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Positive effect diminishing the time to recover. A bill more on that in a moment. Meanwhile more states are rolling out plans to reopen, from wisconsin some nonessential business or back up and running. From new jersey, the governor says he will allow golf courses and state parks reopen this weekend with some restrictions. More on that i had it as well. First i want to bring in dr. Thomas frain, welcome back to our program and thank you for being here, especially on a day like today. Have we mad...

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If there is something we have all learnt recently, it is that widespread viruses are no joke, so it is time to tool up and discover the cure for the latest disease sweeping mankind in nanoLab Fighter. Developed by Sergey Golovenko, you will pilot a minuscule s...

Orchestral Tools get up close and personal with some intimate soundscapes.

The Martinic AX73 Sample Library brings the sound of the softsynth and more to Kontakt.

A curated, gender-balanced project involving more than forty DJ-producers and composers from both Texas and Mexico, MXTX’s multifaceted and dynamic creative output includes live performances, an open-source audio sample library, and the highly anticipated studio album MXTX: A Cross-Border Exchange.

Fracture Sounds elevate the humble cardboard box to versatile percussion instrument.

Sonokinetic’s Orchestral Strings is as playable as it is high quality.

Kates conversation with Vlad As the founder of Strix Instruments, Vlad was recording samples in the Exclusion Zone for an audio project when he discovered one of Pripyats many pianos. He says the sound from hitting the keys made him realize they would never be heard again. Over the 100 visits to Pripyat, he and his team recorded 20 different pianos in various conditions. Many were missing their lower strings, which had been stolen for the metal, but they still had functioning sustain pedals. Vl...

GRAND FORKS -- A few hours’ drive from the Bakken oil fields lies a treasure trove for geologists: rock from nearly every oil well ever drilled in North Dakota, under one roof. The rock is tucked neatly into cardboard boxes stacked on numerous warehouse storage shelves in the Wilson M. Laird Core and Sample Library on the University of North Dakota campus in Grand Forks. “We’ve got about enough core to lay out from here to Fargo, 85 miles or so,” Director Jeff Bader said....