East West Releases Details on Hollywood Strings
Peter Alexander discusses release plans for EastWest’s Hollywood Strings
Read MorePeter Alexander discusses release plans for EastWest’s Hollywood Strings
Read MorePeter Alexander explores L.A. Scoring Strings, an exciting new string sample library
Read MoreTucked away in the articulation list for L.A. Scoring Strings is complete muted strings section, that’s all.
Read MorePeter Alexander talks about two of the newest string sample libraries and what they mean for composers
Read MorePeter Alexander explores Arthur Lange’s Spectratone color system for orchestration
Read MorePeter Alexander talks about new studio gear for composers
Read MoreA few days ago, EastWest released the new 1.2 update of PLAY including a new Advanced Streaming Engine.
Read MorePeter Alexander talks about the new L.A. Scoring Strings library and its founder, composer Andrew Keresztes
Read MorePeter Alexander explores 8-core systems and the Muse Receptor
Read MorePeter Alexander recaps the NAMM show and what’s to come for composers and new technology
Read MoreAs music merchants and manufacturers make the pilgrimage to NAMM this week, many, if not all, will have to ask some serious marketing questions.
Read MorePeter Alexander looks at accountability in system specs.
Read MoreThis week Peter Alexander gives a starting look at Omnisphere from Spectrasonics.
Read MoreNew 13″ Apple MacBook lacks Firewire, forcing composers and videographers into the higher priced MacBook Pro models.
Read MoreThe HANNSPREE 22″ Monitor is an incredible value. This week, Peter Alexander shows the “logic” of it.
Read MoreGiven the current credit crunch, Peter Alexander looks at which new music software programs are absolute essentials to be in your library.
Read MoreThis week Peter Alexander looks at Project SAM’s Symphobia, the fast way to create a cue when time is of the essence.
Read MorePeter Alexander explores the expanding retail options for music studio gear
Read MorePeter Alexander reviews the history of Giga products – what went right, what went wrong, and what key opportunities were missed
Read MorePeter Alexander provides a sneak preview of EastWest’s Quantum Leap Symphonic Orchestra Platinum in the new PLAY software instrument
Read MorePeter Alexander talks about SONiVOX, its new player, and American innovation
Read MorePeter Alexander continues his look at critical issues to consider when purchasing a new computer for your music studio
Read MorePeter Alexander advises 9 important questions to consider when ordering a new computer for your music studio
Read MorePeter Alexander talks about PRO issues, Soundflower problems, July 4 and chicken
Read MorePeter Alexander talks about composers, the power of technology and making money staying put.
Read MoreYet another break in the traditional record company’s hold on music sales has taken place, and a new one for the likes of Amazon, Apple and Wal-Mart, is the announcement of a new collaboration between the Wimpy Player company, makers of the Wimpy Rave Player, and the programming service of Soaring Music, which enables composers, […]
Read MorePeter Alexander talks about what can be learned about LOGIC by writing a book about the software.
Read MoreAs you may have read, after publishing weekly for 15 months, we’re leaving our PDF format and transitioning to an all web presence at www.filmmusicmag.com. We’re not the first to do this. Just within the past two weeks, IDG, publishers of Infoworld suspended publication of their printed edition and also moved to an all web […]
Read MoreWith EastWest’s Voices of Passion Library, you get vocalizations, special effects and phrases from America, Bulgaria, India, Syria, and Wales. Vocal tone is that of alto extended down to E below C and up to E to G above High C. This range, when not working with pre-recorded phrases, enables you to write for two […]
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