With svelte new Mac Studio, Apple again has a desktop workhorse – here’s what to know
At last, Apple again has a full range of choices for desktop machines. But can the Mac studio woo away...
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Over a decade, female festivals acts have tripled, says female:pressure; now what’s next
female:pressure have posted their latest FACTS report. A decade of data and advocacy now shows measurable progress - while also...
Put that magic spell on me: Jim Henson’s Labyrinth is coming to Oculus Quest in minigolf form
Sure, maybe you weren't sold on the metaverse, but what if you had 36 holes of Labyrinth-themed minigolf in VR?...
Cables, free browser visual patching, is now way more shiny and pointy and better
An interactive visual programming tool with patching right in the browser, Cables was already appealing. This month's release adds shiny...
Cables, free browser visual patching, is now way more shiny and pointy and better
An interactive visual programming tool with patching right in the browser, Cables was already appealing. This month's release adds shiny...
Resolume 7.9 keeps clicking on all cylinders – powerful monitoring, way faster Wire patching
Visual platform, VJ tool, and media server Resolume keeps adding cool stuff. 7.9 brings advanced monitoring right on your display,...
Artist uses AI to perfectly fake 70s science fiction pulp covers – artwork and titles
It’s algorithmic, generative 70s sci-fi pulp, courtesy OpenAI. Artist Lewis tells us about how it was done. Meanwhile, see how...
Universal Control hits macOS, iPadOS, integrating devices and a huge boon to devs and makers
If you produce anything that involves juggling Apple devices, Universal Control is now nearly ready for public consumption. Developers are...
Go listen to this podcast about HBO’s epic sounds – and stick around for some retro visuals, too
Podcast Twenty Thousand Hertz is already must-listen material, covering the stories behind sound design and branding. Now clear some headphone...
Bespoke visual noise is the next domain for Robert Henke – so let’s revisit Perlin, anyway
For the year 2022, it's remarkable how much visual generation is still based on decades-old algorithms. But here's one to...
