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  • TUAW Giveaway: Win a copy of Tabular for Mac

    by 
    Matt Tinsley
    Matt Tinsley
    04.27.2013

    Thanks to the guys at Chromatic Labs, we've got three copies of Tabular for Mac to give away, worth US$19.99 each. Tubular is a comprehensive application for reading, editing and writing tablature music on a Mac. If you're a musician, music teacher or composer of music who's looking to use tablature, Tabular has all the tools you'll need. To find out more about Tabular, check out the review I did of it a little while ago here. Here are the rules and how to enter: Open to legal US residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and Canada (excluding Quebec) who are 18 and older. To enter, fill out the form below completely and click or tap the Submit button. The entry must be made before 3, May 2013 11:59PM Eastern Standard Time. You may enter only once. Three winners will be selected and will each receive a code to download Tabular for Mac with a value of $19.99. Click Here for complete Official Rules. Loading...

  • Apple and the Rise of the Machines: Don't worry, they're just here to rock

    by 
    Michael Grothaus
    Michael Grothaus
    01.23.2010

    Whenever I heard "robots" and "Los Angeles" used in the same sentence, I thought of only one thing: the end of the freaking world as we know it. But all that's changed after I was lucky enough to get a sneak peek at a current rise of a group of machines happening at a company called KarmetiK, and what I saw there literally rocked me. If you're into Macs and music and live in the LA area, I've got a treat for you. The world premiere of The Machine Orchestra will take place at REDCAT Theater in downtown LA on Wednesday, January 27th at 8:30pm. If you're in the area, I highly recommend you check it out. What is a machine orchestra, you ask? Imagine a crate full of Apple computers, musical instruments, Terminators, and cutting edge technicians and musicians. Now take that crate, shake it up, and spill it out onto a stage. What you're left with is a group of robotic machines that play musical instruments alongside human artists – all controlled by software written for and running on Macs.