72 Results for "Music"

Thomann #reasons2play 48h contest: Why do you make music?

Why do you make music? Thomann launches the #reasons2play contest; enter now to win q €50 voucher! But be quick: the contest closes 23 June 2021.

Facebook and Deezer launch new tools to help musicians reach fans

Facebook and Deezer launch new tools for musicians aimed at helping cash-strapped creatives reach more fans and making more money from their music.

Ableton Loop Create: Free online music summit event on 26 and 27 June 2021

Ableton is experimenting with the format of its yearly Loop event by spinning it off into a new online event called Loop Create.

Optimize Windows 10 for music production with these hidden power tweaks!

Optimize your Windows 10 computer for music production - including power user tweaks Microsoft removed in the 2004 & 20H2 updates!

ZOOM H8 Review: The only portable recorder you’ll ever need?

Zoom says its H8 Handy Recorder is "the only recorder which adapts to your way of creating". Is it the only recorder you'll ever need?

USA to Hike Foreign Artist Visas by 50% – Another Nail in The Coffin?

Pricing for Artist visas are set to skyrocket for foreign musicians looking to tour the USA. From October the 2nd, artist visas will rise by 50%. What does the USA have against foreign performers?

BandLab Albums: A utopia for musicians’ digital publishing needs?

By giving artists 100% of the revenue and staying transparent, BandLab Albums wants to be what Bandcamp and other rivals are, for better or worse, not...

Mazetools Mutant fuses music through Tesseract manipulation in hyperspace

Mutant is a visually interactive compositional space of cross-platform musical experimentation and transformation - or messing about with sounds in cubes with your mates.

Save time and money with the new Shure Audio Product Bundles

Starting out as a musician, podcaster, vlogger or content creator? Shure has announced a variety of audio product bundles built around the company's microphones, in-ear systems and other gear.

StrikeFree Music may have the answer to YouTube copyright woes

Three copyright strikes on your account and YouTube disables your monetisation. StrikeFree Music generates artificially created copyright-free tunes so that you don't have to worry about it ever again.

How to choose the best iPad for music production in 2019

The new USD 329 iPad is the nicest and most capable the entry-level iPad has ever been. Is this, however, the one to get for iOS music making? Let's investigate...

Kraftwerk win sampling lawsuit – what next for European copyright law?

In a case filled in the late 90s, the European Court of Justice ruled in favor of Kraftwerk, deeming the sampling of the band's 1977 tune "Metall auf Metall" unlawful.

Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Modular Series full range is back!

Good news for patient TE fans, the production issues have been overcome and the whole Pocket Operator Modular range is now back in stock. And here's a sumptuous music video to celebrate.

ROLI to reinvent the automatic accompaniment home keyboard. Maybe.

Are ROLI teasing some sort of instant, one-finger, auto-accompaniment, music generating Blocks style keyboard with a companion app into which you can download the latest tunes?

Behringer drops prices on gear, rekindles Thomann partnership

Consumer technology has its Samsung, soft drinks have their Coca-Cola, enterprise computing has its Microsoft... and, in the very near future, if not already, music has its Behringer.

Universal Audio targets the pros with new Apollo X line of TB3 audio interfaces

UA now has all market segments covered, including entry-level, mid-range, upper mid-range, and premium. It's also managed to upgrade its already coveted AD/DA conversion while adding Stereo Surround and faster ...

Rumor: Upcoming Apple iPad Pro to lose 3.5mm headphone jack

Will this change sort of kill the iPad for some musicians incorporating the wealth of iOS apps in their setups? Unlikely. All it will take to fix things up is a dongle with a good ol' 3.5mm jack and an USB ...

ENDLESSS – Is Tim Exile starting a new cult of improvised performance?

Free yourself from the constraints of the studio and be released from the self-imposed feedback loop of perfectionism. Join us on the journey of ENDLESSS as Tim Exile shows us the way.

Output are teasing a musical revolution that will change the way you make music

If you dig around in Output's Instagram Story you'll perhaps catch a glimpse of what could be some kind of controller or hardware synthesizer - or it could just be another bit of furniture.

Frekvens: The Ikea/Teenage Engineering mashup is emerging

A proper image of the forthcoming Frekvens turntable, speaker and lighting system designed to be a complete party that you can pick up in your local Ikea. Won't see it until next year though.

Musikmesse 2018: Camelot manages hardware and VSTi’s for live performance

Camelot provides a cross-platform management, hosting and MIDI/Audio routing for live performance for not just virtual instruments and effects but hardware instruments too. It will even pull all the presets in.

Apple Mac Pro 2018 rumours: An all-new modular Mac with easy upgrades in the offing?

The new Mac Pro has already been in the works for some time and could be showcased in June at Apple's WWDC event, envisioned as the highest-end desktop system in the Apple line-up.

NI Maschine MK3 becomes a Logic Pro X controller after latest update

With the latest update (v. 2.7.3) to its Maschine production platform, NI has added integration with Logic Pro X to the Maschine MK3 hardware controller. The unit's displays now showcase the Logic mixer.

Apple MacBook Pro 2018 rumours: A better laptop for musicians?

The 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pros didn't come off as convincing upgrades for musicians with reduced connectivity, somewhat gimmicky OLED touch bars, and price increases. Can Apple win them back?