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During the last weeks I finished another little DIY project: an XLR A/B switch box. This thingy has two balanced stereo XLR inputs and one balanced stereo XLR output. Together these are four mono input channels and two mono output … Continue reading
Recently I built myself a High-End DIY headphone amplifier, which is based on modules from german manufacturer Funk Tonstudio Technik. The amp has balanced XLR input sockets and a standard unbalanced stereo headphone output. DIY means: the headphone amp, the … Continue reading
Last week I added native multichannel audio output support to UADE. UADE stands for Unix Amiga Delitracker Emulator which is an audio player for old Amiga demo music and game tunes. It is based on a clever client server concept, … Continue reading
Years ago during my studies I developed a small Turing Machine simulator in ANSI-C which was never released to public. It seems to work nicely, so I finally decided to publish it. SIMTUR simulates a fully functioning deterministic Turing Machine. … Continue reading
Everybody involved into mastering audio knows how important A/B track referencing is. Thus said, there are various techniques and setups depending on your DAW and studio hardware. Some people use hardware monitor controller systems which provide input switching, some use … Continue reading
Wow, I never thought that so many people are still interested in good old Amiga demo stuff. Not surprisingly, most of them are male and 35 years of age or beyond :). I compiled this video in 2006, but published it … Continue reading
Today I released another samplepack for SounDevotion music making competition #68. It consists of several free samples from various sources, excellent VSTi’s and some VSTe gems from Herbert Goldberg alias “Bootsy”. Exclusively compiled for SounDevotion members only. See http://sdcompo.com
Today I’ve released a new Renoise tool called “AutoColors”. It observes track names and automatically assigns colors to tracks by predefined filter rules. It’s comparable to Reapers SWS auto color extension. How it works is best explained by example: E.g. … Continue reading
Renoise is a digital audio workstation (DAW) and Presonus Faderport a nice DAW hardware controller providing a motorized fader. Unfortunately there existed no Renoise driver for the Faderport. Thus I decided to develop a driver using the new Renoise LUA … Continue reading
Today I’ve released a new external Renoise utility called “Replot”. It is a Java application which is based on the open source (GPLv3) FuncPlotter: http://funcplotter.sourceforge.net/ © 2005-2008 by Andy Morgan-Richards. With RePlot you can define functions and value ranges. The … Continue reading
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