Touch controllers Noisebud, 2012, October 25 We’re about to sell our beloved Jazz Mutant Lemur just because of its weight. We thought we‘d buy an iPad and run the Lemur software on that but since Windows 8 we’re not sure if that’s the best choice anymore. If we would get a Win 8 laptop with a Multitouch screen and run Emulator we would have all the benefits from a touch screen but we would just have to carry one device instead of two. But no one seems to be using Emulator for music; they’re just using it with Traktor to DJ which is less demanding than creating music in real time, could there be an reason for that? Please comment if you have used Emulator or similar PC software for playing music live! Blog
Working on our next live setup 2014, May 112014, May 13 Yeah, we know, we’ve been silent for a while… again. Sorry. It’s just that there’s so much to do and so little time, and writing about what we’re doing kind of slide down the priority list the more we’re actually doing. So if we don’t post it’s a good thing,… Read More
Smile v5 – Accurate Equal Loudness Compensation 2022, February 232025, June 4 Smile just got better. As you know, I’m going through all my plugins to release signed and notarized Apple Silicon versions of the older ones. When I opened up Smile 4, it quickly became clear that I’d need to rework about half of it just to get it running on… Read More
Odex live 2014, February 242014, February 24 Johannes are playing live with his project Odex as part of the Norbergfestival evening the 7th of Mars at Slakthuset in Stockholm. The main act is Black Sun Empire so everything is set for a epic, memorable evening. Read More