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Bitwig Studio 6 significantly overhauls the automation system, introduces a new Clip Alias function that provides a new way to manage a track’s structure, and delivers some new editing tools while making improvements to some of the existing line-up.
Following on from the launch of the KeyStep 37 Mk2 MIDI controller keyboard, Arturia have announced the release of a 37-note version that pairs the enhanced feature set with a larger keybed.
Abbey Road Studios have announced the release of a virtual instrument that has been created in collaboration with British fashion brand Charles Jeffrey Loverboy.
The latest version of Dawesome’s acclaimed sound-shaping instrument has just been added to the Tracktion line-up, offering a new and improved way to turn any sound source into “shimmer, texture and atmosphere”.
The latest mic to join the Lewitt line-up is said to offer exceptional sound quality, enhanced durability and high feedback resistance, all without breaking the bank.
Sunset Sound Studio Reverb II is a new standalone and significantly expanded version of IK Multimedia’s popular T-Racks plug-in.
The Trails builds on the success of the Gliss, expanding on the idea of recordable touch control and presenting users with a fully polyphonic system that offers a fresh new take on music creation.
Arturia’s flagship effects bundle has expanded once again, and is now available in two different sizes.
SoundBridge 3.0.0 introduces a powerful new Virtual Collaboration add-on that makes it possible for users anywhere in the world to record and mix in the same session.
The latest arrival to Excite Audio’s Evolve series promises to “blend fragile sonic moments into something intimate yet intangible, half-there, floating at the edge of the ethereal”.
Wampler's latest release is a dual-voice, high-gain distortion pedal that promises to deliver the punch, feel and harmonic richness of classic hot-rodded 1980s high-gain amplifiers.
