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GUITAR RIG 3 XE and GUITAR RIG SESSION are now even better value thanks to the addition of an incredible bass amp. Taken from the full version of GUITAR RIG 3, the BASS PRO increases the already rich selection of amazing guitar and bass tones available. Existing GUITAR RIG 3 XE and GUITAR RIG SESSION users can download the free 3.1.1 update with the additional amp now.
Bass PRO is a bass amp delivering a gritty, growling sound that can really make a bass stand out in a mix. In addition to the unique tonal qualities, there’s a graphic equalizer to allow the sound to be tailored more precisely. Technorati Tags: bass amp, guitar rig, session, native instruments
TRAKTOR SCRATCH has reached the version of TRAKTOR SCRATCH 1.3. All you DJ’s and DJ wannabee’s should head over to NI’s update page. Update is free for registered users.
So what is new in the update? Native Instruments worked to deliver even better functionality for these amazing DJ tools. One of numerous improvements is a revised high-performance audio engine. A bit unusual update when it comes to audio software is Unicode support, meaning that Japanese, Chinese, Thai and other international languages are now fully supported.
For those of you who haven’t used TRAKTOR SCRATCH before, here is the update on the software itself, in the words of the manufacturer, Native Instruments:
“TRAKTOR SCRATCH is the professional DJ system allowing you to spin your digital track collection on vinyl or CD turntables. It comprises of intuitive software, special control signal vinyl records and CDs, two professional Multicore connection cables, and AUDIO 8 DJ - a high-end audio interface built specifically for DJs.
Rock-solid and reliable, and featuring ‘Instant Connect’ plug and play usability, every element is master crafted by the Native Instruments team in Berlin, Germany. The result is TRAKTOR SCRATCH - the perfect fusion of analog confidence and feel with the freedom and potential of digital. Never before has technology had so much soul.”
List of features:
* Professional DJ system to control digital music files using turntables or CD decks
* High-end 24bit/96kHz low-latency audio interface with Cirrus Logic® AD/DA converters, MIDI I/O, USB 2.0 bus powered
* Portable size and robust aluminium case
* 2 professional multi-core cables connect your entire system through single XLR jacks for easy plug & play
* 8 hi-gain outputs, 8 inputs, 2 optional phono preamps with high impedance input mode, mic input, 20 individual status LEDs for full visual control
* 2 control signal records & 2 CDs with high resolution for super precise track control
* Intuitive DJ software based on the award-winning TRAKTOR 3
* Bass feedback filter and software controlled ground lift for maximum tracking stability
* 2 playback decks with filter effects and high-quality key correction
* 2 dedicated effect output channels
* Powerful track management with quick search, virtual record crates, iPod™ and iTunes™ compatibility and integrated BEATPORT Online Store
System Requirements;
Mac OSX 10.4.8, G4 1.67 GHz or Intel® Core™ Duo family, 1 GB RAM or
Windows XP + Service Pack 2 or Windows Vista (32 bit), Pentium / Athlon 1.4 GHz, 1 GB RAM
USB 2.0 Interface
Traktor Scratch is sold for €599 / $669.
For more details on the product visit http://www.native-instruments.com/index.php?id=traktorscratch
Technorati Tags: traktor, scratch, 1.3, new, version, native instruments .
Couple of days ago, I’ve finished building a new website of mine for Design to XHTML service. One of the things needed for a such a project is having the page(s) passed W3C Strict Validation.
Everything was cool except for the phantom hidden input field that was holding PHPSESSID value. The problematic input field was positioned right after the <form> tag, and you can’t have that if you want to pass W3C strict. You have to enclose that field with a <p> or a <div>.
I’ve installed a JQuery SWFUpload for easy & user friendly upload experience, so I thought that script might be the one causing trouble. I’ve spent an hour running through lines and lines of code and couldn’t find nothing relating to my problem.
Since that was the only exotic part of code I was inserting, I turned over to session_start() as my primary suspect. I’ve stripped everything from the page, left only the form and the session_start() function call. Uploaded, W3C verified and that was it! For some reason session_start() invoked another hidden field in my form that didn’t render in my Firefox or Safari, but only in W3C. Knowing that, the only solution was simple:
if(!strstr(”$HTTP_USER_AGENT”, “Validator”)) {
session_start();
}
All I can say is I hope this saves somebody an hour of his life.
Technorati Tags: w3c, strict, validation, session_start, input, hidden, not passing
One piece of software I’m really missing after crossing over to Mac from a PC is Tortoise SVN. It is seamlessly integrated into shell, and is easy to use. I use SVN only to update my local working copy and commit changes to SVN server. I don’t need no fancy options, just that… and the ability to syn/commit only selected folder or file.
The first option that came to use is Eclipse. It did have a SVN extension which worked pretty well for the basic tasks I needed, but it felt like using a jumbo jet to fetch a pack of chewing gums! And one day - it stopped working. Some kind of Java error, and since I was unhappy with Eclipse from the very beginning, I started searching for the alternative.
Man, I didn’t realize what a trouble that will be! It seems that every Mac person handles SVN from the Terminal. I just couldn’t find plain and simple SVN client with graphical front end, that doesn’t need SSH tunneling or wormholes/rocket sience of any kind. Just when I was preparing to give up, Syncro SVN client showed up in some 15th Google search query. That’s it! Yeah, that’s it!
Plain and simple, Syncro SVN client handles things just as good as Tortoise SVN. It has SVN+SSH support that I needed, and I am a happier coder now, thank you SyncRO soft!
Technorati Tags: tortoise, svn, client, mac, os x, leopard, syncro
Here’s an old thought for you, just as a reminder: When building backlinks, consider the sites that share a common theme with yours first. If you can’t find enough websites to link back, you can ask the webmaster of a site that’s not themed similar to yours to write an article that’s theme related to your website. Better yet - write it yourself and send it to him. 
But every little keyword helps. If I mention the words like perfumes, fragrance, cologne or eau de toilette in my article, it stands a better chance to transfer some quality themed page rank to my friend’s website. So maybe you’ll even click on a link and learn something about Christina Aguilera perfume. Hey, you may even buy one! You never know!Technorati Tags: google, themeing, perfumes, christina aguilera perfume
Here’s an old thought for you, just as a reminder: When building backlinks, consider the sites that share a common theme with yours first. If you can’t find enough websites to link back, you can ask the webmaster of a site that’s not themed similar to yours to write an article that’s theme related to your website. Better yet - write it yourself and send it to him. But every little keyword helps. If I mention the words like perfumes, fragrance, cologne or eau de toilette in my article, it stands a better chance to transfer some quality themed page rank to my friend’s website. So maybe you’ll even click on a link and learn something about Christina Aguilera perfume. Hey, you may even buy one! You never know!Technorati Tags: google, themeing, perfumes, christina aguilera perfume
