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Dj Controllers RECORD • PRODUCE • PERFORM yGqG tGqU {olGnshtwpunG zlzzpvuz MASTERCLASS Arturia MiniBrute 2 Synth Soloing Brent Mydland Organ Workshop Four-Limb Independence Sound Design Beyond Arpeggios {Gt˅GnGGG More! kqGjvu{yvsslyz {GGGGG GG GOG GHP pzz|lGW^UYWX_G |zGK\U``GjhuGK]U`` wypu{lkGpuG{olG|r ROLAND AUDIFIED M-AUDIO KORG TR-8S DW DRUM HAMMER 88 VOLCA MIX REVIEWS ENHANCER THE NEXT EVOLUTION OF THE PROPHET SAMPLES · SYNTHESIS · STEREO ANALOG FILTERS · DUAL EFFECTS The Pro Audio Authority for Over 35 Years Arturia MiniBrute 2, Focal Listen Professional, sE Electronics/Rupert Neve RNT, Universal Audio Arrow, Burl Audio B2 Bomber ADC, PreSonus FaderPort 16, * on purchases of select manufacturers’ products made with your Sweetwater Card 0% INTEREST for 24 MONTHS between now and September 30, 2018 – 24 equal monthly payments required. Focal Trio6 Be, Roland TR-8S, Moog Subsequent 37 CV, Neumann U 67 Collector’s Edition, Neumann U 87 Rhodium Edition THE SWEETWATER DIFFERENCE FREE FREE TECH FREE 2-YEAR SHIPPING** SUPPORT WARRANTY (800) 222-4700 Sweetwater.com MAGAZINE 44 ROLAND TR-8S 46 M-AUDIO Hammer 88 36 THE ART OF SYNTH SOLOING 48 Brent Mydland AUDIFIED DW Drum Enhancer 38 nlhyGyl}pl~z ORGAN 50 WORKSHOP KORG Limb Volca Mix Independence 18 W^UX_ G {olGt|zpjphu˅zG 52 40 RUISMAKER BILL IRWIN n|pklG{vGkqG Kosmonaut and Modulation AUDIO DAMAGE jvu{yvsslyz Discord4 This month, we examine a select list of recent and noteworthy 10 hardware releases for DJs, in a range of price points—from COMMUNITY 42 SOUND DESIGN products designed for specific software to hybrid models that support a variety of applications and double as mixers, 54 Beyond Arpeggios, turntables, or standalone players. SUGAR BYTES 12 Part 1 Aparillo IN THE pu{ly}pl~G STUDIO The Monks yvnlyGqvzlwoGG30 56 of Doom with SONICCOUTURE Bruce Kaphan thuupunGqyU Haunted Spaces jvu{lu{z The release of Glamping marks Manning’s first solo project in a decade. This month, we learn about his songwriting and production process, z and get an exclusive peek at his 57 favorite vintage keyboards and synths. WAVES { 14 Torque NEW GEAR u Products l from UVI, ov~G{v Propellerhead, and others t { 16 58 62 ELECTRONIC MASTER CLASS TECH GUITAR Arturia Unifying I/O Names in Digital 66 Rick Cox MiniBrute 2 Performer and Pro Audio Control hy FIVE QUESTIONS Electronic Musician (ISSN 0884-4720) is published monthly by Future PLC, 28 East 28th Street, 12th floor, New York, NY 10016. Periodicals Postage Paid at New York, NY, and Terri Winston, at additional mailing oices. Canada Post: Publications Mail Agreement #40612608. Canada Returns to be sent to Bleuchip International, P.O. Box 25542, London, ON N6C 6B2. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Electronic Musician, P.O. Box 232, Lowell, MA 01853. founder of Electronic Musician is a trademark of Future PLC. All material published in Electronic Musician is copyrighted (©) 2018 by Future PlC All rights reserved. lw Women’s Reproduction of material appearing in Electronic Musician is prohibited without written permission. Publisher assumes no responsibility for return of unsolicited Audio Mission manuscripts, photos, or artwork. All product information is subject to change; publisher assumes no responsibility for such changes. All listed model numbers and product names are manufacturers’ registered trademarks. k ] JULY 2018 £Glt|zpjphuUjvt LISTEN PROFESSIONAL Closed back headphones are the essential work tool for music production. Their tonal balance and precision make them perfect for tracking and mixing applications on the go. 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It also makes Were you ready for it? If so, what was ment failure is far more unforgiving sense to keep a set of backups in the your strategy? than is the malfunction of a tradi- cloud. Although it won’t help you if GINO ROBAIR In the high-stakes world of profes- tional musical instrument. Replacing you’re in a venue without access to EDITOR IN CHIEF sional audio, redundancies are built a broken guitar string or drum head stable Internet connectivity, it’s worth [email protected] into a production to avoid show-stop- is trivial compared to dealing with a having it there in other situations. ping failures. But while major acts with complete drive failure on your laptop What is your backup plan when millions of dollars riding on a tour can where you’ve carefully organized sev- your system goes down? If you al- jvtt|up{ aford to have fully duplicated systems eral GB of data. And because most of ready have a system in place, we’d at the ready, the rest of us must find us have a complex, customized setup, love to hear about it: Send us an email clever ways to be prepared for disaster. there is no one-size-fits-all solution detailing the setup. We will gather If you are planning to do any kind of (other than having a fully redundant the best ones together in a future ar- work in front of others and you haven’t system at the gig with you, of course). ticle on the topic to share with the given this some thought, it is time to I’ve met artists who carry a com- rest of our readers. t|zpjG{olvyGihzpjzGmvyG The Really Useful t|zpjGwyvk|jlyzG|umhtpsphyG Piano Poster } ~p{oG{olGrlivhyk rom my own experience as a teacher, I know that visual aids are very useful, especially with something as initially confusing as music theory. But while it would be perfectly appropriate to hang The Really Useful Piano Poster on the wall in a piano-teaching studio, its mdesigner, Domenico Arenare, conceived of it for a dierent audience: It is designed for musicians and music producers who don’t have a full understanding of music theory or a background in keyboard playing, but who occasionally need a reference. “When producing music, I used to use a number of online resources, apps, and good old-fashioned pieces of paper to look up dierent scales, chords and diagrams,” Arenare explains about the genesis of The Really Useful Piano Poster. “But I wanted a much easier, more immediate way to access all of this information, so I brought it all together onto one poster.” The graphical density of the poster looks intimidating at first, but the information is logically organized and simple to follow. The main section shows 48 scales and 60 chords: Each row is based on a note name, start- ing from C at the top and moving chromatically to B. The columns (from left to right) include the major scale and the three minor scales with left- and right-hand fingerings, followed by the root positions of basic chord shapes (major, minor, augmented, diminished, dominant seventh). Also shown are where the notes reside on the grand sta, diatonic chord names, and the circle of fifths. Its large format, colorful design, and quality printing make it easy to read at a distance. Arenare’s Kickstarter campaign to fund the poster brought in nearly four times the stated goal when it ended in late April. By the time you read this, The Really Useful Piano Poster will be available for direct order in several formats from thereallyusefulpianoposter.com: as a digital download in PDF format for £10; printed on an A1 size (23.4" x 33.1") pa- per in a Standard (folded) version for £15 including shipping; A1 size but rolled in a paper tube for £15 plus shipping; and in a Deluxe version (higher-quality paper and silver-foil debossing on the logo) for £25 plus shipping. —Gino Robair XW JULY 2018 £Glt|zpjphuUjvt ADVENTURES IN DIY BY DAVID BATTINO Last night, I printed my own MIDI controller. The secret ingredient was Overlay De- Welcome to signer, a new software feature for the Sensel Morph (sensel.com; $299). Morph, as the My Pad name implies, is a highly customizable touchpad and a terrific platform for DIY proj- ects. It’s beautifully designed from brushed aluminum, about 6.75 inches tall, 9.5 inches Build the Perfect wide, and a quarter-inch thick. The top surface holds some 20,000 pressure sensors MIDI Controller with that Sensel says can detect 32,000 levels of force. That’s responsive enough to handle everything from paintbrushes to drumsticks. Sensel Morph To keep you oriented, the Morph ofers silicone rubber overlays ($35 each) with con- trol layouts ranging from computer keys to drum pads (see Figure 1).
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