Podcast: Sonic TALK 414 Classic Mics, Classic Synths, Streaming and Stems

US Anarchestra, NI Stems, Ty Unwin, Volca Mix      06/08/15

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Guests

Ty Unwin -TV Composer and Schmidt owner
Corry Banks - from BBoyTechReport.com
Dave Spiers - GForceSoftware.com


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We get to know new guest Ty Unwin and his massive synth collection, then we talk AKG 414 and mics in general - as its episode 414, the cultural impact of streaming gives us something to think about, Volca Mix mockups, Niative Instruments Stems and Anarchestra - a collection of 100 custom mechanical instruments.

 

 

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  • 00:12 The panels Synth collections
  • 14:30 AKG 414 and mics
  • 20:33 The cultural impact of Streaming
  • 41:15 iZotope competition - win Trash 2
  • 43:36 Korg Volca Mix - isn't it?
  • 51:37 Native Instruments Stems
  • 59:56 Anarchestra - custom instruments

 


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