Percussa

Hardware and software come together with Percussa Modulor, a freeware application developed for the Percussa AudioCubes. Use Modulor to record, loop, process, and assemble musical information coming from the AudioCubes.  

Percussa has teamed up with Cuesounds for Urbano Lounge, a library of lounge and hip hop loops that'll be sure to get your cubes shifting.  

As heard in the online and trade show demos for the Percussa AudioCubes, Sound Pack 1 features a collection of Drum N' Bass loops and samples, free for download, that will help you get deeper into the unique functionality of the AudioCubes.  

Percussa has announced that their Midi Bridge software that works with the AudioCubes hardware will undergo some improvements for MusikMesse. These improvements will be available after the trade show as a free download.  

Belgium is known now for two things: waffles and the Percussa AudioCubes. DJ Puzzle opens up his just-delivered package from Belgium, wondering which of the two he has received.  

Crosstalk comes back from NAMM in audio format where Bill Holland, Owen O'Malley, and special guest Liz McLean Knight share their thoughts on Winter NAMM 2008.  

The Percussa AudioCubes were one of the most interesting products at Winter NAMM 2008, but how easy is it to make music by positioning cubes? Bill Holland takes a shot at the AudioCubes. Can he handle it?  

The Percussa AudioCubes were something that we were heavily anticipating at Winter NAMM 2008. We're attracted to shiny, colorful things, and these interesting controllers did not disappoint.  

Crosstalk is here in audio format with Bill Holland, Henry Bianco, and Owen O'Malley sitting in for Britton. Owen is a member of the Crosstalk crew who works off the camera usually, possibly because of his mutton chops, but he sure has a great radio voice.  

The Percussa AudioCubes will make you nearly forget the Yamaha TENORI-ON when you see them on display at Winter NAMM 2008. These MIDI and audio control devices for live performance and recording shape your sound through a series of wireless cubes and their placement in regards to each other. Careful -- they might just blow your mind.