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Dance Music Module for Chameleon Ready
June 09, 2003
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Soundart has released the dance music module software 'Fahrenheit' for their Chameleon platform - a fully re-programmable DSP-based rack-unit. Fahrenheit includes a complete emulation of the TB303, TR909 and TR808, the Roland hardware that inspired a musical counter-culture. Soundart's emulation allows users to use these sounds on stage or in the studio with the 1U Chameleon rack. The final release of Fahrenheit includes a multitude of routing options and new production features, such as a freely assignable resonant KeyFilter and audio input to the mixer section. Chameleon followers will have noticed that previous beta versions of this software were known as 'Reborn', in a friendly nod to a well known software which also emulates the Roland classics. However, the company has decided to christen the full release "Fahrenheit", because of its unique take on the recreation of these dance music production tools. Fahrenheit's highlights include:
Fahrenheit is available now as a free download for Chameleon users on our web site: www.soundart-hot.com/english/users1_4.htm The Chameleon houses in a 1U rack the same Motorola DSP processing power as found in many brands of audio hardware, along with 2x24bit I/O A/D D/A converters and MIDI I/O. Low-level Soundart code allows it to effectively function as a "blank canvas" for talented software developers to use how they please. End-users load applications like Fahrenheit via MIDI and the Chameleon instantly becomes a completely different tool. For more information, visit their web site at http://www.soundart-hot.com/.Recent SoundArt headlines
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