Speaking of "affordable" (?) multi-touch, it would be nice if you could take a look (review?) the Toshiba Libretto W100 as a music tool. I'm very curious to see how it would handle (as a mobile device running full version apps of) Propellerhead Record, with the main mixer and/or sequencer window on the screen below (at your fingertips) and the rack on the upper screen.

Same with Reason and Ableton Live, etc...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrUmRHbtc68

...since we can't have the Töken just yet (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVD_Lvv4UOI), might as well try the other available multi-touch Win7 options :)

07-Oct-10 09:53 AM

btw, the jaw dropping iZotope RX™ 2 reminded me of http://photosounder.com/ :)

07-Oct-10 03:20 PM

Hi guys, great show again! Love the iZotope RX comments - seems like an awesome audio tool!

07-Oct-10 06:15 PM

Along the lines of Chip Tune is Tree Wave, a Dallas based electronic musician using Commordore 64 and Intel 386 computers. Check out Tree Wave - very Stereolab-esque.

http://www.myspace.com/treewave

07-Oct-10 10:08 PM

Ignore the above comment. What I meant to say was:

Along the lines of Chip Tune is Tree Wave, a Dallas based electronic musician using Commodore 64 and Intel 386 computers. Check out May Banners - very Stereolab-esque.

http://www.myspace.com/treewave

07-Oct-10 10:11 PM

This podcast made me wish I was on there with you. I'm studying film archiving as a master's student and I've had an internship in sound restoration at a film lab.

Archiving large data is a topic we deal with a lot. I wish I could have been there or at least listened live in the chat room. Damn!

08-Oct-10 08:13 AM

Woah nelly, how about them aeplps!

25-Oct-12 12:35 AM