Time to break out the good Scotch.CamelPhat is the ultimate "phattenin" processor plugin. Now the latter two are going to be options inside my chosen DAW. I took on Alchemy and Redmatica early on. Half the time, its almost an effects processor for me, because a smidge of modern Alchemy under a dusty synth sound from 1985 = a lot of fun muscle.
The bottom-line character is damned good. Also, to my ears, Alchemy blends and enhances like nothing else. Can u say ‘muscle memory?’ Alchemy’s GUI may seem a bit plain, but my hands began to instinctively move to the right controls early on.
I’m still making use of a creaking old Korg 01Wfd (FLOPPIES! NO USB!! GASP!) because I can just fly when running it. I’ve played a *lot* of hardware synths and owned 15 of what I saw as the better ones. In the end, do at least a few people like what you do? Do you? If so, screw the rest, you’re Home. No one has a right to say you’re wrong, because you’re not music is subjective. The thing is, after you’ve played a lot of gear, you develop a higher level of personal “feel” for tone and usefulness. You have to feel it out and see which tools aid your ideas the best. I’m not pro-Apple and anti-PC, just anti-Windows! I have a friend who hates both and prefers Linux. I’ll wait semi-eagerly and buy whatever I must to have Alchemy back. That’s surely a big part of the intellectual property. I’m curious as to how the expansion pack contributors end up as well. Its not that Alchemy is the end-all/be-all of synths, but IMHO, with that, a comprehensive orchestral plug and M-Tron Pro, I’m so covered. I also feel for Windows users I felt the same when CA folded. I’m so happy to hear this, I’m crapping golden S-triggers. What do you think about Apple’s acquisition of Camel Audio? Leave a comment with your thoughts! The company made 20 corporate acquisitions in 2014, but it rarely comments publicly on them. No official announcement has been made by Apple about the Camel Audio acquisition. In a statement they said, “We would like to thank you for the support we’ve received over the years in our efforts to create instruments and effects plug-ins and sound libraries.” In January of this year, Camel Audio, maker of Alchemy, CamelSpace & CamelPhat, announced that it was closing shop. Ĭamel Audio’s address has been updated to 100 New Bridge Street, which is Apple’s London address, and the company’s sole director is now listed as Apple lawyer Heather Joy Morrison, suggesting the company is in the possession of Apple. According to Apple-focused news site MacRumors, Camel Audio has been acquired by Apple.Īpple appears to have acquired popular music plug-in and effect maker Camel Audio, based on information found on corporate registry site Companies House.
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