At the NAMM 2004 Summer Session, Alesis unveiled the Photon, a new series of USB/MIDI keyboard controllers. The Photon 25 is optimized for controlling and manipulating software via USB, and includes unique user customizable templates that can be placed on the front panel. The Photon 25 offers advanced features such as a four character LED… Read More NAMM Update: Alesis Launches Photon USB/MIDI Keyboard Controllers
Alesis announced the XGuitar, an electric guitar with built-in DSP technology, at the NAMM 2004 Summer Session. Designed for stage, studio or practice, the XGuitar harnesses the power of hundreds of pedals for the guitarist seeking that special sound. The XGuitar is a full-scale electric guitar that features 80 editable guitar presets in one package,… Read More NAMM: New Alesis XGuitar with Built-in Effects
At the NAMM 2004 Summer Session, AKG announced that it was now shipping their new WMS 400 wireless mic system. The primary design goal for the WMS 400 wireless was to make it as easy to use and to sound as good as a wired microphone. Within seconds, the WMS 400 receiver will scan, locate… Read More Namm 2004 Summer Session Update: AKG Shipping Wireless Mic System
At the NAMM 2004 Summer Session, AKG announced that it was now shipping their new AKG C 414 mics. For the last 33 years, AKG C 414 models have been some of the world’s most widely-used “studio-standard” reference microphones. They’ve been used on millions of recording sessions by great artists of every musical genre and… Read More Namm News: AKG Ships New C 414 B Mics
Just before midnight on July 20, 2004, an unidentified male was killed in a car explosion in an outer construction site parking lot at the Opryland Hotel and Resort, more than 10 miles away from downtown Nashville and the site of the 2004 NAMM Summer Session. NAMM has been in contact with local authorities who… Read More NAMM Officials Say Show Safe in Spite of Car Bomb Explosion
V5 continues Waves’ tradition of keeping its processors up to date with the latest technology. V5 has a great compliment of new features including: HTDM Support for all TDM Plug Ins, Pro Tools 6.4 support, Updated Host Support, Updated control surface Mapping support, Host Tempo Sync, Expanded WIN XP Support, Mac GUI Acceleration, HD ACCEL… Read More 2004 Summer NAMM News – Waves Plugins updated to v5
Digitech is now shipping the GNX4 Recording Guitar Workstation. The GNX4 is a full-featured multi-modeling floor effects processor, portable digital 8-track recorder, MIDI drum machine, MP3 player, and 4 in 4 out USB audio computer interface combined into a single package. At the heart of the GNX4 is DigiTech’s multi-modeling amp and cabinet modeling engine,… Read More 2004 Summer NAMM Show – Digitech GNX4
At the 2004 Summer NAMM show, Roland introduced the Juno-D synthesizer. Features: Affordable 61-note synthesizer with 64-note polyphony, improved keyboard feel, and GM2 compatibility 768 radio-ready Patches, 22 Rhythm Sets, and 40 Performance memory provided Patches organized in categories such as Piano, Guitar, Orchestra, etc. Two Tones can be assigned to each Patch, and can… Read More Roland introduces Juno-D Synthesizer at 2004 NAMM Summer Show
At the 2004 NAMM Summer Session, Boss introduced the BR-1600CD Digital Recording Studio. Features include: 16-track (256 V-Track) digital studio with 40GB hard drive and CD-R/RW drive Record all 8 XLR inputs simultaneously?ideal for tracking live performances Powerful effects including COSM modeling for guitar, bass and microphones New Vocal Tool Box with auto pitch correction… Read More Boss Introduces BR-1600CD Digital Recording Studio at 2004 NAMM Summer Show
BIAS today announced that a special bundled edition of Peak 4.1 ($499 SRP) that includes SoundSoap Pro ($599 SRP), the universal restoration plug-in, and SuperFreq ($79 SRP) 10 band mastering EQ is now available for just $899 US list – a savings of nearly $300 off the combined list prices if purchased separately. “We’re thrilled… Read More BIAS Releases PEAK 4.1 Mastering and Restoration Edition at Summer NAMM 2004
