MIDI 2.0 Comes To Microsoft Windows
Windows 11 now supports both MIDI 1.0 and MIDI 2.0 through Windows MIDI Services.… Read More MIDI 2.0 Comes To Microsoft Windows
Windows 11 now supports both MIDI 1.0 and MIDI 2.0 through Windows MIDI Services.… Read More MIDI 2.0 Comes To Microsoft Windows
Microsoft has released a preview build for Windows 10 that promises to dramatically increase the number of plugins that you can run in your DAW.… Read More Microsoft Windows 10 Update Will Let You Use More Virtual Instruments & Effects In Your DAW
SoloRack is a software modular synthesizer that is designed to be a virtual Eurorack system.… Read More New Software Modular Synthesizer For Windows, SoloRack
Keith McMillen Instruments has announced the availability of their K-Mix software for Windows. … Read More Keith McMillen Instruments’ K-Mix Editor Now Available For Windows
When Microsoft released Windows 8 and its line of Surface tablets, we reported that Surface RT tablets are DOA, but that Windows 8 beats Windows 7 for audio and that Windows 8 music apps could be huge. Yeah – those last two predictions didn’t work out so well for us. Windows 8 has been panned by… Read More Will Windows 8.1 Make You Reconsider Microsoft’s OS Disaster?
Pricing has leaked, via the Microsoft site, for their new Surface RT tablets. The tablets will start at $499 for a 32 GB model or $599 for one with a touch keyboard cover. Microsoft had said that it planned to price the Surface tablets in line with the competition – and, while WIndows new tablets… Read More Surface Tablets With Windows RT To Start At $499 (Leak)
Microsoft is planning radical changes for the next major version of Windows, Windows 8. Microsoft is responding to pressure from Apple’s success with the iPad with a new version of Windows that promises to provide a unified look, across both tablets and desktop computers. Cool idea – but can Microsoft deliver on that promise? And can… Read More Windows 8 – Bad News For Musicians?