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WinkSound GlitchPIX turns photos into moving visuals that warp, explode in color, and react automatically in realtime to your tracks inside Ableton Live. It is the first Max for Live device made in collaboration with Adam Rokhsar and WinkSound, and was designed for live performance.

Do you already use VJ software like Resolume, Modul8, VIZZables, or VDMX? GlitchPIX features Syphon output, which means you can which means you can send its effects out to your favorite VJ program to take your visuals in a whole new direction.

WinkSound GlitchPIX 1.0

System Requirements:

Mac or PC

Ableton Live 9 (32 bit or 64 bit)

Max for Live (version 6.1.6)

Syphon Support:

Requires Mac running 10.6 or greater

Known Issues:

- May crash when very large images (greater than 1080p) are loaded

GlitchPIX: A New Max For Live Device By WinkSound and Adam Rokhsar

GlitchPIX turns photos into moving visuals that warp, explode in color, and react automatically in realtime to your tracks inside Ableton Live. It is the first Max For Live device made in collaboration with Adam Rokhsar and WinkSound, and was designed for live performance. GlitchPIX features Syphon output, which means you can its effects out to VJ programs like Resolume, Modul8, VIZZables, VDMX to take your visuals in a whole new direction.

Watch WinkSound GlitchPIX videos: http://bit.ly/GlitchPix

WinkSound GlitchPIX 1.0

System Requirements:

Mac or PC

Ableton Live 9 (32 bit or 64 bit)

Max for Live (version 6.1.6)

Syphon Support:

Requires Mac running 10.6 or greater

Known Issues:

- May crash when very large images (greater than 1080p) are loaded

- For 64 bit users, certain images may appear distorted. This is an issues with Max and the company that makes Max, Cycling74, has been notified and they are working to correct it.

About the developer:

Adam Rokhsar is an artist, psychologist, and teacher with degrees from Cornell University, University of Pennsylvania, and New York University. He designs interactive art for corporate clients and artists, including Radiolab and Steven Spielberg.

Adam Rokhsar's Links:

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/MrARockstar

Tumblr: http://makeyourselftransparent.tumblr.com

Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/rokhsar

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/pub/adam-rokhsar/8b/61b/1b6

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Watch Ableton tutorial videos: http://bit.ly/WinkSoundAbletonLive

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Subscribe to WinkSound: http://bit.WinkSound is the video channel for everything you need to know about Pro-Tools, Ableton, Logic, Studio One 2, Cubase and more!

WinkSound's video library features how-to videos on music production techniques such as mixing, mastering, recording audio, DJ and beat making.

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The Democratization of the Recording Business with John Storyk and Craig Anderton @ PreSonuSphere 2013

John Storyk, renowned studio architect and acoustician, and Craig Anderton, writer and music tech expert, share their thoughts on the importance of PreSonuSphere 2013. 

Every year, PreSonus hosts their user conference in which they bring the leading professional minds within the music tech industry, face-to-face with their most engaged users to learn from one another and ensure practicality and quality for every piece of gear developed and shipped. 

Learn more about PreSonus: http://bit.ly/PreSonusHomepage

Keep up to date with the latest music production videos from WinkSound:

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AES 2013 Gear Review | WinkSound 

Another year, another successful AES show. AES 2013 in NYC was a blast and we're excited to share what's new in the world of music production and audio technology. Learn about the latest from top brands like Avid and Neumann Microphones. We also bumped into our friend David Chesky from HD Tracks who shared his excitement for this years AES show in New York City. 

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Ableton Live: How To Use Audio Effect Racks

For more info visit: http://bit.ly/PresonuSphere2013

From Thursday evening, October 24 through Saturday, October 26, 2013, PreSonus will pull out all the stops for PreSonuSphere 2013, the company's third annual user conference. One- and two-day passes will be available at very low prices.

Held at the gorgeous Manship Theatre in historic downtown Baton Rouge, and featuring seminars by well-known experts, the conference will present in-depth tips and techniques for PreSonus' StudioLive™-series digital mixers, Studio One 2 DAW, StudioLive AI-series Active Integration™ PA speakers, and ADL-series preamps and channel strips. Top professionals will show you how they do their live-sound and recording magic using PreSonus products, and especially popular topics will be repeated so that one- and two-day attendees won't miss out.

Back by popular demand will be our hands-on Studio One 2 / StudioLive "Genius Bar" where you can get meaningful answers to your thorniest Studio One and StudioLive questions.

Last year, more than 480 attendees from Europe, South America, and the United States gathered at the Manship Theatre for the second PreSonuSphere conference. The two-day conference kicked off with a huge party that featured show-stopping performances by Louisiana bands, a jam session, and the PreSonus staff's traditional home-style jambalaya feast. During the next two days, attendees learned from a variety of music-industry luminaries, exchanged tips and ideas, greeted old friends, and made new ones. Between seminars, they strolled the beautiful downtown Baton Rouge riverfront area and enjoyed the local restaurants and coffee shops. And in the evenings, they were treated to two concerts.

That was just the beginning: PreSonuSphere 2013 is going to be even bigger, better, and more fun! We'll kick off with the ever-popular jambalaya feast on Thursday evening, and starting on Friday morning, we'll dive into the seminars.

Topics and speakers are expected to be announced in July 2013, with additional details to follow soon thereafter.