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In May 1983, the world of synthesizers and electronic music as we knew it would change forever with the launch of the Yamaha DX7.
High-quality pro audio and lighting hardware and accessories company K&M are celebrating their 75th year in business.
Sometimes Knobula’s Pianophonic module sounds a whole lot like a piano, sometimes it just sounds piano‑ish, and sometimes it sounds nothing like a piano.
Henrietta Smith‑Rolla, aka Afrodeutsche, bridges musical worlds like few others. The crossing of borders has always been a subject close to home for the British‑Ghanaian‑Russian‑German composer, DJ and producer, whose moniker was chosen after an exploration of her heritage.
The FlexBar can make all sorts of dual‑mic placement jobs quick and easy.
Spitfire Audio are celebrating their 15th year with the launch of their largest Black Friday Sale event to date, offering savings of up to 75% on selected products.
Since breaking through with BTS’s ‘Dynamite’, David Stewart has been making his mark on modern pop music with hit after hit.
Play+ retains the same external design as its predecessor, but with an upgraded processor that enables stereo sample playback, multitimbral polyphonic synthesis and more.
XL-305R recreates AudioScape's hardware device of the same name, a reverb unit which houses 12 springs with equally-tempered tuning.
The latest generation of Yamaha’s flagship arranger workstation keyboard has arrived, offering an extended soundset, FM technology derived from the DX7, new Ambient Drums sounds, enhanced controls and more.
Studio One now includes some powerful notation and tablature options. Let's explore...
Rating 4.5/5 Stars. UK producer Trevor Horn was a dominant force in 1980s pop, and this collaboration with Spitfire Audio gives users instant access to the maestro’s sound world.
Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5 Stars. Quiet Music may not be the biggest name in software instruments, but for those producing ambient, chillout or lo‑fi music, the company’s products are a real find.
We condense nearly 50 years’ worth of producing and engineering experience into 36 indispensable tips!
Bring studio sound to the stage with these live‑oriented capacitor microphones.
Acon Digital's latest plug-in is capable of separating tracks into five stems (vocals, piano, drums, bass and other) in real time.
Focusing on user-feedback, n-Track Studio 10 DAW implements a range of powerful new features which they say represent a game-changing experience for musicians and producers.
There are now some impressive offline source separation tools — but this one works in real time!
The latest three software instruments from Cradle cover a range of bass, synth and keys sounds, and all share a common set of controls and sound design tools.
Modartt revisit the richly complex world of the pipe organ, reducing one of the world’s largest instruments to a mere 30MB.