Keep IT complexity in check with pragmatic composable commerceMariano Gomide de Faria Contributor Mariano Gomide de Faria has over 20 years of experience in digital commerce and is the founder and co-CEO of global enterprise digital commerce platform VTEX. Legacy digital commerce architectures are no longer sustainable in today’s commerce arena. With every component tightly integrated into a monolithic architecture, a legacy platform’s […]
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Goodhertz Releases FREE Loudness Plugin.
Goodhertz released Loudness, a free loudness meter VST plugin for Windows and macOS. This November has been a banner month for freebies...
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Goodhertz Releases FREE Loudness Plugin
Goodhertz released Loudness, a free loudness meter VST plugin for Windows and macOS. This November has been a banner month for freebies, and we aren’t even halfway done with it yet. Black Friday still awaits! While you might be among the few waiting on the latest freebie from Waves, don’t let this one pass you [...]
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Prism Sound & Ginger Audio collaboration Ginger Audio’s GroundControl Sphere software can now be used to provide monitoring control for Prism Sound's Dream ADA-128 units. 

Misery Factory The Bathroom Drumkit A drum kit made with sounds I recorded in the bathroom (no, no that kind of sounds...), by hitting some everyday objects with, I don't know, a pen or something... Minimal controls,... Read More

OpenAI hosts a dev day, TechCrunch reviews the M3 iMac and MacBook Pro, and Bumble gets a new CEOHey, folks, and welcome to Week in Review (WiR), TechCrunch’s newsletter covering the past week (or so) in tech industry happenings. This week marked OpenAI’s first-ever dev conference, where the Microsoft-backed AI startup announced a host of new products. But that was far from the only item of note. In this edition of WiR, we […]
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Hello guys, let's consider this ❗
#Spotify just announced three ways they intend to change how they pay royalties, and one of the policies includes not paying royalties to artists whose earnings fall below a minimum threshold.
What will they do with all those #royalties from independent artists?
Answer is - mostly redistribute 💰 to the #majors. Starting from Q1 2024.
#FairSpotify #Musicians #artists #indie #indepedent #Distribution #decentralization
https://musicindustryblog.wordpress.com/2023/10/24/two-tier-licensing-is-about-to-become-a-reality/
There is a YT video from Disc Makers CEO 👇

Why the service industry needs blockchain, explained The service industry needs blockchain for enhanced security, transparency and efficiency in managing transactions, contracts and customer data.

Getting It Done: Last Week in D.I.Y. & Indie MusicLast week, our tips and advice for the independent, do-it-yourselfers out there covered how to release music during the holidays, how to sell Vinyl, and more…
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REWIND: The new music industry’s week in reviewA busy week by any definition, the music industry was no exception, with new royalty systems making ripples, Spotify adding audiobooks, and more…
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Vicious Antelope Calmness - Pigments Calmness contains 60 synth key presets for Arturia Pigments and Analog Lab V synthesizers. All patches have a calming vibe most of the time combining with delay and reverb to add more calming... Read More

Icon unveil V1-M & V1-X DAW controllers Icon's latest control surfaces offer simultaneous control of up to three DAWs and boast completely customisable layouts and plug-in control thanks to the company’s iMAP software.

Lollar Pickups Announces New DC-90 PickupLollar Pickups is a designer and manufacturer of electro-magnetic pickups for electric, bass, and lap steel guitars. The company has earned a reputation for excellence and quality, building pickups that combine the best of modern manufacturing methods with vintage voicing.

Jason Lollar’s P-90 was one of the pickups that first put Lollar Pickups on the map. Over the decades the company has been building pickups, a frequent request has been to offer a hum-cancelling/noiseless P-90—something that keeps their P-90’s character, while eliminating the hum. After fielding countless customer requests, the folks at Lollar Pickups were inspired to take on the task.

According to Lollar pickup designer Kevin Moe, “To build a hum-cancelling pickup that is true to the tone of the single-coil pickup on which it is based means altering the design in a significant, fundamental way. And of course, that can change the voice of the pickup just as fundamentally.” When experimenting with existing designs like stacked pickups and “sidewinders,” the Lollar crew found that they weren’t quite satisfied with the results, so they went back to the drawing board.

Moe worked on numerous iterations over a lengthy period of trial and error and ultimately landed on the design for the Lollar DC-90: a new P-90-inspired hum-cancelling pickup in a Soapbar size. It checked the boxes the company set out to check and it sounds very similar to Lollar’s 50s Wind P-90, but with much quieter operation at idle. The name DC-90 is a nod to both its dual-coil (DC) design and its tonal inspiration, the P-90 (90).

The DC-90’s inherent voice is musical and expressive, and of course, much quieter than a single-coil. It shares plenty with the tonal profile of a P-90 with its midrange-forward voice, snap, and natural grind.

Retail price for the DC-90 is $175 USD.

The DC-90 is available immediately and ships with a choice of black, cream, or white covers.

Product Details: lollarguitars.com/dc-90

Goodhertz Loudness Loudness: the (FREE) Goodhertz plugin for making things louder — and quieter — with confidence & ease. Key Features: Smooth, Clean Volume Ramping: ... Read More

NAMM TEC Awards: Voting Deadline Is Dec. 1As the excitement builds and the anticipation grows, we are thrilled to remind you of your essential role in shaping the future of the pro audio industry. This is your chance to make your voice heard, champion your favorites, and ensure that excellence is recognized and celebrated at the 39th Annual NAMM TEC Awards.You have until December 1st to make your voice heard and get your vote in! See the Digital Voter’s GuideVote NowIMPORTANT DATESDecember 1Voting Period EndsJanuary 27The 39th Annual TEC Awards CeremonyCopyright (C) 2023 NAMM. All rights reserved.Our mailing address isNAMM 5790 Armada Dr Carlsbad, CA 92008 USAWant to change how you receive these emails?You can update your preferences or unsubscribe