“What would Bob Moog do” is normally a tough question to answer – but not so with the Minimoog. We know exactly what Dr. Moog thought would improve the Minimoog – and that’s all the more reason to try it for free on your Mac or Windows machine.
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Free download: amps and cellos under your fingertips in the new LABS
If you don’t have a studio, four cellists, amps and recording equipment plus an engineer handy, try this — it’s free.
Read more →Nikol returns to teach beginners modular – next, panning and ducking
Modular isn’t just about building synth sounds; it’s also about routing signal and mixing in a new way. So we welcome the return of Czech superstar Nikol Štrobach, who continues her mission to make modular accessible to beginners.
Read more →LayR Multi Timbral Synthesizer 1.3 brings lots of useful new features to this 256 voice synth
LayR Multi Timbral Synthesizer 1.3 brings lots of useful new features to this 256 voice synth, and also makes a lot of bug fixes at the same time
Read more →Put some physics in your MIDI with this iOS Audio Unit
Put some physics in your MIDI with this iOS Audio Unit. Physicles generates MIDI messages by modelling the physical interactions between various entities
Read more →The mixing powers in MOTU audio interfaces are now on iOS, Android
High-end audio interfaces often have the equivalent of virtual mixing desks packed inside. But most of us fail to take advantage of that, because it means switching to a software window. MOTU just put its console on iOS and Android – and that makes life way easier.
Read more →The retro-futuristic Apparatum draws from Polish electronic music history
It’s equal parts Polish Radio Experimental Studio and starship control panel. The Apparatum by Warsaw’s panGenerator proves that not only can everything old is new again – maybe it’s even newer.
Read more →Patterning 2 arrives with a host of new features to play with
Patterning 2 arrives with a host of new features to play with, but for now I’ll focus on just a couple of areas that are most important to me, Randomisation and Automation.
Read more →Creative software can now configure itself for control, with OSC
Wouldn’t it be nice if, instead of manually assigning every knob and parameter, software was smart enough to configure itself? Now, visual software and OSC are making that possible.
Read more →Between art tech and techno, past and future, a view from Russia
Gamma, the oversized electronic music and contemporary art event, has just wrapped in St. Petersburg, RU. We talk to Moscow-based curator Natalia Fuchs about transformations both historical and future in the realm of intermedia art and technology culture.
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