Native Instruments has released Massive X – the much-anticipated successor to one of the most popular synthesizers in the world. Designed and built from scratch, the new instrument builds… Read More Read the full story
TAQS.IM Synth updated to v1.3 – Middle Eastern Sounds, Scales and Rhythms for iOS
TAQS.IM has updated TAQS.IM Synth, which allows you to play Middle Eastern sounds, scales, and rhythms from your iPhone or iPad, to v1.3. Changes in 1.3: iPhone Compatibility…. Read More Read the full story
Accusonus releases ERA 4 – includes new ERA De-Esser Pro
Accusonus has announced it is bringing its single-knob audio cleaning and noise reduction technology to its newest family of plugins for video editors, audio engineers and podcasters: the… Read More Read the full story
Channel Robot release Motion – Pad ROMpler for Kontakt
Channel Robot has released Motion for the full version of Kontakt 5.8.1+. Channel Robot say Motion is a new approach to Pad Sounds, using their in-house developed real-time… Read More Read the full story
Native Instruments releases MASSIVE X software wavetable synthesizer
Native Instruments releases MASSIVE X – the much-anticipated successor to one of the most popular synthesizers in the world. Designed The post Native Instruments releases MASSIVE X software wavetable synthesizer appeared first on Gearjunkies.com. Read the full story
Native Instruments Launches Massive X Soft Synth
Native Instruments just released Massive X, the follow-up to the popular Massive soft synth favoured by EDM and dubstep producers introduced way back in 2007. Massive X features an overhauled interface and it packs two wavetable oscillators with 10 different modes each. It comes with 170 wavetables, new insert FX, plus a new click-and-drag audio routing…
Mackie donates Loudspeakers and Headphones to Bob Moog Foundation
The Moogseum. The Bob Moog Foundation preserves and promotes the legacy of Dr. Robert A. Moog, who invented analog music synthesizers that transformed contemporary music…. Read More Read the full story
You Don’t Need More New Songs, You Need To Be More Organised!
I’ll admit it: Through the years, I’ve developed this bad habit of downloading dozens of songs before a gig. I couldn’t explain why, but I felt there was this need to keep buying and downloading more. Since I’m an open-format DJ, I’d pick up lots of what Spotify and online charts suggested. This was part…