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    Surf Mesa Is About to Break the Internet Again 0 EDM News
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    Surf Mesa Is About to Break the Internet Again

    When a bedroom producer goes from uploading tracks online to scoring billions of streams, the EDM community takes notice. Surf Mesa is one of those rare artists whose meteoric rise caught everyone off guard and kept them dancing. His next big hit...

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    The Creation of a Next-Generation Vocal Transformer: A Conversation with Minimal Audio
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    The Creation of a Next-Generation Vocal Transformer: A Conversation with Minimal Audio

    Minimal Audio has never been shy about bending sound design into new dimensions, and with Evoke, the company’s latest release, they’ve turned their gaze toward the human voice itself. Launched last week, Evoke is a hypermodern vocal processor that fuses vocal modeling with spectral resynthesis, offering an entirely new way to transform, harmonize, and animate vocals in real time. [...]

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    The post The Creation of a Next-Generation Vocal Transformer: A Conversation with Minimal Audio appeared first on Magnetic Magazine.

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