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Augustus Loop and Audio Hijack Pro (Modified by Optimus Rob)
I love the reverse feature's effect on incoming mp3's in combination with a hand-synced LFO. To add to the list of working host programs, I used Audio Hijack Pro.
It's amazing -- record any sound passed through your computer in 24-bit AIFF stereo w/ realtime daisy-chaining of VST and AudioUnit plug-ins. Augustus Loop starts right up -- nice! For example, if you're using the demo of Live 3 and stumble upon the greatest sequence of your life, you can use Audio Hijack Pro to "hijack" Live's master output by selecting "Live" under the source menu.
Also work excellent as a mastering recorder for iTunes. Play the master out of iTunes into Audio Hijack by selecting iTunes as the source and apply realtime VST and AudioUnit plug-ins (ie. Augustus Loop). You can then import the recorded file back into iTunes for downsampling onto CD,
Thanks again os. for giving us a chance to test Augustus Loop. Between that and Audio Hijack Pro, I can create live loops while realtime recording the master out for under $50 on my Powerbook. Apologies if this appeared as too much of an ad -- just really think a lot of folk could benefit from this tool.
Here's the program link if your in need of a nice $39 internal 24bit stereo hard disk recorder with DSP: http://rogueamoeba.com/audiohijackpro/ .
Get Optimized,
Rob
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Warm blends of downtempo beats that will soothe your your mind...
"an original score to the tragedy of American idealism"
http://www.optimusrob.com
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On Jul 14, 2004, at 7:28 PM, Doug Wellington wrote:
Hope nobody considers this "shameless promotion", since I'm not the
artist... ;-)
I'm a DJ on KXCI <"http://www.kxci.org">, Tucson's Community Radio
station. (Hmmm, maybe THAT part is the shameless promo!) ;-)
We're featuring Krispen Hartung's "Places" CD this week on Brainwaves, the
ambient and space music show. Brainwaves runs Monday through Friday from
6:00 AM to 7:00 AM Arizona time (-7:00 GMT). Tune in at KXCI.org and give
it a listen!
-Doug Wellington
http://www.kxci.org
http://www.dougwellington.com
