Showing posts with label modeling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modeling. Show all posts

Friday, February 2, 2007

Internet Jamming Part Deux



In the interest of competition, Sonoma Wire Works offers a similar service through their excellent RiffWorks software. The technology, called RiffLink, is built into RiffWorks. Although still in beta, I've heard second hand that it works pretty well.

The excellent Line 6 Guitar Port RiffTracker comes with a version of RiffWorks as well as a passel of Line 6's famous amp and effects models. In addition to hosting RiffLink, RiffWorks is an excellent computer recording and practicing platform developed especially for guitar and bass players.

Update: Apparently, RiffLink works really, really well because it's already inspired a band. I'm proud to present to you the RiffLink Junkies. Enjoy, people, enjoy.

Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Sonic Finger studio plug-ins

Some cool new plug-ins have been released by a little company called Sonic Finger. I know, I know; there are a bazillion plug-ins released each second by obscure developers around the world. But these are pretty unique and deserve a look.

I'm especially intrigued by the Virtual Studio Visitor. My studio could use some traffic and it seems like the perfect way to generate some.