If you own another DAW, Bitwig is giving you the opportunity to save big and purchase a full Bitwig Studio license for 199 EUR/USD. Here’s a list of eligible products to crossgrade from (paid versions…
Category: Technology
Back in August, we wrote a post that gave you a glimpse of Bitwig 6 as it entered public beta. We highlighted some of the big-hitting features, such as Automation Clips, Clip Aliases, and the…
Have you ever just wanted to tell your DAW what to do rather than menu diving or making manual edits? Here comes Jamu, a brand new AI co-producer that can use all the main features…
Novation comes back with a brand new edition of the Launch Control – a super compact, portable MIDI control surface for use in the studio and on stage. Designed to be the ultimate creative companion,…
After a few years of prototypes and teasers, Behringer has opened the doors for pre-orders for the long-awaited BMX, a modern tribute to the classic Oberheim DMX. Renowned as the beat machine of the 80’s…
This latest addition to the Behringer analogue keyboard line up is the brand new JN-80 – a full-size polyphonic synthesizer that’s goal is to bring the classic Juno-inspired sound to your studio, the moderner performance…
With the future of Native Instruments seemingly in the balance, we thought it would be the perfect moment to celebrate the enormous influence this company has had on modern music production. As the saying goes,…
In a bold move, LANDR just acquired Reason Studios, bringing together two very influential platforms in music production. This strategic acquisition will position LANDR to expand it’s creative tool offerings from composition, through the post-production…
For a long time, music software had been bogged down in a download, install, and register cycle, which is somewhat outdated. However, the problem with online experiences is that they’ve fallen short of providing a…
We take modern music production for granted these days. Everything happens in the box: unlimited tracks, instant editing, endless plug-ins. But if you rewind to the previous century, things looked very different. This post is…
