10 Results for "merger"

Moog Music acquired by InMusic for a new chapter of innovation

In startling news, the usually fiercely independent Moog Music joins the InMusic family to tap into global distribution and brand expertise. 

Audiotonix acquires Slate Digital in a diversification move

UK multinational, Audiotonix acquires Slate Digital in a move to diversify its portfolio. But what are the implications for users?

Epic Games acquires Bandcamp in its latest move to expand

What led up to the Epic Games acquisition of independent artist platform Bandcamp? We find out what this move could mean for artists.

Sequential joins the Focusrite family

Legendary synthesizer brand Sequential under Dave Smith has moved in with Focusrite, joining the likes of Novation, Adam Audio and Martin Audio.

Native Instruments and iZotope join forces in a new alliance

Native Instruments and iZotope have announced that they will form a technology alliance. The goal is to cooperate on new products to create "a seamless creative experience".

Aston and Music Tribe merge under new Brand Acquisition

Aston and Music Tribe merge as part of Uli Behringer's music tech behemoth. Can the innovative UK brand retain its own identity under the merger?

NAMM 2020: Nektar MIDIFLEX4 4-port USB MIDI interface

Nektar has brought the MIDIFLEX4 USB MIDI interface to NAMM 2020. With four ports and flexible routing, merging and splitting, it seems to be a versatile little box.

ADAM Audio becomes part of the Focusrite Group

The Focusrite Group has acquired ADAM Audio. In its first acquisition since going public, the Focusrite Group adds the Berlin-based manufacturer of studio monitors to its portfolio of brands.

Tracktion teams up with Prism Sound, Sadie to form Audio Squadron

Tracktion has announced that it is joining forces with Prism Sound and Sadie, to form a new company  named Audio Squadron. Does this mean that some exciting new products could be around the corner?

Ableton buys Cycling ’74 for closer collaboration

Ableton have announced the acquisition of MAX for Live developers Cycling '74. They will remain separate companies for the time being but what will this mean for users?