Moises Releases AI-Powered Music Creation Software

Moises is introducing three new tools aimed at enhancing the creative process for musicians and songwriters. The post Moises Releases AI-Powered Music Creation Software appeared first on FutureMusic the latest news on future music technology DJ gear producing dance music edm and everything electronic. Read the full story

5 CRSSD Festival Artists: What’s Your Favorite Gear?

CRSSD Festival is gearing up for its 17th edition on Sept 23rd and 24th. We caught up with five artists to find out “what’s their favorite piece of gear?“ CRSSD Festival, now in its seventeenth edition, has solidified its status as a unique haven for dance music in sunny Southern California. With a mission to…

How AI Sound Matching Does More Than Just Find Sounds Quicker

Sound matching technology can be a boon for workflow, but there are other, hidden advantages behind using AI for sample searching. Samples are the backbone of many electronic music genres. Us producers can have hundreds of gigabytes of samples on our harddrives which – whilst offering huge possibilities when it comes to writing – can…

Traktor X1 Mk3: A Closer Look [Live DJing Q&A With Phil Morse]

In this replay of our live Q&A lesson, we answered the biggest questions about the new Traktor X1 Mk3 modular controller. We also chatted with our community about building hybrid set-ups, accessible DJ gear, determining energy levels and more! Here’s what’s covered… 0:00 Intro 3:41 Does the Traktor X1 Mk3 have an audio interface? 5:02…

Soonth Blocks FREE Modular Synth Plugin Gets A New GUI

Soonth Blocks, the FREE modular synth plugin, is back with a redesigned UI. Soonth released Blocks around two years ago, and when we initially covered it, the plugin seemed like a lot of fun. On a more serious note, it also seemed like a good way for modular newcomers to build some foundations. I’ll do…

Wasted Audio Releases FREE WSTD Dlay

Wasted Audio released WSTD Dlay, a freeware delay plugin for digital audio workstations on Windows, macOS, and Linux. I love delay plugins. I think I’ve said it a few times here before. I never hesitate to purchase delays, and my plugin folder is practically swelling with them. I can’t help it; delays are fun to…