DAWbench Radio Show
The DAWbench Radio Show is the Official Podcast of DAWbench.com. We explore the leading edge of Professional DAW Performance, Computer and Music Production Technologies, Audio Production Software and Hardware.Hosted by Vin Curigliano of AAVIM Technology ( Australia ),…
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Episode 45 : Music Tech Pioneers IX : Kim Ryrie : Fairlight : CMI to MFX and Beyond ! (opens the original)
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Music Tech Pioneers IX : Kim Ryrie : Fairlight : CMI to MFX and Beyond ! Hosted by Vin Curigliano of AAVIM Technology, I am joined by guest co-host Pete Brown of Microsoft and special guest Kim Ryrie, who is the Co-Founder of Fairlight. We cover Kim's early history with music and technology , and how that lead to his early adventures in developing synthesisers and the eventual founding of Fairlight, his early pioneering days exploring revolutionary computer and music technologies that lead to th
Episode 44 : TechBytes 12 : 2026 Music Technology Round Up : Mid Year Review ! (opens the original)
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TechBytes 12 : 2026 Music Technology Round Up : Mid Year Review ! Hosted by Vin Curigliano of AAVIM Technology , I am joined by guest co-hosts Pete Brown of Microsoft and Chris Mann of Link Audio. We catch up again on what all of us have been up to since last show, cover the domino effecting my business due to the current RAMpocolypse, check in on Petes work on MIDI 2.0 and the inbox Windows ASIO Driver, etc We do a general catch up and summary of the last 6 Months in DAWbench testing and develo
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