Marcus works in the software, recording and synthesizer worlds. In addition to writing for GEARNEWS (editor-in-chief of GEARNEWS.com & GEARNEWS.de), bonedo and DJ Mag, he is a music producer, mix & mastering engineer, sound designer, live performer, DJ and lecturer (including SAE). Based in Mainz, Germany, the music producer brings decades of experience and a diverse musical background to his various music projects. He has had countless releases on various prestigious labels and produces music for film, radio and advertising companies in genres such as pop, dance, techno, house, downbeat and more. Marcus has toured as a solo artist and under various pseudonyms such as Broombeck and Guardner. He has over 30 years of professional studio experience, plays numerous instruments and has made a name for himself in the field of electronic music with hits such as "Alone" by 2pole, which spent several months at number one on the Beatport Top 100 chart, as well as gold records. His technical skills and deep understanding of musicality are unmistakable in his productions, and although he already has an impressive career and some early successes behind him, the story of Marcus Schmahl is far from over.
Humane's innovative device, called the Ai Pin, is now disappearing from the market and will be deactivated for all users. There will be no refunds either.
The Meris Enzo X turns your guitar into a powerful synthesizer with reverb, delay, and modulation effects.
The Gibson Brian May SJ-200 12-string is much more than just a guitar; it is a tribute to Brian's tireless contribution to rock music and his love of astronomy.
Budget clone for $30 or boutique version for $350 - the big Tubescreamer shootout by Thomann shows the truth.
Is Chicago's carillon the largest instrument in the world? A steel and bronze musical giant with an impressive history.
Classic sound meets modern features - turntable with Bluetooth speakers. Mixx Audio Analog System 5 for £299.
Are lightweight guitars really better than heavy ones? And does a Paula really have to weigh less than 4 kilos? We will answer these questions and more!
Ableton Move 1.3 adds USB-C sampling, MIDI aftertouch and improved control, making Move even more versatile for producers and live performers.
Audio-Technica introduces the 2nd generation of its ATH-CC500BT2 cartilage-backed headphones. But what is this technology?
Shure was founded 100 years ago. We take a look at some of the highlights of the company's history and talk about how Shure got its start.
Apple introduces the Powerbeats Pro 2 in-ear headphones with ANC, heart rate monitor, H2 chip and 45 hours of battery life - perfect for sports and everyday use.
Expand your Squarp Instruments Hermod+ with 32 more outputs with the xp32.
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Blip Interactive's iOS DAW NanoStudio 2 is now available and absolutely free for a limited time only! Does this promotion announce version 3 of the app?
It's streaming 2.0. With superfans charging more and premium subscriptions booming, will music soon be accessible only to the wealthy? Huh?
The new models of the Larry Carlton New Gen 2025 have been greatly improved. The result is impressive across the board.
EasyOde: A new music licensing platform from ByteDance that uses AI to deliver personalized sounds to content creators.
Windows 11 gets the biggest MIDI update in decades: Native support for MIDI 2.0 ensures better communication and more stable performance.
Price Reductions part 8: Now even more Behringer synths have been reduced in price!
Thomann celebrates Valentine's Day 2025 under the motto "Say it with music" with handpicked inspirations from many zones. It's worth a look!
Live Deals at Thomann: Get the Behringer WING digital mixer for €300 off, plus lots more for your next live gig.
From subtle to radical, Polyverse Filterverse turns any sound into crazy sound design with 25 filters and innovative modulations.
Softube Console 1 Channel Mk III & Fader Mk III now include Cubase and Nuendo Direct DAW control and more!
AI-generated content remains a hot topic. The U.S. Copyright Office makes it clear: without human creativity, there is no copyright protection.
In a recent interview, Joe Bonamassa explains why an equalizer is so essential to a good guitar sound.
