When the Bricasti M7 was released, it was a game changer for engineers, producers, and music makers all across the world.
Created by ex-Lexicon engineers to become the new standard in algorithmic reverb, the M7 is still highly coveted, and its impact has inspired much competition in the plugin world. Read more...
When mocking up big band and jazz horn arrangements, I tend to run into a number of issues with my sonic toolkit. A lot of my brass sample libraries have legato, but the scripting can be sluggish and sound fake for fast-flowing lines.
A lot of the brass libraries I Read more...
SonicScoop’s Matthew Wang was recently moonlighting over on the Plugin Alliance channel, where he shared ideas on how to make unique synth sounds from scratch using their latest synthesizer, the Knifonium.
These concepts apply to ANY subtractive synthesizer. Taken together, they’re a great primer on how to use synthesis from Read more...
Since Dorico‘s release, Steinberg has been helping composers, orchestrators, and arrangers save valuable time notating their music.
Dorico has positioned Steinberg among the top developers of music notation software by simply offering features and workflow approaches that weren’t—and still aren’t—offered by the competition.
With the new version 3 of Read more...
Leo Abrahams is a renowned guitarist who has toured with artists including Imogen Heap, Roxy Music, Grace Jones, and Pulp. He has composed scores for movies such as The Lovely Bones (with Brian Eno) and Hunger (with David Holmes), and is credited as the guitarist on film scores such as Read more...
