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Roland have just launched a new digital piano that integrates with a mobile app in an effort to encourage returning players and hobbyists to get more enjoyment from learning and playing the piano.
Sound Particles have announced an upcoming webinar with Academy Award- and BAFTA-winning supervising sound editor John Warhurst which will be taking place on 10 September 2026 at 6pm BST / 10am PDT / 7pm CEST.
The new and improved version of Thorus combines a pair of engines that are capable of delivering everything from “brilliant digital shimmer to grainy vintage movement”.
The Tonverk has just received an OS update that introduces multitrack streaming via Elektron's Overbridge plug-in, along with expanded options for each track’s modulation setup, effects order swapping and a whole host of other improvements and fixes.
Reason Studios have launched a free version of their popular Reason Rack plug-in that comes bundled with a selection of instruments, effects and tools sources from their DAW software.
SSL's upcoming O-Series V2.0 software will establishing complete project compatibility between the Oracle and the recently launched Odyssey console.
Voxis is a low-latency voice isolator that has been optimised for live environments where engineers have to contend with troublesome background noise.
IK Multimedia have announced the upcoming launch of Sinphonica, a new family of Italian orchestral virtual instruments designed for modern composers and created entirely in Italy.
Designed specifically for bass-heavy electronic music, Pure Sub from Arturia aims to offer an all-in-one solution for crafting hard-hitting sub-basses.
Bitwig Studio 6.1 brings some major changes to the Sampler device, kitting it out with new slicing options, two new play modes, automatic tempo and pitch detection, improved multi-sample editing and much more.
Apple have just announced a design refresh which they say makes the Mac mini “fiercer and more versatile than ever”, and awards the Mac Studio with the title of the most powerful Mac to date.
Instrument X sees Dreamtonics step away from vocal synthesis and put their modelling expertise to work on creating an alternative approach to traditional orchestral sample libraries.
