Introducing the EP-35 from Teenage Engineering: a portable, battery-operated amplifier designed for synthesizers, guitars, and vocals, featuring a wide array of built-in effects and a handy camp light.
Serato’s acclaimed DJ software has made its debut on mobile devices, now featuring compatibility with hardware controllers.
J Mascis, the lead singer of Dinosaur Jr., has finally shared his thoughts on the AI-generated video for “Old Friends.”
In a recent episode of the podcast “Pablo Torre Finds Out,” listeners can enjoy two exclusive snippets from Wu-Tang Clan’s unique album, “Once Upon A Time in Shaolin.”
This upgraded iPod motherboard introduces contemporary features, but it may overlook the essence of the original streaming experience.
YouTube introduces a new “AI” label in the YouTube Music app to identify songs that have been modified or created using generative AI technology.
The latest iOS 27.2 beta 4 introduces a sleek black-and-white design for the Apple Music app, following a recent logo update.
After nearly two decades in the music scene, Sunmi from Wonder Girls remains grounded and dedicated to her craft.
Musicians express their concerns over DistroKid’s unclear policies after the removal of their tracks linked to the UMG lawsuit.
Arturia’s AstroLab stage keyboards now support complete sound customization thanks to the new 2.0 firmware update.
Kakul Srivastava, CEO of Splice, navigates the delicate balance of AI music technology while expressing her disdain for her cup warmer.
Thoughtful Things describes Engram as a ‘field recorder for latent space’ that explores circuit-bending with miniature AI models.
Decap’s ‘Drums That Knock’ have become a staple in numerous chart-topping tracks over the past decade.
The popular music history podcast No Dogs in Space is returning to its roots with a new series titled Punk 2.0.
The chiptune rock band celebrated for their work on the Scott Pilgrim game soundtracks and a collaboration with Hatsune Miku took part in our weekly Q&A to mark the release of their latest single, “Yeah I Guess.”
Lunacy Audio’s Nova serves as a versatile plug-in for your digital audio workstation, a platform for VST development, and a marketplace for showcasing your AI-enhanced audio creations.