Pacemaker Editor

In addition to being a state-of-the-art music player as well as a complete music library managing application, Pacemaker Editor is all about creating mixes.


Pacemaker Editor in plain view

Pacemaker Editor enables limitless creative possibilities via an intuitive interface tailor-made for desktop mix production. We’re really happy with the interface, where we’ve aimed for a truly physical experience emulating that of the hand-held Pacemaker. This is all drag-and-drop, pull, stretch, bend and move around. In essence, it’s about adding your personal preferred colouring to a selection of tracks (sort of, conducting your own orchestra with a couple of spray cans in each hand).

 

Crayons be here

All mixes created on any of the two are transferable to the other, and vice versa – meaning that you can bring any mix anywhere, and continue mixing, adjusting and refining as you like. The final step is then to upload your mix to the Pacemaker.net web community, and let the rest of the world be inspired by your mixes and your taste in music – and, of course, find inspiration yourself.

The creative tools for the Editor are fully compatible with those of Pacemaker Device.

Beat detection and pitch/BPM trimming
Crossfade – cross fade transition and beat match
Loop – duration and number of repetitions
Audio effects and filters – Hi-cut/Lo-cut, Roll, Echo, Reverb
EQ – 3-band; Hi, Mid, Lo: - infinity to + 9 dB
Reverse play
Gain and master volume

 

Hieronymus Bosch, eat your heart out

One of our interface innovations is that of controlling the two channels via the same window, simply by grabbing, sliding and overlapping the tracks. The approach is simply to view the mix as a linear sequence, to which you add whatever colours (tools, parameters, truncations and layerings) you like. All colouring tools are of course applicable to all tracks anywhere, and are open for adjustments and trimmings at will.

Another nice aspect is the non-destructive liquid audio editing functionality, or; everything happens and sounds instantaneously – where adjustment of parameters, filters, audio effects, EQ, BPM and loops are rendered in real time.

What we hope to have achieved, is an inspirational and user-friendly mixing tool with nice game play and challenging possibilities.

 

Bacon + egg

We will continuously offer free software upgrades, bug fixes and new features for the Editor and device, via Pacemaker.net. Upgrades enabling the following features will be released over the next months:

• Time stretch (Master tempo) • Additional audio effects and filters • Functionality for custom configuration of parameters, filters and audio effects • Functionality for customized master equalizer profiles.

Supported audio formats:

• MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), AAC (8 to 256 Kbps), MP3 VBR, FLAC, WAV, Ogg-Vorbis.

Supported OS:

• Windows XP • Windows Vista • OSX (10.4.4 Tiger and 10.5.x Leopard).

Demos

These demos will give you an idea of the basic functionality of the Pacemaker Editor – from downloading the software to creating mixes and publishing your mixes in the music community.

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