Posts Tagged ‘Electronic’
StudioBLADE production workstation keyboards from Music Computing
August 14th, 2012
www.MusicComputing.com StudioBLADE™ keyboard production stations represent a giant leap in music production technology. They are simply the most powerful, compact and affordable keyboard production stations available today. What is a Keyboard Production Station? Keyboard production stations can be loosely defined as keyboard workstations that are connected to a computer, which is needed to provide additional processing power and features. While keyboard workstations are suited for live performance and sketching out ideas for a song, keyboard production stations, with built in high-power computer cores, allow users to go from composition to recording to mixing and finally mastering of songs that are ready for radio or direct Internet distribution. More Power: StudioBLADEs are powered by high-performance computer cores utilizing Intel® processors that are perfect for today’s demanding musicians and the virtual instruments and software applications they use. Running Windows® 7 (64-bit), StudioBLADEs are extremely versatile, powerful and perpetually upgradeable. Base models equipped with Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processors can be easily upgraded to the latest Intel® Core™ i5 processors for even more performance. www.MusicComputing.com
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Yamaha MOTIF XS Keyboard Workstation
May 8th, 2010
Available from www.gear4music.com A video demonstration of the Yamaha MOTIF XS7 Keyboard Workstation
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BeatMaker: Best iPhone app EVER!
April 26th, 2010
The touch surface is a lot easier to use than I make it look. It was a bit hard to hit the mark with a camera standing between it and myself. However, once you factor in perspiration (sorry, but it’s true), I do think it would be quite the challenge to perform for an extended period of time on stage.
