Tag Archive for 'hobnox audiotool'

WIRED

Yay, the AudioTool made it on the WIRED blog. Read the article here. I am also happy that the author is mentioning the Adobe, MAKE SOME NOISE campaign. It means people begin to understand how important it is to include dynamic audio capabilities in Flash so that we can get rid of our Java server.

Update: Eliot Van Buskirk from WIRED wrote another article covering Adobe, MAKE SOME NOISE. Although I do not completly agree with the quote from Scott Gilbertson that it is very difficult to stream audio to the soundcard. It is not a question about open standards or proprietary technology (like FLV, which has just been opened). Streaming audio to the soundcard is usually done with raw amplitudes in a certain format — we do not need anything else than that and it is actually really simple if you have ever done it yourself.

AudioTool Update

Hobnox AudioTool

Hooray! The Hobnox AudioTool has been updated. You will find the TR-808 now and also some of our new stompboxes like the Compressor and Crusher. The mixer has also been expanded to cover 16 channels.

There is a lot more stuff in the pipe and I am really excited about it. Developing the timeline and saving arrangements are the next big steps. Until then: have fun playing around and stay tuned!

Hobnox Audiotool Basics

Did not get an invite for Hobnox yet? Well then suffer! The first video tutorial for the Hobnox Audiotool has been released. Have fun watching




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