2005 NAMM Show: Boss has released the GT-8 floor-based processor, which features twin COSM modeling, allowing players to layer and manipulate two amp models simultaneously during performance. The Dynamic mode enables two channels to be controlled based on picking strength — transition smoothly from clean to mean by simply picking harder or softer. Step into… Read More Boss GT8 Floor Effects Pedal
NAMM 2005: Boss has introduced the new DB-90 Dr. Beat metronome, which is packed with sounds and PCM drum patterns to make practice sessions less mundane and more musical. The Note Mixing function lets you customize beats by adjusting the levels of five different note values. The front-panel sliders, buttons, and a large rotary dial… Read More NAMM 2005: Boss DB90 DR Beat
At the 2005 NAMM Show, Boss introduced the pocket-sized DB-30 Dr. Beat metronome. It can lay down a variety of rhythm patterns and time feels to practice with, and it has a few timekeeping tricks up its sleeve as well. Choose from a menu of nine rhythm types and 24 beat variations, including combinations of… Read More Boss Debuts DB30 DR Beat at Winter NAMM Show
NAMM Show Update: Boss has introduced the BR-900CD a portable studio with CD-burning built in. This all-in-one digital recorder offers effects, drum-pattern generator, vocal-correction and Mastering Toolkit, digital outputs, and internal CD burner. With the same operation as BOSS’s BR-864, the BR-900CD takes three big steps forward by increasing the front-panel fader count from four… Read More Winter NAMM: Boss BR-900CD Recorder
NAMM 2005: Boss has introduced the BR-1200CD 12-tracker. A lineup of COSM amp models are built in, including the world famous Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus, plus models of BOSS Compact Pedals such as the OD-1 and MT-2. Also onboard are COSM Mic Models, which emulate expensive condenser mics. Pitch can be corrected and harmornies can… Read More NAMM: Boss BR-1200CD Digital Recorder
NAMM 2005: Beyerdynamic has introduced the new Opus Series Vocal Microphones. The series, which includes the Opus 29S, Opus 39, Opus 59, Opus 69 and Opus 81, focuses on performance situations from gigging vocalists in clubs to critical, high end sound reinforcement in large concert venues. Opus 29S: The Opus 29S is a dynamic vocal… Read More Beyerdynamic Debuts Vocal Mics
NAMM 2005: Audio Exchange International has introduced the Audient Sumo High Resolution Balanced Summing Amplifier. Designed as an external analog summing mixer aimed at the audio workstation engineer, Sumo delivers the sound of an Audient large frame console in a single rack space. Each Sumo High Resolution Balanced Summing Amplifier offers 16 paired input channels… Read More Audient Intros Sumo Amplifier.
NAMM 2005: Cakewalk, developer of the leading music and sound software for Windows, today unveiled the Project5 Version 2 performance workstation. The next-generation of the Project5 open studio environment features a streamlined design, optimized for immediacy. Project5 Version 2 has a $429 MSRP U.S. and is scheduled for release in April 2005. Customers that purchase… Read More NAMM: Cakewalk Unveils Project5 Version 2
NAMM 2005: Cakewalk, developer of the leading music and sound software for Windows, today announces the availability of a fully native 64-bit version of SONAR 4 Producer Edition, an audio production environment on the Windows platform. The x64 Technology Preview version of SONAR 4 includes the entire application, along with a collection of additional DirectX… Read More NAMM: Cakewalk Announces First Native 64-bit Host Digital Audio Workstation
NAMM Show Update: Cakewalk, developer of the leading music and sound software for Windows, has acquired rgc:audio, a leading developer of DirectX and VST synthesizer plug-ins for Windows. Joining the Cakewalk product development team is rgc:audio founder and synthesizer expert René Ceballos. Cakewalk has exclusive publishing and distribution rights to all rgc:audio products, including the… Read More NAMM: Cakewalk Acquires rgc:audio
