Splice Studio is free backup, version control, and collaboration for your DAW

A lot of the solutions you’ll see for “collaborating” involve live jamming – even though that’s not always what you want. Splice Studio is a free way to keep a project backed up and synced, which is useful solo but absolutely indispensable when working with others.

Watch KORG Gadget on Nintendo Switch prove music can be multiplayer fun, too

In many, many languages, the word for “playing” music is the same as “playing” a game. So it’s fitting KORG has invaded the Nintendo Switch console with music-making – and that you can share with friends.

Peter Kirn - December 6, 2019

Jimmy Edgar’s Ultramajic label gets its own sound pack

The California-fresh mystic futurism of Jimmy Edgar now finds itself in sound pack form, by way of Web subscription service Splice.

Peter Kirn - August 15, 2017

Rent-to-own Serum means Kanye doesn’t have to pirate it

Peter Kirn - August 8, 2016

Here’s a Track Made From Just Teenage Engineering PO-12 and MeeBlip, And Another with MeeBlip Vocals

Peter Kirn - May 28, 2015

Stems for DJs and More: Here’s How A New Format Will Work

Peter Kirn - April 2, 2015

Splice Just Launched a Huge Database of Free Music Plug-ins, And It’s Completely Awesome

Peter Kirn - January 23, 2015

Subscribe, Click, Collaborate: The New Ways to Buy Music Creation Software

Peter Kirn - January 23, 2015

As Startups Lure Music Makers to the Cloud, A New Incentive: Money

- December 15, 2014

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