Dense & Pika

10 years deep in the game, Dense & Pika have forged a reputation for a smorgasbord of electronic sounds. Their debut album, Colour Burn, was released last month on BMG home to the likes of The Prodigy. We put them to the test on our QnA and readers note you’ll soon be able to enjoy…

The KVR Developer Challenge 2021 Is Now Live

We are very excited to announce that the KVR Developer Challenge 2021, the eighth free-for-all audio plug-in / audio application / soundware design event, is now live! The KVR… Read More Read the full story

MusicLab releases RealRick 5.0

MusicLab has announced the release of RealRick 5.0 for macOS and Windows. New Multi Performance mode: Combining various guitar techniques (strumming, soloing, string… Read More Read the full story

Reverb Offers FREE Vintage Drum Samples Vol. 1 Sound Library

Reverb offers the Vintage Drum Samples Vol. 1 (€1.75) drum sample library as a free download for a limited time. You can never have enough acoustic drum samples. Whether you’re using them as a substitute for a bad drum recording, as a layering tool for adding punch to boring drums, or as source material for…

Gearjunkies video – Korg OPSIX FM synthesizer best patches in 20 minutes

The Korg OPSIX FM synthesizer combines new with old. Old as in a 6 operator FM synthesizer, in other words The post Gearjunkies video – Korg OPSIX FM synthesizer best patches in 20 minutes appeared first on Gearjunkies – Music tech news, Reviews, Videos, Synthesizers, Studio, Recording. Read the full story

Sabrina Reverb Is A FREE 64-bit Reverb VST Plugin For Windows

We Love Walter offers Sabrina Reverb, a freeware reverb VST plugin (64-bit) for compatible digital audio workstations on Windows. At the time of writing, the Sabrina Reverb is Windows only, but a Linux version is in the works, so stay tuned for that. Sabrina Reverb has a straightforward and easy-to-use GUI. It has diffusion size…

Advanced MIDI Routing

MIDI routing can get cumbersome and complex. We untangle the cords and look at solutions for managing a studio full of MIDI gear. New to production and thinking about expanding your studio to include a few pieces of hardware? You likely started with one piece of gear and successfully got it connected to your DAW…