Showing posts with label ROLE Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ROLE Magazine. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Make music with Ableton Live [Demonstration Video]

From Ableton Live comes an excellent demonstration video on what the amazing program can do.



Ableton Live is about making music. When you're writing and composing, Live is quick and responsive. When you want to record and develop your ideas, Live has the depth and toolset for intricate production. It's got the features to take your DJ skills to the next level and it's stable and flexible on stage, whether you're playing in front of 10 or 10,000 people. However and wherever you make music, whatever music you make, Live will inspire you.

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In case you missed it:
ROLE Magazine had a great article on Live "Looping" Musicians in Second Life in their April 2009 issue.

Sunday, April 5, 2009

ROLE Magazine April 2009 Issue of Out Now

ROLE Magazine is pleased to announce the publication of our April, 2009 issue. This month’s cover story addresses the announcement by Linden Lab that adult content will be relocated to a new continent named Ursula.

This publication includes an exploration of the steampunk artistry of Bryn Oh, a visit to the extensive Caledon library and the mysterious sim INSILICO, the auditory delights of live looping and look at the options offered by resident-created alternate SL client viewers. April’s fashion section holds a colorful and artistic spread showcasing the latest spring-time trends; hot finds and kawaii; fashion tips for men from the woman’s perspective and fresh, spring styles for men and women. ROLE Magazine blog posts can now be shared by linking directly to your Plurk or Twitter page.

Last, but not least, we announce the start of the ROLE Magazine Complete Wedding Package Contest valued at $L30,000! See our new April issue for details and enter today.

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Doubledown Note: Check out the article on performing live loop-based music in Second Life on page 52. Also a great article on Steampunk art on page 56.