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New Jamm Pro The ‘Ultimate Electronic Music Instrument’ For iPad

Jamm Pro was designed by Coldcut’s Matt Black, with the aim of creating their ‘ultimate electronic music instrument’.… Read More New Jamm Pro The ‘Ultimate Electronic Music Instrument’ For iPad

February 13, 2020February 13, 202012 Comments

Ninja Tune x Erica Synths Zen Delay Now Available To Pre-Order

The Zen Delay is a BPM-synched stereo delay line, combining extreme feedback ranges for dub and experimental lo-fi effects with a multi-mode 24 dB synth filter and valve overdrive.… Read More Ninja Tune x Erica Synths Zen Delay Now Available To Pre-Order

September 24, 20198 Comments

Amon Tobin Box Set Features Vinyl, CDs, DVDs + Lots Of Rarities


Amon Tobin – ‘Amon Tobin’ Boxset / ISAM Live 2012 was uploaded by: ninja000
Duration: 55
Rating: … Read More Amon Tobin Box Set Features Vinyl, CDs, DVDs + Lots Of Rarities

March 6, 2012November 28, 2014Leave a comment

Ableton Live Tips – Creating A Unique Live Setup


Ableton Live Tips #10: DJ / Performance – Creating A Unique Setup (Dorian Concept) was uploaded by: DubSpot
Duration: 814
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May 6, 2011May 6, 20113 Comments

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