Four Most Recent Articles in Soundbytes

The March issue of Soundbytes Music Magazine is out now, and I have four articles in it, covering a variety of things.  

First is a review of Audio Damage's latest synth offering, Continua.  It is based on the idea of all aspects of a timbre being able to morph in real time, and it's microtonal as well:

https://soundbytesmag.net/music-for-tablets-continua-from-audio-damage/

Next is a review of Spitfire Audio's BBC Symphony Orchestra sound set.  This is a very expensive ($999 USD) and huge sound set (558GB) with the sounds of the BBC Symphony Orchestra.  It's really lovely, and if you can afford it, highly recommended.

https://soundbytesmag.net/review-bbc-symphony-orchestra-from-spitfire-audio/

In the Freebie of the Month category, I review two interesting semi-random control modules available as free additions to the wonderful VCV Rack synthesizer-on-your-screen project, as well as mentioning about 70 other interesting random composition resources in VCV.

https://soundbytesmag.net/freebie-of-the-month-unusual-random-generators-in-vcv-rack/

Finally, I review two new sets of modules by synth guru Michael Hetrick, for VCV Rack.  These are very reasonably priced payware, and they give you timbral and modulation resources that I haven't seen anywhere else.  Well worth the very modest price.

https://soundbytesmag.net/review-unfiltered-audio-plug-ins-for-vcv-rack/

Enjoy!