friendly responses in those nether regions suggests he’s a nice…

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  July 25, 2014

  Music, The Core is Getting Soft

  Digital vs. Analog, Goldbaby, Madrona Labs, Music, Ohm Force, software reviews, Soniccouture, Sun Ra, The Core is Getting Soft, UAD

• The Core is Getting Soft.11: TouchOsc

  I’ve always been a latecomer to technology.  When I got a fax machine in 1997, someone I worked with said, “Welcome to the ’80’s!”  I didn’t get a cell phone until late 2008, and I didn’t get a smartphone until a few months ago. Continuing this trend, I got myself an iPad last week.  The…

  jhd123

  June 1, 2014

  Music, Series of posts, The Core is Getting Soft, Uncategorized

  Digital vs. Analog, Gearslutz, iPad, Korg, Lemur, Logic 9, Madrona Labs, Music, Patrick Kuntz, Plug Ins, software reviews, TAL, The Core is Getting Soft, TouchOSC, Universal Audio

• The Core is Getting Soft.10: Madrona Labs

  There are some soft synths or plug-ins I’ve bought where I could have conceivably sprung for the hardware version instead.  But there’s no way I could have ever afforded a Buchla synthesizer – until Madrona labs came out with their Aalto software synthesizer, which is inspired by the designs of Don Buchla, who invented the…

  jhd123

  March 9, 2014

  Music, The Core is Getting Soft

  Digital vs. Analog, Don Buchla, Folk Implosion, Gnawing on the Bone, Kaivo, Madrona Labs, MIT, Music, Plug Ins, Robert Moog, software reviews, Soundplane A, Synthesis, The Core is Getting Soft