iOptigan is a faithful and lo-fi recreation of the Optigan Organ from the 1970s for your iOS device, but with the kind of features you’ve come to expect

Live 10 adds a tasty new synth and delay effect, an updated look, and many more small details. We’ve had it now a few weeks; here’s a look at what’s new.

Apple’s music production tool gets a new step sequencer for rhythms, sound libraries, and Eastern touch instruments – plus it looks good on the iPhone X.

Whilst it’s true that EQ may not be the most interesting of FX, but this EQ might just have the potential to change your mind

Brainy beats and hyperactive microedits are back, with a new, digital-native ease. Meet the North Hollywood-born kid who’s making trackers fresh again.

Moog have a great range of iOS apps but not everyone knows about them, if you don’t then now is the best time to check Moog’s iOS apps

KORG have long embraced their Japanese neighbors at Nintendo by bringing music apps to handheld gaming platforms. Now it’s Nintendo Switch’s turn.

Old Truman Brewery’s inaugural Future Of Music festival brings together music technology workshops, sound installations, live performances and much more

One important comparison of the Roland boutique SH-01A to the original SH-101 I haven’t yet seen: can it ski?

An iPhone as a theremin isn’t a new idea. But that doesn’t mean that there isn’t room for something new. So here’s iAbyssal, a virtual analog photo-synth