WaveDNA will be giving a special presentation at Meeting #3 of the Toronto Ableton User Group on Monday, May 11th, 2015 Come out this Monday, May 11th to check out a very special presentation by WaveDNA at the Official Toronto Ableton User Group. The presentation will cover the power of Liquid Rhythm within the Ableton environment as well as a sneak preview into our top secret new project. WaveDNA’s team…
WaveDNA will be heading to Los Angeles for IMSTA FESTA LA on May 16th, 2015 The International Music Software Trade Association and SAE Institute Los Angeles will be partnering again to host IMSTA FESTA LA. The annual event, located at SAE Institute Los Angeles, brings together the top music tech companies and industry experts to interact with music makers face-to-face. The event features five education panels giving the audience a…
Liquid Rhythm v1.4.4 features a number of exciting improvements. These improvements include direct support for the iConPad hardware controller, Livid Base 2 and new VST 3.0 API (in addition to VST 2.0). We’ve also extended our plugin support to Bitwig Studio, FL Studio and SONAR Platinum. For current users, download a copy of the latest version by clicking the link below. For new trial users, please download the trial version…
Julian “DJ Ju” Joppig is a DJ and producer from Munich, Germany. Beginning his craft at a turntable-equipped youth centre in his teens, Julian was signed to a German Hip-Hop label and began working in advertising when the band broke up. In addition to his work as a DJ, Julian has found success producing music for ad campaigns as well as for television. He’s worked with Audi, Swarovski, and Ricola’s…
So you’re that kind of performer who has two or three iPads controlling your music software with various MIDI applications and interfaces through MIDI and/or OSC. However, you can’t get a good night’s sleep from fear of losing your wireless connection and being left “unconnected” in front of a crowd of people desperately waiting for you to drop the bass. Sound familiar? Until recently, the only stable way of connecting…
“Bound to rapidly become your go-to solution for beat construction – as it has for me” – Wesley Bryant-King Wesley Bryant-King’s begins his review of Liquid Rhythm for DJ Times Magazine by discussing his frustration with creating beats in his own music production. As a longtime Ableton Live user, he was looking for a better, less-restrictive way to create beats more efficiently and with greater creative expression. He found his…
Stop by the Hilton Toronto from March 13th-15th to catch WaveDNA at the Canadian DJ Show 2015 The team at WaveDNA is happy to announce that we will be attending the Canadian DJ Show this year at the Hilton Toronto from March 13th-15th, 2015. The Canadian DJ Show is the nation’s foremost industry trade show for professional and aspiring DJs. The show offers attendees a unique chance to network and…
macProVideo just turned 10 years old and is offering users 60% off their entire video library! On February 24, 2005, Martin Sitter started the website that would become a revolution in the way that people learn audio and video production. macProVideo is an online education community offering users world-class training and tutorial series for the leading audio and video applications. With a macProVideo or AskVideo membership, you get access tothousands…
From beginnings as an audio and video editor for the Department of Defense, G.W. Childs IV has done seemingly everything in a long and storied career. Leaving the military with a record deal from COP International Records for his band Soil & Eclipse, he went on to work for Lucasfilm and has done remixing work for Gene Loves Jezebel, Ray Charles, and James Brown. Currently, he reviews for AskAudio Magazine,…
Jason “DJ Shine” Spanu appears on the cover of Australia’s AudioTechnology Magazine Jason “DJ Shine” Spanu, WaveDNA’s very own Application Specialist, was featured recently on the cover of AudioTechnology Magazine. The article, Doomsday Survival Kit, discusses the growing issue of tech meltdowns during live performances. With artists, DJs, and producers increasingly using computers for their performances, there are a number of very real and terrifying things that can go wrong.…
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