My children.
AlphaSphere at MusikMesse 2012, Frankfurt. Our trip to the worlds leading music trade fair was a huge success. Rocking up with probably the newest product there and with the smallest stand of the whole show, we got an amazing response from both the public and the industry. With reviews, pictures, and video’s popping up all over the place it looks like some very good things are about to happen, especially since the AlphaSphere has been named a ‘Messe favourite’ by a lot of sources. So watch this space…
This came this morning. Here’s to 2012 being the year I start getting serious about music production again!
New AlphaSphere Software (and a whole lot more…)
So it occurred to me the other night it has been a couple of months since I’ve posted anything substantial. This hasn’t been because I’m lazy… its because I’ve been busy. VERY busy. And this is why - ‘AlphaLive’; the first stable version of the AlphaSphere software:
In a nutshell, this constantly evolving piece of software is all you need to program the ‘Sphere into the perfect live electronic musical instrument. It’s miles ahead of its preceding Max/MSP application and it is being updated and improved every week. Exciting stuff.
But that’s only a small part of news from the AlphaSphere camp. I’m not going to bore you with paragraphs so here’s a word montage of what’s been happening recently:
Extended Play Festival, Venture Fest, Tech World, Vision Conference, Mozilla Festival, Rhythmix, Taiwanese TV, iNets, numerous local performances, opera compositions, iPhone app from 2nd year Bristol University students, respected VJ collaborations, music tech university lectures, Mercury Award-winning artists, Canadian Discovery Channel Filming, new prototype in production, and exciting pre-launch performance plans. I may have missed something…
But until next time, Happy Holidays!
