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  • Release Title:
    Так будет лучше
    Main Artist:
    Pchelsh
    Release Date:
    26/12/2025
    Primary Genre:
    Dance
    Secondary Genre:
    Electronic
    https://publme.lnk.to/405831
    #newmusic #Release #Music #indepedent #artist #dance #Electronic

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  • GLT Audio announce the PM-80 GLT Audio are currently in the process of developing the PM-80 (or Poor Man’s CS-80!), a dedicated MIDI controller that aims to replicate the experience of playing and programming the real thing.

    GLT Audio are currently in the process of developing the PM-80 (or Poor Man’s CS-80!), a dedicated MIDI controller that aims to replicate the experience of playing and programming the real thing.

  • Kushview PulseDial DTMF SynthesizerPulseDial - Authentic DTMF Synthesizer. Transform classic telephone keypad tones into a playable musical instrument with modern features. PulseDial is a professional-grade DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) synthesizer plugin designed for musicians, sound designers, and telecommunications professionals. Key Features: Authentic DTMF Synthesis: Precisely generated dual-tone frequencies with ±1.5% precision, meeting ITU-T Q.23 compliance standards. Interactive Keypad: 4×4 telephone-style keypad for mouse/touch operation with visual feedback. MIDI Compatibility: Full MIDI note and controller support with 16 consecutive notes mapping to keypad keys. Multiple Tone Modes: Hold, OneShot, and ITU-T Spec compliance modes for different playback behaviors. Advanced Arpeggiator: 8 pattern slots with up to 16 steps each, featuring multiple play modes (Forward, Reverse, PingPong, Random). Phone Line Simulation: 6th-order bandpass filter emulating authentic telephone line frequency response (300Hz to 3400Hz). Creative Effects: Noise, saturation, quantization, and stereo width controls for sound design possibilities. Multiple Plugin Formats: Available as VST3, AU, AUv3, CLAP, LV2, and standalone applications for maximum compatibility. Sound Design Capabilities: The arpeggiator transforms PulseDial into a pattern sequencer, perfect for creating rhythmic sequences, "phone number melodies," and generative compositions. Layer multiple keys simultaneously for complex harmonic content, or use the Lo-Fi preset with arpeggiator for glitchy sequences. The stereo width control adds spaciousness to your productions, while saturation and quantization create vintage digital aesthetics. Telecommunications Accuracy: Perfect for sound designers creating retro communication sounds, vintage tech simulations, or authentic DTMF signaling. The Spec mode enforces ITU-T Q.23 timing requirements with minimum 40ms tone duration and 40ms gap between tones, ensuring compatibility with telephone systems. MIDI Integration: Full MIDI support includes omni input mode (all channels accepted) with note mapping from C4 (key "1") across 16 consecutive notes, CC1 for temporary gain boost, CC71 for phone filter mix, and CC74 for saturation amount. Arpeggiator output can be routed to specific MIDI channels (1-16). Program Change 0-3 instantly recalls factory presets during performance. Technical Specifications: DTMF Frequency Accuracy: ±1.5% (ITU-T Q.23 compliant). Polyphony: 12 simultaneous voices. Sample Rates: 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz (and others). Parameter Range: Output Gain (0.0-2.0), Attack (0.5-100ms), Release (1-1000ms), Tone Duration (40-1000ms). Effects: Noise (0-0.1), Saturation (0-1.0), Bit Depth (8-16), Stereo Width (0-200%). Arpeggiator: 8 pattern slots, 16 steps per pattern, 60-240 BPM tempo range. System Requirements: MacOS 10.13+, Windows 10+, or Linux. Intel or Apple Silicon / Intel or AMD 64-bit processor. Compatible DAW supporting VST3, AU, AUv3, CLAP, or LV2 plugins. 1GB free disk space. Presets: Clean: Pure DTMF tones, no coloration (perfect for precise signaling). Phone Line: Authentic telephone line emulation with subtle noise and light saturation. Lo-Fi: Heavy phone filtering, increased noise, and high saturation for creative textures. Wide: Full bandwidth with spacious stereo presentation. Read More

  • Google and Apple reportedly warn employees on visas to avoid international travelLaw firms representing Google and Apple have reportedly warned that employees who need a visa stamp to re-enter the United States should avoid leaving the country due to longer-than-usual visa processing times.

    Law firms representing Google and Apple have reportedly warned that employees who need a visa stamp to re-enter the United States should avoid leaving the country due to longer-than-usual visa processing times.

  • Bitcoin's apparent demand shrinks, signals new bear market: AnalystsMultiple factors, including ETF outflows, contracting demand, and price falling below key support levels, indicate the start of a BTC bear market.

    Demand for Bitcoin has weakened, as price moves below a key structural support level, according to CryptoQuant analysts, who say this signals a new bear market.

  • The ‘Hidden’ Microphone inside the Sipeed NanoKVMRecently, [Jeff Geerling] dropped into the bad press feeding frenzy around Sipeed’s NanoKVM, most notably because of a ‘hidden’ microphone that should have no business on a remote KVM solution. The problem with that reporting is, as [Jeff] points out in the video below, that the NanoKVM – technically the NanoKVM-Cube – is merely a software solution that got put on an existing development board, the LicheeRV Nano, along with an HDMI-in board. The microphone exists on that board and didn’t get removed for the new project, and it is likely that much of the Linux image is also reused.
    Of course, the security report that caused so much fuss was published back in February of 2025, and some of the issues pertaining to poor remote security have been addressed since then on the public GitHub repository. While these were valid concerns that should be addressed, the microphone should not be a concern, as it’d require someone to be logged into the device to even use it, at which point you probably have bigger problems.
    Security considerations aside, having a microphone in place on a remote KVM solution could also be very useful, as dutifully pointed out in the comments by [bjoern.photography], who notes that being able to listen to beeps on boot could be very useful while troubleshooting a stricken system. We imagine  the same is true for other system sounds, such as fan or cooling pump noises. Maybe all remote KVM solutions should have microphone arrays?
    Of course, if you don’t like the NanoKVM, you could always roll your own.
    Top image: the NanoKVM bundle from [Jeff]’s original review. (Credit: [Jeff Geerling])

    Recently, [Jeff Geerling] dropped into the bad press feeding frenzy around Sipeed’s NanoKVM, most notably because of a ‘hidden’ microphone that should have no business on a remote…

  • GRAMMY Nominations 2025: Best American Roots SongThe 2025 GRAMMY nominations are here and we're going to help you to untangle it all right up until the big event, continuing with the Best American Roots Song category.

    Take a listen to the nominated songs below--who do you think will win?

    See the full list of nominees in every category here.

    Ancient LightSarah Jarosz, Aoife O'Donovan & Sara Watkins, songwriters (I'm With Her)

    BIG MONEYJon Batiste, Mike Elizondo & Steve McEwan, songwriters (Jon Batiste)

    Foxes In The SnowJason Isbell, songwriter (Jason Isbell)

    MiddleJesse Welles, songwriter (Jesse Welles)

    SpitfireSierra Hull, songwriter (Sierra Hull)

    I'm With Her photo by Alysse GafkjenThe post GRAMMY Nominations 2025: Best American Roots Song first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.

  • Release Title:
    Future (Remix)
    Main Artist:
    VLCAM
    Release Date:
    10/12/2025
    Primary Genre:
    Electronica
    Secondary Genre:
    Pop/Rock
    https://publme.lnk.to/405057-FutureRemix
    #newmusic #Release #Music #indepedent #artist #Electronic #pop #rock

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  • Real Grooves Audio Addictive Drums Complete Master CollectionComplete collection of Real Grooves Addictive Drums presets. Nine crafted ERA DRUMS presets plus 61 additional kits from the Buddha Rats collection. Includes: ERA DRUMS: The Golden Age 1960s (5 presets). ERA DRUMS: Rock & Soul 1970s (6 presets). ERA DRUMS: Studio Classics (5 presets). Love Shout Music Weekly Blog Presets (32 presets). Heavy Metal Presets (24 presets). Fab 5 Presets (5 presets). 77 total Addictive Drums presets spanning 1960s British invasion through modern studio sounds, plus classic rock, heavy metal, and vintage-inspired kits. ERA DRUMS presets based on documented sessions, and equipment specifications. Audio Demos: Listen on SoundCloud Installation: AD1: Load presets directly. AD2: Drag-and-drop, then resave. Preset Compatibility: Addictive Drums 1 & 2 Requirements: XLN Audio Addictive Drums 2. Individual products normally $74.97. Bundle saves $24.97. 100% royalty-free. Redistribution prohibited. 2025 Drew Gold Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. Read More

  • Fors releases Junior-Lite, a FREE 4-bit wavetable synth plugin
    Fors releases Junior-Lite, a freeware 4-bit wavetable synth plugin for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Fors Junior-Lite is the little brother of Junior (£29), and, like its big brother, it simulates the sound of the Nintendo Game Boy. While Junior-Lite doesn’t emulate the Game Boy sound with absolute accuracy (we have GB DrumBox for that), it [...]
    View post: Fors releases Junior-Lite, a FREE 4-bit wavetable synth plugin

    Fors releases Junior-Lite, a freeware 4-bit wavetable synth plugin for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Fors Junior-Lite is the little brother of Junior (£29), and, like its big brother, it simulates the sound of the Nintendo Game Boy. While Junior-Lite doesn’t emulate the Game Boy sound with absolute accuracy (we have GB DrumBox for that), it

  • Top Music Business News Last WeekTop music business news last week includes a Facebook test and shifts in music discovery that are upending music marketing, the release of Bandsintown's year end High Notes, 2026 predictions and much more.
    The post Top Music Business News Last Week appeared first on Hypebot.

    Catch up on the latest music business news last week, including Facebook tests and changes in music marketing strategies.

  • Release details
    Release Title:
    Fanum Tax
    Main Artist:
    Plexine
    Feature Artist:
    6lime
    Primary Genre:
    Hip Hop/Rap
    Release Date:
    12/12/2025
    https://publme.lnk.to/FanumTax
    #newmusic #Release #Music #indepedent #artist #hiphop

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  • Avid unveil Pro Tools 2025.12 Pro Tools 2025.12 is now available, and delivers new immersive mixing support with the introduction of UHD World Association’s (UWA) Audio Vivid, enhanced SoundFlow functionality with built-in Bounce Factory Lite and new Inner Circle rewards from a selection of Avid’s plug-in and content partners.

    Pro Tools 2025.12 is now available, and delivers new immersive mixing support with the introduction of UHD World Association’s (UWA) Audio Vivid, enhanced SoundFlow functionality with built-in Bounce Factory Lite and new Inner Circle rewards from a selection of Avid’s plug-in and content partners.

  • New Music Critique: The MIDI World of FreedomContact: angelcross826@aol.comWeb: themidiworldoffreedom.bandcamp.com/album/luna-sparksSeeking: Label, Booking, Film/TVStyle: Electronic MIDI Plunderphonics

    There’s a lot of fun to be had here. The MIDI World of Freedom is, according to the small amount of information we could dig up online, an experimental MIDI project created by a musician called Angel Cross in 2021. They’re best known for the Luna Sparks album, which features reinterpretations of Oasis and Nickelback tunes (perhaps among others). Ultimately though, this earns points with us due to the originality of thought, combined with some healthy, warm nostalgia for that old MIDI sound. “Two Universes” and “I Miss You” are a ton of fun, and sometimes that’s enough.The post New Music Critique: The MIDI World of Freedom first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.

  • US Clarity Act unlikely to be ‘world-shaking’ for Bitcoin’s price: BrandtVeteran trader Peter Brandt said that the US Clarity Act will be a positive for the industry, but probably won’t “redefine” Bitcoin’s price.

    Veteran trader Peter Brandt told Cointelegraph on Friday that even if the US Clarity Act is passed in January, it is unlikely to "redefine" Bitcoin’s price.