Pricey Computers and Cheap Glitch-Making Thrills
Gadget sites usually stay away from pro audio, but a no-compromise, three-display, $11,000+ Core 2 Extreme BTO PC from Altium can apparently get even Engadget’s blood pumping. Maybe they need a bigger machine to edit podcasts? Since we prefer cheap thrills here, look instead to Dan Nigrin’s just-released Major Malfunction plug-in for Ableton Live. (Mac/Universal, $10) Watch for the CDM review next week, and after that, maybe my own attempts to build Pluggo plug-ins in Max/MSP. Also on the software watch: SynthMaster is a new semi-modular plug-in for Windows.
Related: Ableton-Live, cheap, computers, Mac, Max/MSP, PC, Plug-ins, Pluggo, Windows & more. 
6. By Peter. 
2007-Feb-02@11:17.
6. By Peter. 2007-Feb-02@11:17. 
6 Comments
Leave a CommentDan Nigrin
What, build plugins with Max/MSP? Don’t be a fool Peter, that’s only for deranged folk!
;-)
Thanks for the mention, and look forward to the review!
Dan
February 2, 2007 @ 1:17 pm
Peter Kirn
Deranged folk?
See, I knew it was for me. ;)
February 2, 2007 @ 1:19 pm
Jon
And idealistic students…don’t forget us. We make our own plugs too. Or at least try.
February 2, 2007 @ 8:41 pm
bliss
Could build a cheaper Mac than that to do the same stuff.
February 4, 2007 @ 9:18 am
Olle
We want Pd to AU plugins!
February 4, 2007 @ 6:49 pm
Peter Kirn
You could build a cheaper PC than that to do the same stuff, too. ;)
Pd to AU — sounds nice. But in the meantime, a VST wrapper should work just fine, right?
February 4, 2007 @ 6:59 pm
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