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Mu Technologies has just released Mu Voice v1.1.2 and 1.2.

If you haven't heard of Mu Voice, it's a real-time low latency vocal processor for studio use and live performance. It does FX, tuning, harmonizing and much more with minimal effort. And best of all, it is fully native (no extra DSPs) and CPU-friendly. If you're tired spending time editing pitch curves for tuning, shifting and harmonizing, or need something that is genuinely real-time without off-line preprocessing to take on stage, you probably want to check this out.

Version 1.1.2 supports a wide range of sample rates: 44.1 kHz - 48 kHz - 88.2 kHz - 96 kHz - 176.4 kHz - 192 kHz

Version 1.2.0 is the MIDI-enabled version of Mu Voice. It gives you full control over Mu Voice from a MIDI keyboard, featuring: key selection, chord recognition, preset selection, chord scheme navigation and is configurable for any type of keyboard from 24 to 88 keys.

Note that Mu Technologies TV, the Mu Technologies YouTube channel is online now.

You have until the end of this month to enter the new audioMIDI.com contest and win a Furman M8DX Power Conditioner.

To participate, the only thing you have to do is to leave some informations (email address, etc...) and wait for the drawing. More info available at :

EastWest is putting its users' creativity to the test while offering a chance to win all seven PLAY products with its "Score This Movie" contest.

From now until June 30, 2008 users can create their own score for an original short movie created by Zennor Alexander and posted on the EastWest forum. The score should have a wide variety of pace, mood and style and must be composed solely with sounds from libraries distributed by EastWest, with an emphasis on EastWest Play-powered virtual instruments.

The winner, who will be announced on July 15th, 2008, will receive all seven PLAY products which include: Fab Four, Quantum Leap Pianos, Quantum Leap Gypsy, Quantum Leap Ministry Of Rock, Quantum Leap Voices of Passion, Quantum Leap SD2 and Quantum Leap Goliath.

Time+Space has decided to celebrate the upcoming summer by offering you some sizzling offers... The Spring Specials includes discounts on some of the latest new plug-ins from Rob Papen, Zero-G, Overloud and Vir2 Instruments.

For more information, please visit the link below :

Few month ago we told you about the acquirement of Alien Connections by Peavey. Well, today Peavey announces the release of demo versions of ReValver Mk III for Windows and Mac OS X in VST and AU plug-in formats.

Features :

- 15 amp models, including Peavey 6505, JSX, Classic, ValveKing and Triple XXX.
- 12 Preamplifiers.
- 9 Power Amplifiers.
- 19 Stomp boxes.
- 11 Effects.
- More than 150 speaker simulations using real-time convolution and membrane modeling.
- 7 Utility Functions including tuners, analyzer, splitters, and more.
- Fully MIDI mappable.
- Tuner.
- VST, AU compatible.
- ASIO/WDM, CoreAudio.
- Standalone or Plugin.

Ueberschall has released the Urbanic Producer Pack, a massive library dedicated to Hip Hop & RnB Sounds.

With more than 1120 individual single drum sounds consisting of punch filled: kick drums, claps, snare, hi hats, percussion, cymbals and shaker samples. This superabundant collection also consists of loops from: hi hat, percussion and FX as well as bassline, synth, guitar, rhodes, piano, string sequences. BPM information and root key (key signatures) are embedded in most loop file names, simplifying selection and direct use.

Ueberschall fortified this library with bass and lead instrument sounds, sampled with lengths of up to 8 sec. With tone captured form top trusted and tested brands like: Moog, Studio Electronics, Oberheim, and Roland, to name a few.

As usual the Elastik Player is included, which means that no sampler is required.

The Urbanic Producer Pack is available now for Mac OS X and Windows in VST, AU and RTAS formats at a retail price of €99.