If you use a DAW to record or mix music, it’s likely that your choice is largely predicated by your history and familiarity with that piece of software.
This makes sense when you consider the largely overlapping feature sets of most DAWs. We often end up using what we started Read more...
There’s a new wave of products in the world of analog synthesizers as of late.
An ever-rising plethora of YouTube videos now showcases what has become an emerging trend: Small, easy-to-use music machines that pair intuitive and simple sequencers with your synth or drum engine of choice.
This compact pairing Read more...
Whether you’re a musician, songwriter or producer, you have undoubtedly come across countless tutorials on becoming better at the very “thing“ that you do, whether it’s wailing on guitar, dreaming up multi-part harmonies, or avoiding that 60hz rumble in mixing the latest track for your clients.
But there’s comparatively Read more...
If you’ve been following synth trends for any length of time, you’ve probably noticed that we are living in a world with a treasure trove of analog choices, both in monophonic and polyphonic varieties.
One of latest additions on the monophonic front is the monologue by Korg, a synth that Read more...
There aren’t many studio essentials that literally every studio should have, regardless of the musical genre of it’s output. But it’s hard to deny the usefulness of owning at least one large diaphragm condenser simply because of their versatility. LDC’s can handle a range of sources and timbres due to Read more...
