Computer Music

Welcome

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Though luddites scoff at the thought of assistance from audio technology, we can’t escape the fact that, here in 2019, we have access to a whole new generation of software tools only dreamed of a few years ago. Far from ‘plugins for dummies’, these clever processors – when used with skill and a keen ear – will perform complex tasks in seconds, streamline your workflow, and even act as virtual assistants in the studio.

With all these advancemen­ts in audio tech, it’s no surprise that this month’s cm is packed with examples of time-saving tools that warrant your attention.

First up, head to p22 and find out how today’s virtual gadgets can instantly improve your sonics in our Mixing Magic cover feature. Then, on a more creative tip, come join us on a journey into Sound Design with Multieffec­ts on p66.

Fast-forward to our Reviews section to hear our verdict on the next generation of power EQ, FabFilter’s Pro- Q 3 (p90); plus the dynamic-tracking noise layerer, Texture (p96). And best of all, you get your own state-of-the-art effect with this issue: Krotos’ Reformer, a futuristic ‘recomposer’ for sound design, including a cm- exclusive sound library you won’t want to miss.

ENJOY THE ISSUE

Joe Rossitter Editor

“Today’s virtual gadgets can instantly improve your sonics”

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