19 Results for "Device"

Mach Devices MD-7: Teenage Who?

The Mach Devices MD-7 is an open-source pocket synth that uses haptic motor disks for parameter control, similar to a certain Swedish gadget manufacturer.

Iftah Sting 2: The New Acid Generator for Ableton Live and Push 3 – Pay What You Want!

The expressive Sting 2 sequencer from Iftah brings the flair of the TB-303 to Ableton Push, including standalone functionality.

Bitwig Studio 5.3: It’s Finally Here!

That's right folks, it's official. After a lengthy beta phase, Bitwig Studio 5.3 is finally available with a range of new creative features.

Superposition by Dillon Bastan: A Brilliant Multisampling Device for Ableton Live with a Creative Twist

Dillon Bastan Superposition is a new Max For Live sampler that uses Markov systems to create randomized but controllable sample sequences.

CHOPLIFTER: The Creative Multiband Audio Gate Sequencer for Ableton Live – 30% Off!

CHOPLIFTER from Potato Audio lets you split audio into frequency bands in Ableton Live and create spectacular sequences.

Bitwig Studio 4.3: New Devices bring Space and Tone to the modular DAW

Bitwig has released Bitwig Studio 4.3. Alongside the new Convolution and Delay+ devices, the update includes new Grid and Polymer modules.

Rumored Apple foldable tablet in the pipeline expected around 2026

Rumors of a 20-inch Apple foldable device have surfaced with plenty of detail. Let's check out what potential the design offers musicians.

Sabroi AS Console: Get the sound of various mix consoles in Ableton Live

Sabroi AS Console picks out the best features of different mixing consoles and puts them together into a Max for Live device. Nifty!

CB Electronics XPatch-64 and XPatch2 Software: The Super Patchbay

Almost a year after the release of XPatch-32, manufacurer CB Electronics announces the new and expanded XPatch-64 patchbay. Ouch at the price, though!

midierror RATCHETEER: semi-automatic MIDI pattern generator for Ableton Live

RATCHETEER is able to generate MIDI patterns all by itself, providing new MIDI loops for your projects in control by MIDI keyboards and automation. Neat!

Strokes 2.0: Euclidean Groovebox and Generative Feedback Network for Max for Live.

Rhythms, noises, feedbacking patterns and modulation are the bread and butter of Strokes and version 2 brings in intelligent trigger manipulation, note rotation and Push 2 support.

Bitwig Studio 2.3: Phase synth, Expanded devices and time signatures

Bitwig Studio 2.3 fulfils a couple of frequent feature requests with time signatures and larger GUIs for devices, and gives us a whole new synth in the shape of the phase manipulating Phase-4.

Mutable Instruments Clouds and Braids as free Max4Live devices

Timo Rozendal has released Mutated Texturizer and Mutated Macro Oscillator, free Max4Live versions of Mutable Instruments' Clouds and Braids Eurorack modules.

Bitwig Studio gets Ableton Link with 2.2 update

Bitwig Studio reaches version 2.2 and joins the Ableton Link party for instant networked tempo sync to other software and devices. There are also new modulators, time shifting and 3GBs of new content.

Max for Cats release Pallas an 8 voice semi-modular for Ableton Live

Pallas is uses virtual analogue modelling to build a comprehensive polyphonic semi-modular synthesizer in Max for Live for Ableton Live. Check out the patch bay on this thing!

Resonans brings Physical Modelling to Reason for the first time

Just ahead of the wave of VST plug-ins Resonans Physical Synthesizer Rack Extension brings physical modelling to Propellerhead Reason for the first time.

LayR: deeply layered polyphonic syntheziser for iOS

LayR will pull out up to 256 voices from over 100 layers of instruments before your iPad catches fire. This is the sort of thing the iPad Pro was built for.

Beta Test a Raspberry Pi Low-Latency Audio and MIDI Interface

Blokas have developed 'Pisound', a new low-latency audio and MIDI interface for the Raspberry Pi pocket computer. Test it now!

Top 5 Audio Interfaces for 2016

Choosing the best audio interface can be a really difficult decision. Here's our selection of the Top 5 Audio Interfaces out this year, that we recommend.