Camelot for Wind Players: An Example
As a wind player, performing live with music technology presents a number of challenges, some of the most common ones being: playing with backing tracks recalling the right sound preset…
read moreAs a wind player, performing live with music technology presents a number of challenges, some of the most common ones being: playing with backing tracks recalling the right sound preset…
read moreIntroducing Audio Modeling Software Center You are taking the plunge. You’re going to buy upgrades for the SWAM instruments you already own, buy another SWAM instrument bundle, upgrade to…
read moreCamelot for Bass Players Bobby Bigboddum keeps his plate pretty full. He plays both fretted and fretless electric bass in two wedding bands and a rock band. He also…
read moreAudio In, Out, and All About in Camelot 2.1 Perhaps the most exciting improvement in Camelot 2.1 is the addition of new capabilities for getting audio into Camelot and…
read moreCamelot for iPad: Mark Basile’s iOS Virtual Instrument Faves As Apple’s iPad has grown in computing power, musicians have increasingly turned to it as a platform for music-making, both…
read moreVersion 2.1 of Camelot is here! Version 2.1 of Audio Modeling’s live performance environment for MIDI hardware devices, software instruments, and effects plugins, adds audio input features, expanding it…
read moreOn stage or at home (Home Studio), many musicians wonder how to manage Keyboards, Sound Modules (hardware and software), MIDI Controllers… Until now, musicians using Apple computers had MainStage which…
read moreRight time to look for new solutions to make your live performance great As musicians and performers, we all took a severe blow during 2020. No more live shows, no…
read moreEvery musician with some experience knows—there’s sometimes a big difference between what the audience sees and what’s really happening on stage. For the uninitiated, it’s hard to understand how terrifying…
read moreUsually, the complexity of a Software is related to the number of available features it has. A common consequence is pain, confusion, and frustration for users. We didn’t sacrifice usability…
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