December 14th, 2011
 Bidule |
Here’s the list of new features and bug fixes:
- Added AR Envelope
- Added Basic MIDI Aftertouch Transpose
- Added Basic MIDI CC Transpose
- Added Basic MIDI Note Transpose
- Added Basic MIDI Program Change Transpose
- Added Basic Waveviewer
- Added BLIT Oscillator
- Added Gate/Trigger Divider
- Added Gate/Trigger Sequencer
- Added Mono and Stereo Matrix Mixers
- Added MIDI Quantizer
- Added Sync To DIN Sync
- Added Terminal Dummies
- Added Trigger To Gate
- Added 64 tracks version of MIDI File Player
- Added 4/6/8 outputs version of Basic Audio File Player
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August 1st, 2011
Bidule |
Here’s the list of new features and bug fixes:
- ReWire 2.6 implementation: 64-bit ReWire mixer and 64-bit ReWire device
- Windows: major compiler and compiler options changes, if you experience anything you do not think you should please report, this
should also apply to OS X
- Added Matrix Sequencer, MIDI Matrix Sequencer
- Added MIDI CC Splitter
- Added MIDI CC Type Remapper
- Added MIDI Note Splitter
- Added Wavefolder
- Added Variables Multi and Indexed Variables Multi
- Added Frequency and Magnitude Value Display
- Added FIR Table
- Added Basic Crossfader
- Added Knob control type
- Added Vertical Slider control type
- Added Gate LED control type
- New look for LED control |
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April 5th, 2011
 chipsounds |
Eightbit.me was launched a few weeks ago at SXSW and is becoming rapidly popular among fans of the 8bit culture.
Co-founded by Addison Kowalski, Amadeus Demarzi and Courtney Guertin, Eightbit.me allows you to create 8-bit style avatars for your Twitter profile and also add a funny twist to your Foursquare checkins.
The music played on the website and in the promotional video was made by Torley who heavily used Plogue’s chipsounds for this project. We wanted to learn a little more about his work. So we asked him a few questions:
MAX DELAND (PLOGUE):You said, Addison and Courtney contacted you after watching some of your chipsounds demos. What pleased them in your videos and how did they introduce their project to you?
TORLEY: “Our conversation was highly efficient and they are so nice, sharp guys. They simply told me they were “huge fans” — I presume it had something to do with my enthusiasm  — and introduced eightbit.me as a “fun website”. As we chatted further, more details emerged as to what this was going to be all about, and I’m convinced we all resonated on the same retro-wavelength, carrying similar nostalgic memories. As each screenshot was passed to me, I began to weave the sonic aspects of their world.”
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