HY-Plugins updates HY-SEQ32 to v1.0.5

HY-Plugins has updated both full and free version of HY-SEQ32 to v1.0.5. Changes: Add: New presets by Aequor Sound. Fix: Snapshot chainer doesn’t sync to a host song… Read More Read the full story

A.O.M. updates their plugins to v1.11.5

All A.O.M. plugins have been updated to version 1.11.5. New Features and Enhancements: [All Plugins] Plugin settings import/export feature. Bug fixes: [Invisible… Read More Read the full story

Bassaker 808 By Beat Magazine Is FREE For A Limited Time

Audio Plugin Deals offers the Bassaker 808 plugin by Beat Magazine FREE for a limited time. Bassaker 808 (€14.99 value) is available for macOS and Windows in 64-bit AU and VST formats. The plugin is relatively straightforward; it’s a collection of 155 kicks, subs, and 808s with some tweaking options. The GUI has a few…

HY-Plugins Releases HY-SEQ32 Sequencer Plugin

HY Plugins offers freeware and paid versions of its new HY-SEQ32 sequencer plugin for macOS and Windows. The full version of the plugin offers five modules; Pitch SEQ, Param SEQ, CC SEQ, Oct/Tp SEQ, and CC Rack. The free version is limited to one module, which is the Pitch SEQ. For anyone who owns the…

Cymatics Space Lite Is A FREE Reverb Plugin For Windows & macOS

Cymatics offers Space Lite, a freeware lightweight reverb in VST and AU plugin formats for digital audio workstation software on macOS and Windows. Space Lite is a free, slimmed-down version of the upcoming Space plugin. The full version of Space will be included free when purchasing the new Destiny Melody Collection, available June 11th. The…

Artist Spotlight: Forester

Indie electronic duo Forester Xander Carlson and David Parris ready new album on Palm Tree Records… The post Artist Spotlight: Forester appeared first on FutureMusic the latest news on future music technology DJ gear producing dance music edm and everything electronic. Read the full story

How To Get Big ‘80s Drums

Got big hair and big shoulder pads but small drums? We show you how to take your ‘80s percussion from wimpy Hall And Oates to stomping New Order. In the ‘80s, everything was big. From heavy metal guitar riffs to coked-out record label pool parties, it was the era of ludicrous excess. That went double…