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Bi-monthly bump:

November 2013 issue coming soon - subscribe now !

Pre-release bump - coming ScopeRise #21. Well it seems we don't have to wait for Scope 6 to get into Copperlan (dunno how I got that idea) - get into it NOW - star feature by Sunmachine leads the way. As well as Sunmachine we have Time-machine - another nostalgia trip but with mucho audio from the eighties. Ray from dNa is back again (always a welcome addition) and so is the illustrious John Bowen with a movie going adventure. Soren Jepson breaks some iPad control ground with an SDK ARP-synth-alike and Roland Kuit's famous electronic pioneers series gets the ScopeRise treatment. We also take a look at some online session talent -want an awesome lead vocal or instrumental solo on your latest track ? Session rates have never been better and all online (bedroom warriors like ures truly don't have to venture outside their batcave ) ! Lastly some tips from ye olde Creamware hall of documentation for those who might be resurrecting their old PCI card setup (or purchased second hand).


A couple of subscribers didn't receive last time - PM ME IF THIS HAPPENS !

Edition #20 viewable here : http://www.hitfoundry.com/

MODULAR...yes.

dawman wrote:MODULAR...yes.

There can never be enough articles on Modular... I for one, would love to read some material regarding ModIV -> Silent Way -> HW Modular integration (I know there is a thread on it here but I must be dumb cause it's hard to decrypt

Looking forward to the new HF

Well if you point me to it I might be able to decrypt by asking some questions, then updating ScopeRise article about silentway or modular.

Great new release. Great interviews and just an all around nice issue.
Modular geeks rejoice.

Thanks really enjoyed reading this...I am in the process of sound treating my studio and found some solid advice ! Keep up the good work

AUGUST 2013 EDITION COMING UP !!

Could be some activity from Musikmesse, Ray from dNa gives us an in-depth on the MasterCOMP but also on life, tube amps and the state of the music industry. We revisit a couple of Scope classics - the Plate Reverb (itself based on a classic hardware gear) and a Vocoder. Some recommended listening from oldies strolling down classic rock memory lane, handy links to Scope User Manuals and Erminardi's free Maximizer.

We also attack the dreaded 64 bit workstation upgrade jitters with a strategy on how to make it easier and not burn bridges.

As always Dante, looking forward to reading the next installment...

Thanks man.

Thanks Eanna.

In doing so, you will get a small but interesting insight of what is in the works from dNa - new plugs coming up !!

I'm looking forward to the dNa multi-fx processor

Dante, thank you for attaching a link to the current Sonic Core offer at the end of the Scope Rise email!
http://www.sonic-core.net/newsletter/ns ... offer.html

Amazing deal!
I'm delighted!

Not sure how I don't get the newsletter informing me of Sonic Core offers like this?

Looking forward to tucking into this ScopeRise issue tonight. Always an entertaining and informative read...

Cheers, Eanna

Great work Dante, thanks!

Thanks again, Dante!! Great as always!
The article about Windows 8 will probably come in handy when I will install it on my MacBook Pro once I have an XITE

PlateX and MESSE '13 were nice.

Ankyu

wouterz wrote:I'm looking forward to the dNa multi-fx processor

Exactly what drew my attention. If you can create presets that recall all settings across a combination of FX devices via MIDI program change then it could be a sore dick deal for guitarists - sorta like a DSP version of Guitar Rig only crunchier !

Pre-release bump - coming ScopeRise #21. Well it seems we don't have to wait for Scope 6 to get into Copperlan (dunno how I got that idea) - get into it NOW - star feature by Sunmachine leads the way. As well as Sunmachine we have Time-machine - another nostalgia trip but with mucho audio from the eighties. Ray from dNa is back again (always a welcome addition) and so is the illustrious John Bowen with a movie going adventure. Soren Jepson breaks some iPad control ground with an SDK ARP-synth-alike and Roland Kuit's famous electronic pioneers series gets the ScopeRise treatment. We also take a look at some online session talent -want an awesome lead vocal or instrumental solo on your latest track ? Session rates have never been better and all online ! Lastly some tips from ye olde Creamware hall of documentation for those who might be resurrecting their old PCI card setup (or purchased second hand).

Bump for 2014 - ScopeRise #22 out soon !

Kicking of with an irreverant review of 2013 and moving onto an update of BC Modular, we progress to more Time Machine 80's nostalgia featuring a Stockhausen interview and coverage from NAMM New Orleans. Then part 2 of Reason integration - now that we can 'MIDI Out' from Reason to drive Scope synths. John from Sur Audio gives some valuable tips on DSP usage including a neato submixing trick and ShayDan shows up with some awesome dub mixing (including live tricks and videos) and we take a peek at one of the recent dNa bundles with Ray.

SUBSCRIBE NOW OUT SOON !

Hey, this morning I woke up discovering myself as a sort of PlanetZ "Man of the Year"

http://www.hitfoundry.com/issue_22/rev_mast.htm

i see even my name is there

This review of 2013 mirrors me, nice nice. We write the history down, and at last germany survives, no capturing by islamists, but sonic core. . . . and thats good.

Lets go to 2014, where do we go today?

My new idea is, to create a modular module where i can connect 4 synthezisers and controll their appearance by vector controller eg korgs nanopad. You can connect any synth, a scope synh, a vst or your real rig out there in your Studio, or mixed.

how do you like this idea?