Features include 25 built-in virtual instruments, a semi-weighted keyboard with aftertouch, 2 audio inputs, wireless connectivity, 4 outputs, 128 tracks of MIDI sequencing, CV/Gate connectivity and more.… Read More Akai Pro MPC Key 61 – The First Keyboard Music Production Center
Electro-Harmonix has introduced the STRING9 string ensemble effects pedal, a polyphonic effect that can turn your guitar into nine different string ensembles and string synthesizers, without the need for modifications, special pickups, or MIDI implementation.… Read More Electro-Harmonix Intros STRING9 String Ensemble Effects Pedal
The Korg 770 is a monophonic synthesizer from 1976. It’s a limited instrument, but it has a deliciously naughty sound. … Read More Korg 770 Vintage Synth Review – “It Sounds SO Smutty!”
The latest episode of the Spoken Word with Electronics podcast explores the sound of the GRP Synthesizer V22 Vocoder.… Read More Do You Believe In Vocoders?
Bitwig and u-he have announced CLAP (CLever Audio Plug-in API), a new open standard for audio plug-ins and hosts.… Read More New Audio Plugin Standard, CLAP, Offers Open Source Alternative To VST & AU
The Eventide Misha is a 28hp Eurorack instrument/sequencer that uses a unique, interval-based approach to playing and creating melodies.… Read More Eventide Misha Tone Row Step Sequencer (Sneak Preview)
In 44HP, the synthesizer offers two oscillators, full ADSR, ladder filter, sample and hold, wavefolding, attenuators, mixer, mults, and much more.… Read More Moog Intros $349 Mavis Analog Semi-Modular Eurorack Synth Voice
Version 2.0 features two new modes that specialize in reverberant echoes – i.e. echoes with some reverb.… Read More Free Valhalla Supermassive Reverb Gets Two New Modes
Sound designer Anton Anru shared this video demo of a free collection of 50 custom wavetables for Novation Peak and Summit.… Read More Free Wavetables For The Novation Peak & Summit Synthesizers
The New England Synth Fest has announced a summer series of live electronic music performances. The shows will be performed in the immersive full dome environment of the Charles Hayden Planetarium at the Museum of Science in Boston. This summer’s Synth Fest events happen on the second Thursday evening of each month, beginning June 9.
