Thanks to yesterday’s high-profile blackouts of Wikipedia, Reddit, and others more Americans are familiar with the Stop Online Piracy Act than ever before.
If you’re still confused as to what the fuss is about and need a balanced look at the arguments, I recommend my December primer, “SOPA & PIPA: Read more...
Alesis has introduced Vortex, the first-ever USB/MIDI keytar controller. Debuting at NAMM, it will be available in Quarter 2 of 2012, with an MSRP of $399.00 and estimated street price of $249.00.
The Vortex is designed to eliminate the barrier between keyboardists and the audience. Alesis’ new baby sports an Read more...
At Winter NAMM, which kicks off today, the new California-based new brand Nektar are showing their new Panorama P4 – billed as the first dedicated keyboard controller for Propellerhead Reason.
The Panorama P4 (MSRP: $599) is said to offer unrivalled tactile control and user transparency, having been conceived from the Read more...
Native Instruments today launched the Abbey Road Drummer series, a comprehensive rework of the their Abbey Road Drums instruments.
Where the original Abbey Road instrument gave you the “Drums”, this new instrument also gives you the “Drummer.”
The Abbey Road Drummer series (available as individual 60s, 70s, 80s and Modern Read more...
Vintage Revolution was founded in 2007 on the idea that the qualities of DSP-based effects and the shortcomings of some analog effects were just not being exploited to their full potential – so they decided to get frisky and create the worlds first hybrid multi-effects unit for musicians – the Read more...
