Roli’s NOISE iOS app continues to get better and better with performance effects, navigation updates and AUv3 and more in version 3.3.1

SuperCollider? Lua? Huh? The latest creation from the makers of monome, norns, looks great. Here’s where to start learning the powerful sound engine underneath – which you can use on your PC or Mac right now, for free.

It’s time for another trip into the strange and wonderful world of artist-created Reaktor ensembles. This time, our guide is dub techno maestro Deadbeat.

Auxy 5.1 brings a new redesign to make your work flow better with a series of what could seem to be small changes that just make the whole experience better

Sonic Logic has been on the app store since 2012 and has consistently delivered new features and functionality. Version 3 lands with a whole set of new features and a solid foundation to build on for the future

Tonebridge brings personal presets that can be shared back to their main catalogue in version 2.3 so that all users of the app can make use of them

Grid Music 2.2 brings new velocity cells to this innovative and flexible sequencer workshop that you can use to create all kinds of interesting and useful sequences

Crudebyte brings a significant raft of new features to Colossus Piano 2.0, their flagship piano instrument which is free on the app store, but with multiple IAPs if you want to experience the maximum that the instrument can deliver

From the creators of the monome grid, there’s a teaser out now for a new standalone box that could replace the computer for various creative tasks – and that builds on the legendary mlr patch.

KORG’s analog flagship synth, introduced earlier this year, hinted at a tantalizing feature – open programmability. It seems we’re about to learn what that’s about.