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Google to Launch MP3 Store

Google is a great company that is always growingand developing in all things, a company that is almost perfect with all the services that are owned. Of education, technology and business is almost available on Google.

And recently, the New York Times reported that Google will launch its new MP3 store, which is likely to expand Google's business in the music business. According to sources in the industry, the MP3 store will be directly connected to the Google Music Beta and may begin within the next few weeks and probably before Apple introduced the iTunes Match at the end of this month. And also, by opening the Google MP3 store, Google will make competition with Apple and Amazon.

Actually, the project in the Google MP3 store business has long proclaimed by Google but now it is almost finished with the still negotiating with the record label music for day. But unclear whether Google will be necessary to close a deal with labels and music publishers in time to open full service shop.


Source NYT
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BOSS's Micro BR-80 Digital Multitrack


Who needs a transcription apartment for that next exhibit? Snatch your bass, BOSS' latest movable Micro BR-80 digital equipment and a containerful of ego for a do-it-yourself conference that only a overprotect could fuck. The BR-80 lets you fact two tracks at erst and offers eighter tracks of playback along with 64 realistic tracks to mix and belligerent any epics you're imaginativeness up. For system, it's stuff aux and 1/4-inch inputs, a headphone out, and flush a USB embrasure to port with a machine. You can also create using its onboard pic ground mics if you lose your cables at a gig. Internal, it's material foursome and six-string COSM personalty, DNA from its VE-20 to flavour up your vocals, and eBand options. There's proof for WAV and MP3 formats, but finer yet, SD game up to 32GB sharing you a whopping 550 hours of recording instance
http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=1167

BOSS's Micro BR-80


BOSS SHIPS MICRO BR BR-80 DIGITAL RECORDER

Los Angeles, CA, July 21, 2011 - BOSS is now shipping the MICRO BR BR-80 Digital Recorder, an updated and improved version of its popular MICRO BR multitrack recorder. The first MICRO BR, launched in 2006, was a big hit among musicians, offering pro-quality multitracking in a handheld device only slightly larger than an iPod™. With an eight-track upgrade, the latest BOSS guitar and vocal effects, built-in rhythms, onboard stereo mics, fun jamming and practice features directly inherited from BOSS' eBand® JS-8, and a Live Record mode that instantly turns the BR-80 into a stereo handheld field recorder, the BR-80 is sure to become an indispensable companion for guitarists, songwriters, and musicians everywhere.

The newest MICRO BR is small enough to fit in a pocket, but packs a host of features for pro-level music production. To start, it offers two tracks of simultaneous WAV-format recording, eight tracks of playback, and 64 virtual tracks for advanced editing and mixdown. High-quality stereo condenser mics are built in for up to 550 hours of recording time (with optional 32 GB SDHC card) for quickly capturing song ideas and rehearsals. Also included are dedicated inputs for connecting a guitar, a microphone, or any stereo line-level device.

With a next-generation processor at its core, the BR-80 delivers incredible effects processing with uncompromised sound quality. Onboard are world-class COSM® guitar and bass effects, dedicated vocal effects derived from the VE-20 Vocal Performer, and a powerful suite of mastering effects. As with all BR-series recorders, effects are easy to dial in, letting users capture pro sounds with little effort. Under the hood, power users can tweak the effects in detail via an extensive set of adjustable parameters.

To aid in songwriting, the BR-80 has a full complement of backing rhythm tracks in a large variety of musical styles. The rhythms feature top-quality drum and percussion sounds and are organized into patterns designed for use in different song sections.

The newest MICRO BR also offers an extensive set of features for music practice and jamming. eBand mode provides a huge library of backing tracks and rhythm patterns to play along with, and users can import their own WAV or MP3 songs. Variable speed playback, variable pitch, and A-B Repeat features enable players to learn riffs and practice songs in different keys and tempos. In addition, the Center Cancel function allows users to minimize the sound of guitar solos and vocals in pre-recorded tracks.

A USB port lets musicians use the BR-80 as an audio interface with effects for computer-based recording, and also to import and export WAV and MP3 audio tracks. Powerful software is bundled with the BR-80, including Cakewalk's SONAR X1 LE, the eBand Song List Editor, BR Wave Converter and Rhythm Editor.

The BR-80 is available now with a suggested retail price of $299.
For more information, please visit: http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=1167

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About BOSS BOSS, a division of Roland Corporation, has achieved legendary status among guitarists by offering a diverse, world-leading product lineup that includes compact effects processors, multi-effects processors, digital recorders, rhythm machines, metronomes, tuners, and more. For more information, visit www.BossUS.com.

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source: BOSS US
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Sony To Wind Up MiniDisc Walkman Shipments

Sony MiniDisc Walkman
Sony plans to forbid transport movable MiniDisc Walkman from September due to lessening responsibility.
With the electronics maker actuation the stoppage on Walkman cassette players net year, the generational shift in products continues.
MiniDisc cartridges comprise an optical saucer with a 6.4cm diam, nearly half the situation of a CD. Their compactness made them accessible to influence around. Sony other a MiniDisc version to its Walkman roll of video and CD players in 1992. As of Territory it had sold roughly 22 million units.
But the attractiveness of MiniDisc Walkmans has small amid the ontogenesis popularity of Apple Inc.'s iPod and another turn takeout penalty players that use intramural memories.
MiniDisc Walkman will be forthcoming until outlet inventories are insufficient. Sony instrument move to micturate the MiniDiscs themselves, as good as stereos that can measure place the frequence discs. It give also fix producing CD Walkmans. Don't miss to read more articles on this blog about news from Acer


source: Nikkei
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