“Always think of yourself as a beginner. The field is always shifting and changing, and the moment that you think of yourself as an expert is the moment that you lose touch.” Michael Hetrick is a very busy man. He is the owner of Unfiltered Audio, a PhD candidate at UC Santa Barbara, a teacher, an electronic musician under the name The February Thaw, and a developer with Slate. Recently, WaveDNA…
MacProVideo has just released almost three hours of Liquid Rhythm tutorials by audio wizard G.W. Childs. Don’t worry, Windows users, the tutorials can be equally useful for you. Claiming “this is a beast of a piece of software that, once tamed, will forever reward you with inspiration and amazing tracks”, G.W. walks you through over 40 tutorials that show you exactly how to tame this beast and reap the musically…
We are proud to announce the new Japanese distributor for Liquid Rhythm, Dirigent! Dirigent is the tech distribution arm of Jujiya and, having been prominent in the Japanese market for 140 years, Jujiya is one of the oldest and most trusted music instrument distributors in Asia. More recently, Dirigent has become the market leader in Japan for DAWs and music production software. They were the first in the industry to…
“Opening the floodgates of beat heaven” – Markkus Rovito As huge fans of Electronic Musician Magazine, we thought that Christmas had come early when opening the November / December issue and reading Markkus Rovito’s incredibly thorough and functional review of our Liquid Rhythm 1.4.2 software. Spending time on the features that he says “really comprise the crux of what makes Liquid Rhythm special”, Markkus provides insight on tools like…
The lines between the DJ and the producer have blurred over the last few years, and it’s due in part to powerful software and technology. Liquid Rhythm fits into this picture by speeding up the production process, allowing a performer to produce rhythm tracks live, which is why Canada’s DJ Mag published a review. We’re very excited to be featured on their site. DJ Mag’s Patrick Voisin says, “The possibilities…
We got together with DJ Shine in his Toronto studio to talk about how he uses Liquid Rhythm on stage and in his productions! Check it out: Jason ‘DJ Shine’ Spanu Producer + Remixer + Musician + Programmer From the early 90’s heyday of Toronto’s techno scene through to his current constant touring as a band member and Ableton programmer for Nelly Furtado, Frank Ocean and more recently Broken Bells,…
Bobby: Wait! Are you using Liquid Rhythm to control pitched percussion? Are you crazy? Tommy: Yes, Bobby. Yes I am. …and one of my favourite things to do with Liquid Rhythm is use it feed MIDI to other great 3rd party plugins. Take this beat I made using AAS’ Chromaphone: Bobby: Wow, Tommy. That’s pretty neat! Tommy: Yup! With the Max for Live patch for Liquid Rhythm, you can easily…
This release of Liquid Rhythm 1.4.2 brings numerous fixes, improvements, and delectable treats. (Treats are for Max for Live users this time around only – sorry everyone else :). In all fairness, however, this feature for Max for Live users is one that’s always been available for everyone else; standalone and VST, AU users. It’s the ability to audition voices and instruments from within Liquid Rhythm. The workflow is simple:…
Walking into DJ Shine’s Toronto studio was sort of like walking into Long & McQuade or Moog Audio for the first time. He has such an impressive collection of sweet gear, and more importantly, he knows how to use it. All of it. Being both an electronic musician and a programmer (because aren’t we all), Shine is pretty handy with solving his own workflow issues. He just builds custom digital…
WaveDNA’s newly redesigned Maps panel has loads of cool functionality that will take your audio production workflow to the next level! Check out this video highlighting some of the new features: About the Maps Panel With the BarForm and BeatForm Maps, you have every possible combination of rhythmic patterns in one 4/4 bar neatly organized and grouped together. Take these musical examples: You make house music and want a steady…
By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. More Information...
The cookie settings on this website are set to "Allow Cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings, or you click "Accept" below, then you are consenting to this. For further information, please see our Terms and Conditions, Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.