KVR Developer Challenge 2014#KVRDC14 Entry: Numosh Alphabeat 16-Step Sequencer for Mac
With the download and voting stage of the KVR Developer Challenge 2014 in full swing we're posting a series of news items highlighting each release. You can download the entries for free and make a donation to the prize fund if you wish to do so here.
Alphabeat by Numosh is a 16-step sequencer with built in samples ready to use, and customizable with your own samples - WAVE/AIFF/MP3 file types.
Built-in Frequency filter, Reverb, Delay and Compressors with DSP Scripting from Software Designer and MAX/MSP contributor.
The Rewire should be OK, but there's been an issue with several DAWs. Although the standalone mode would give you satisfaction.
This is Lite, and built specially for KVR Audio Challenge 2014.
www.kvraudio.com/kvr-developer-challenge/2014
Advanced Audio + Application Exchange
New this year is a grand prize from KVR Audio and A3E (Advanced Audio + Application Exchange). The winning developer will have the opportunity to present their entry at the A3E show in Boston, September 23-24, 2014.
The winning developer will be provided with transportation to Boston, two nights stay at one of the A3E host hotels for the nights of Monday, September 22 and Tuesday, September 23, 2014.
The winner will also receive a complimentary A3E Audio Developer Conference pass, special recognition on the A3E website and at the A3E event in Boston, as well as a dedicated announcement and press release to A3E's global industry communities.
We have several additional sponsors this year. Remember, anyone who enters, donates or votes will be eligible for the prize drawing for any of these (and more to come) prizes.
Thanks to the following for their donations of additional prizes:
www.kvraudio.com/kvr-developer-challenge/2014
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