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Vinyl Resurgence Examined In Holland, Market Correction Ahead?
With Making Vinyl on the horizon next week in Haarlem, Netherlands, co-founder Larry Jaffee reflects on the vinyl landscape…
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“Back of the House” describes the behind-the-scenes areas that the public rarely sees. In entertainment venues, hotels, and…
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We look at the science behind Waves’ new 3D audio plugin, Nx: Ocean Way Nashville.
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Electric vehicles are giving automobile companies a chance to reinvent how cars sound – and many are turning to electronic music producers.
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AI plugins are everywhere. The DAW is next. Here are the DAWs already living in the future. But are producers…
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The 14th July 2020 is the 25th birthday of the MP3. We spoke with artist and curator Dr John Kannenberg…
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Echio, an artist-led music education platform founded in 2021, now offers demo feedback from your favourite artists. And for…
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We talk to Pete Cannon, DJ Formula and Vogue Renege about producing and even DJing with old Amigas – and how you can too.
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There’s a narrative that Eurorack is wallet-gaugingly expensive but is this justified? We spoke with Noise Engineering and other manufacturers to understand the costs involved
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Collabhouse offers streaming placement, sync licensing, music promotion with content creators, and NFTs all under one roof.
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R&S Records celebrates four decades of incredible music with a new compilation, In Order To Dance 4.0.
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The Ampron Aubade is one of the rarest and most elusive vintage synthesizers ever made. Little has been known about its origins – until now.
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In Doha, a small group of synth heads are trying to build a world-beating synth museum and associated music…
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Neurodiverse conditions like ADHD are common among people in the dance music scene. We sat down with Tristan Hunt, former…
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A year ago we published a series of articles about artists who had removed their music from Spotify. We caught…
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With AI growing ever more powerful and many services using it to power actual musical composition, are the days of human-made music numbered?
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