RiffWorks T4 (Mac & Win) is a new, free edition of RiffWorks that includes looped recording, automatic track creation, effects, InstantDrummer, AmpliTube® Duo LE, Studio Devil BVC, song posting and free online collaboration with musicians around the world. Quick Start tutorial in 14 languages included.

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RiffWorks Standard & Line 6 Edition (Mac & Win) have been updated to 2.2.1.

Improvements Include:

• Fixed drawing bug when renaming riff while Input effects are showing
• MacOS song saving fixed
• MacOS loads VST plugins instead of AU
• MacOS ctrl-click for right click fixed
• Added Danish, Greek, Japanese and Russian to list of Quick Start tutorial languages.
• Fixed new song showing Quick Start tutorial every time, only shows on launch now.

Launch RiffWorks 2.1 or later. Click "yes" when asked to update.

Fire up RiffWorks, record a blazing song, and enter the RiffRumble 11 song contest. Win a Schecter C-1 guitar upgraded with a pair of Seymour Duncan AHB-1 Blackouts humbuckers, a pair humbuckers for your axe, an IK Multimedia StealthPlug™, AmpliTube® Metal, and RiffWorks InstantDrummer Sessions by Drums On Demand. Enter July 17 - 30.

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The First Annual Junkie Convention over July 4th weekend was a "smashing success!"

Six talented guys, who met in the RiffWorks community, and have been recording songs together online using RiffLink, met in Florida and had a blast. Wedgebill (Florida via UK), Mickeymix (Florida), Strat (Florida), Gator (North Carolina), Scott (Scotland), and Rick (New York) clinked a LOT of beer bottles together, jammed for hours, and even coerced a new guy, Crow, into the RiffWorks magic. Now he's a RiffLink Junkie, too!

Pictures & Party Report

The RiffWorld.com servers have been upgraded to handle the large number of new people visiting RiffWorld.com. With the launch of RiffWorks T4, people can post songs and collaborate online for free, and that is bringing on a lot of traffic.

Also, a new universal login system has been launched to integrate Sonoma Wire Works services. The store, RiffWorld, and forums are now all on the same system. Now, when you log into one, you log into all of them. This prevents people from registering multiple user names and reduces the number of times a user needs to login while using these services.