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"One of the largest collections of music production software in the world": Native Instruments unveils NI 360 subscription platform
NI scraps Komplete Now and launches three-tier subscription service for Komplete content and plugins from NI, iZotope, ...
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Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee are still jamming together: "We’re actually playing a lot of Rush songs" – but there are caveats
"It’s funny because we sound like a really bad tribute band for the first three or four run-throughs on these things" ...
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Apple’s super-thin new iPad Pro gets an M4 chip, but the much more affordable iPad Air M2 could be the savviest option for music makers
As you might expect, the top of the range is where the most exciting action is; Apple seems to have gone all out to ensure ...
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"I can't stand them": Slash reveals he isn't a fan of using in-ear monitors live, but he does like using guitar plugins in the studio
"I've been tweaking them like crazy" Slash says of his ongoing battles with the "necessary evil" of using in-ears ...
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“It was like piano strings”: Lee Ritenour on the time BB King invited him to play Lucille
Ritenour says nobody on the planet could play like BB King did, and the King of the Blues' trademark vibrato was all the more ...
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Computer Music 335 July 2024: free downloads
Computer Music magazine is the world’s best selling publication dedicated solely to making great music with your Mac or PC computer. Each issue it brings its lucky readers the best in cutting-edge ...
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"I’d never made a guitar before I made the Cloud guitar for Prince": Now the legendary six-string is expected to raise up to $600k at auction
Cloud 3, the specific six-string in question, was, like the other Clouds out there, built by Dave Rusan for The Purple One. Completed in 1985, it became one of Prince's most trust ...
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"It's the marmite of DAWs!": 7 things I love about Pro Tools (and 3 that I really don't)
In the next edition of an ongoing series exploring why music-makers choose their DAWs, Rob Speight talks us through the reasons behind his predilection for Pro Tools ...