It’s safe to say the barriers to entry for producing music—especially electronic music—have never been lower.
Faster and cheaper computers, a slew of no- and low-cost apps available for your tablet, a burst of DIY hardware, and more online video tutorials each day means that anyone with even an inkling Read more...
When the first version of Omnisphere was released in 2008, the world of software synthesis was in a very different stage of development.
The critical mass of users who favored software instruments had yet to crest, and very few musicians would publicly bet their reputations on the sound quality of Read more...
The world of electronic instruments once seemed stubbornly esoteric and entirely niche-focused, dominated by huge wooden boxes packed full of knobs and buttons that allowed the average musician no access to their hidden wonders and infinite sonic potential.
Never was this more apparent than in the wondrous world of modular Read more...
