34 Results for "Platform"

Patreon for musicians: 5 ways to help you generate income

Patreon is a great way to build revenue as a music creator - if you know how. Here are 5 ways to get the most out of Patreon for musicians.

5 key ways to make publishing your music on Tunecore a success

Thought about or currently using Tunecore to publish and distribute your music? These 5 key aspects will help you get the most out of Tunecore.

Is Spotify planning a move into the music events arena?

With live events slowly making a comeback, could Spotify be the platform to advertise your shows or book concert tickets in the future?

Audio rooms for musicians: New tools to grow your audience?

Audio rooms on Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and Deezer let you engage with your fans and even generate income - let's see how audio rooms can help you.

Electrosmith Daisy: An open source board that can run a synth, a pedal or a module

We saw the Electrosmith Daisy at NAMM and now it's ready for some Kickstarter action. Daisy is an embedded platform for music that can be an effects pedal, a Eurorack module or a synth.

NAMM 2020: ElectroSmith Daisy microcomputer audio development platform

Electrosmith's Daisy is a development platform for audio applications. It's like an Arduino but designed for audio use. You can run it on a breadboard or in their Euro, pedal and synth test platforms.

The 7-year wait is over: NI Kontakt 6 has landed with new instruments and effects

Kontakt 6 brings the world's favorite sampler up to scratch and has enough new content to warrant an upgrade from the almost 7-year old Kontakt 5 engine.

AKAI opens up MPC 2 for use with third-party controllers with 2.2 update

With the release of MPC 2.2, owners of non-MPC hardware keyboards and controllers will be able to use the MPC 2 software natively - AKAI also provides templates for many third-party controllers.

NAMM 2018: Trinalog Effects Station

Does the guitar world need world’s first app-controlled, cartridge cased analogue effects pedalboard? Well Trinalog has made one anyway

Akai turns its MPC 2.0 software into (almost) a full DAW

Akai has announced the release of MPC 2.0, a long-awaited update that turns its MPC software into a DAW (well, nearly). Will NI Machine users be eating their heart out?