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Year: 2022

Working With Free Spitfire Audio LABS Virtual Instruments

Here’s a look at how to get the most out of the free LABS virtual instruments, created by Spitfire Audio. … Read More Working With Free Spitfire Audio LABS Virtual Instruments

January 15, 2022January 16, 20224 Comments

Shut Up & Play, With The Novation Peak & Summit

All the sounds are original sounds by Jexus, with no additional FX.… Read More Shut Up & Play, With The Novation Peak & Summit

January 15, 2022July 1, 20222 Comments

Polyend Tracker v1.5 Firmware Now Available

Polyend has released Tracker v1.5, a firmware update that lets you save separate instruments with their settings, so you can import them to other projects, select slices in sample playback and more.… Read More Polyend Tracker v1.5 Firmware Now Available

January 14, 202211 Comments

Yamaha CS-80 – The Ultimate Synthesizer

Here’s an overview of the Yamaha CS-80’s synthesis capabilities, history of Yamaha’s CS synths in the ’70s and audio demos.… Read More Yamaha CS-80 – The Ultimate Synthesizer

January 14, 202225 Comments

Arturia Intros ‘Noir’ Versions Of MiniBrute 2, MiniBrute 2S, DrumBrute Impact

Arturia let us know that they have introduced ‘Noir’ versions of three of their analog desktop machines – the MiniBrute 2, MiniBrute 2S, and DrumBrute Impact.… Read More Arturia Intros ‘Noir’ Versions Of MiniBrute 2, MiniBrute 2S, DrumBrute Impact

January 13, 2022January 13, 202236 Comments

Endless Acid Bangers In Your Web Browser

The site is a lot like the late Propellerhead ReBirth, putting two acid-style synthesizers and a four-part drum machine into your web browser.… Read More Endless Acid Bangers In Your Web Browser

January 13, 2022January 13, 20225 Comments

New Open Source Microsound Resynthesizer

Inspired by musique concrète pioneers of the past several decades, Ember harnesses modern digital algorithms, with classic splicing techniques, to create dense and evolving soundscapes… Read More New Open Source Microsound Resynthesizer

January 13, 20226 Comments

Steinberg Dorico 4 Now Available

Steinberg has announced the availability of Dorico 4, a major update to its composition and notation software.… Read More Steinberg Dorico 4 Now Available

January 12, 20224 Comments

Atari Punk Console Synthesizer, But With Vacuum Tubes

The Atari Punk Console is a popular synth DIY project, originally created by Forrest Mims for the 1980 Radio Shack booklet, Engineer’s Notebook: Integrated Circuit Applications.… Read More Atari Punk Console Synthesizer, But With Vacuum Tubes

January 11, 202215 Comments

Casio Teases New Synth, Possibly With Vocoder

Casio shared this teaser video for an upcoming keyboard that appears to be a synth & possibly some vocoding or vocal synthesis capabilities, based on the audio. Details are still to be announced.

January 10, 2022January 11, 202218 Comments

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