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PinkNoise is proud to present the final part of the Maia trilogy! The first Maia focuses on the acoustic/electric instruments, Maia Orange Edition comes from the digital world with the sounds of Waldorf Microwave XT. Maia Matrix is the final part of the trilogy, featuring true analogue sounds!

PinkNoise is proud to present the return of a legend! Maia Orange Edition features a host of exciting feature improvements and new sound-sources based on the legendary Waldorf Microwave XTK.

Not content to just re-up the sound sources this entirely new synthesiser has been re-programmed from the ground up with some very unique and exiting feature concepts to boot. Get a load of this...

Meet Maia, a synthesizer full of soul. It can be an emotional instrument or a furious beast, depending on your mood.

Whether you’re just learning about recording audio for your podcast, setting up your home studio to record your next single or you're a veteran audio engineer frustrated with Avid ProTools, this course is the place to start. You’ll learn the basics of Reaper DAW from tips on preferences to steps for rendering your final mix. I'll also give you downloadable sample tracks so you can follow along.

Strange Waves is for that Trap R&B vibe with instant creation. Great for just getting a quick loop to flip..

Harrison’s reputation for “True Analog In-The-Box” sound is due to our unique development heritage. We first created an analog console processor and then converted the processor to digital while retaining the sound and character of the original analog system.

DMGAudio is Dave Gamble and co-conspirator Krzysztof Oktalski, enriched with ideas from hundreds of engineers, producers and audio specialists. Dave has worked in Pro-Audio for over a decade, for prestigious companies such as Focusrite, Novation, Sonalksis, Neyrinck, Brainworx.

Our audio plugins are based on more than a decade of scientific research and product development in the areas of digital signal processing and auditory perception. We combine advanced signal processing techniques and highly-optimized cross-platform implementations with simple-to-use interfaces to optimize your workflow.

This course is a comprehensive breakdown and study of the biggest problems and flaws guitar players have with learning how to “flow” across the guitar smoothly and effectively when they solo to create comfort, smoothness and confidence in their “automated” abilities on the guitar.

We've come a long way since the 80s!
Many iconic sounds of the 80s were created using FM synthesis, but why stop there? With Algoritm we have ramped up that technology, so you can create the iconic sounds of the 20s. Easy to just mess around with, yet deeply tweakable, Algoritm's hybrid approach to FM invites you to explore a world of sounds you've never heard before.

Complex-1 is a modular synthesizer from Reason Studios, bringing the quirks, freedom and sonic depth of modular synthesis to your Reason Rack. Boasting a 4x oversampled synthesis engine, a freely routable signal and modulation path and a sound like nothing else, Complex-1 is a synth lover's dream machine.

Get the full expressiveness and natural sound of string instruments, right in your Reason Rack. Use Friktion to create string parts that are far closer to real-life bowed instrument performances than you could ever get with any sample library.

Want to create experimental, evolving and exciting piano sounds? If so, Processed Pianos is for you. We've taken our much-loved Reason Pianos and re-shaped it as a Rack Extension instrument. With an amazing new interface and brand-new sound design engine, an entire piano package is available right at your fingertips with three stunning sounding, highly realistic Hypersampled pianos.

Radical Keys brings you three classic keyboard instruments in a great-sounding package: the Rhodes Mk1, the Wurlitzer and the Pianet-T. All delivered through Reason Studios' cutting edge Radical Engine, combining samples with physical modeling to bring out the character and quirks of these legendary instruments. What you get is an infinitely tweakable, instantly playable instrument whose sonic capabilities range from the ultra realistic to the utterly outlandish.

A spectrogram is a visual representation of the spectrum of frequencies in a sound or other signal as they vary with time. The RP-Spec spectrogram displays the input and output signal as an FFT Spectrogram, a 30 band (1/3 octave) Bar Spectrogram or a 30 band (1/3 octave) Single line Spectrogram. Various view types are available.