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Devices old and new are featured this month, with a look at the LE-1 Maximizer, the Sonic Core plate reverb and another useful stock Scope device, the 'Vocodizer'. The Scope community also welcomes new developer dNa, who have been developing and using Scope for some years and now release two new processors designed to impart an analog character to the digital sound realm. We review dNa's MasterCOMP and Ray gives us exclusive details of upcoming devices being worked on for release. Operating System upgrades can be a daunting task when it comes to setting up DAW applications with their special processing and licensing requirements. Particularly when it has taken several years for vendors to play catch up in the 32 to 64 bit conversion. But it is now possible to keep your old set-up whilst building the new one. |
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Not only Sonic Core but also Ferrofish presented stands at this year's Musikmesse with Holger, Tobias, Klaus and Juergen doing what they do best in producing and selling Scope and DSP-related products and educating the masses about the most revolutionary phenomenon in music production since George Martin met The Beatles. Our European correspondent for Scope events Hurolura gives his impressions of not only the show, but the promise of things to come. |
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