Save up to 35% off Rift by Minimal Audio this Black Friday. Who are Minimal Audio? Minimal Audio are one of the newer kids on the block. Their standout plugin is Rift. How can we check out Rift? Rift is incredibly powerful. It’s quickly become one of those popular tools that somehow finds its way…
MixWave releases Gojira: Mario Duplantier Drum Library for Kontakt Player
MixWave has released their latest product, the Gojira: Mario Duplantier drum library, saying: Captured with meticulous detail, MixWave is excited to be able to bring the elements… Read More Read the full story
Cherry Audio releases Quadra Synthesizer
Cherry Audio is capping off the year with the release of Quadra, the highly anticipated reimagining of one of the quirkiest, rarest, and most curiosity-inspiring vintage… Read More Read the full story
New Sonic Arts updates Freestyle to v1.6
New Sonic Arts has updated Freestyle, a VST host for stage and studio, to version 1.6038. Improvements: Automatic PDC. VST3 hosting. Reworked plugin scanning, and several… Read More Read the full story
Sononym updates Sononym to v1.3
Sononym has updated Sononym to version 1.3 improving several key aspects of the software. These are the highlights: Faster Launch & Library Access. Selectable Audio… Read More Read the full story
Ample Sound updates electric guitars to v3.5, plus Winter Sale
Ample Sound has updated 6 electric guitar plug-ins to v3.5. New Features: New parameter system, with better efficiency and compatibility with the VST3 format and various… Read More Read the full story
Wrong-Speeding: A Brief History Of Records That Sound Good At The Wrong Speed (Part 2)
The second part of our investigation into records that sound good at the wrong speed, focusing on New Beat and Chopped & Screwed. Last year we wrote about records that sound good at the wrong speed. We had lots of feedback and suggestions for other records or whole scenes where pitch adjustments were a central…
Beginners Guide To Using Your DJ Software’s Sampler
If you use Serato, Rekordbox, Traktor and so on, your DJ software has a “sampler” built in. Do you use it? Do you know why you’d use it? Do you even know where to find it? If the answer to any of these questions is “no”, but you’re curious and would like to maybe try…





