Nonlinear Labs C15 - Studio Package Update - USB-MIDI and Internal Digital Recording

The current implementation of a MIDI interface is now widening up the spectrum of applications for the C15 - especially in the studio environment. For connecting the C15 directly to a computer we are offering a new small hardware device called the MIDI Bridge.

The second feature included in this software release is an internal digital recorder. It automatically stores the audio output signal of the last hours in the C15.

MIDI features at a glance:

➤ Transmits and receives notes, positions of the Hardware Controls, Program Changes
➤ Up to 90 parameters can be modulated via the Macro Controls
➤ 14-bit resolution (16384 steps) for Note Velocities and for Controls available
➤ Separate MIDI Channels for Split zones and Parts of the synth engine available
➤ Local On/Off

Internal Digital Recording - features at a glance:

➤ Loss-free digital recording of the stereo output signal
➤ FLAC-compressed storage of the last hours (at least 80 min) of playing
➤ Auto-start when the C15 is booted (optional)
➤ Visualization in the browser and play-back controls
➤ Download of the selected segment as FLAC or WAV file
➤ The sound parameters at any point of the time line can be restored
➤ Complete information about the presets used in the session

All parts arranged and played by Tim Sund. Thank you, Tim!

The music is an arrangement of Herbie Hancock's "Hidden Shadows".
The original song was released on his album "Sextant" (Columbia Records, 1973).

All audio material generated with the C15.

Filmed at Blackbird Music Studio

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[iamsushi]

I might not ever be able to afford one of these beauties, but honestly, I'm enjoying just being here for the sounds

[gabsauvage]

Sounds really amazing. First FM synth that really catches my ears. It has a very organic tone in the sounds, wich i love.

[COMA]

EXCELLENT Now, the C-15 is even more than amazing!

[Edwardball]

Well done all, this must have taken some work, it is an amazing update! It really opens up possibilities!

[AlexanderWeurding]

So much respect for you guys! Great work and such a good sound! and +1 for opensource :)

[macronencer]

So if I understood correctly, you can go back over the last hour's recorded experimentation and recall the settings you had at any point? That's a very cool feature, actually, for those who like to twiddle the controls a lot and find grooves.

[RulgertGhostalker]

the C-15's high resolution control/response can't be captured, or re-sent, via MIDI...
But Still; i think most, who own it, would want to use it as the main studio performance controller also, Finally.

[EverettDudgeon]

Would absolutely love for you guys to implement an arpeggiator and multitrack sequencer in this thing and perhaps the ability to synthesize it really would be like a new Synclavier system!

[EverettDudgeon]

Still wish it had a built in sequencer or arpeggiator

[studentsmusic]

as a synth/musictech/scientist pro since 40 years this demo makes me the first time thinking about buying it. Maybe i should fly into berlin and check it intensively because this is defiinitely not an instrument to buy just like that. Many ideas and got the feeling the team is open for input, whereas already pushing the boundaries of what a contemporary digital instrument can be all about. Well...lets see - brilliant instrument for highend specialists and skilled players anyway.

[LaurentDiscShowMan]

actualizarse amigo..a espavilar con las cosas...Bien animo con todas las cosas y vayamos todos con alegrias...