The second review of dNa's initial product release features the StereoEqualiser offering with Ray de Jager giving more insights into the device's design influences and goals. But will he give much away about upcoming devices? Suffice to say that for the time being there are more in the pipeline.
Soft synthesizers are again the attention of focus this month at ScopeRise ranging from the freeware Odessa One to the Zarg Solaris Core, small cousin and predecessor of the great Solaris keyboard. The interesting aspect of Soren Jepson's Odessa's development was the inclusion of an iPad control interface also inspired by the ARP Odyssey. And a thank you to John Bowen for his generosity for the recent Zarg sale and also for sharing a story of how the Solaris Core served as an evolutionary stepping stone to the top of the line Solaris keyboard.
We've been hearing about CopperLan for a while. But what is it, what can it do for us and how easy is it to set up? Sunmachine walks us through his own setup and whets our appetite for what is to come and how it can make our lives easier in the Scope domain. Finally, want to know how to give those demo tracks a fully professional touch? Check out our article on online session musicians.
