Today’s samplers are immensely powerful, sophisticated devices capable of accurately recreating almost any sound. But if you’re craving a total change and want to experience the gritty sound and nostalgic vibe of early 8-bit sampling,…
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I know what you’re thinking: another stem splitter? But Fadr has taken things to the extreme, offering no fewer than 16 separable elements. A capability currently rivalled only by Moises AI. (Click here for our…
You may have heard of sidechain compression — a popular production technique where the audio signal from one track is routed to control the compressor on another. This allows the incoming signal to dictate the…
Stem separation has been revolutionizing music technology, and DJing has proven to be the perfect playground for this capability. Most popular DJ software now features stem separation, but VirtualDJ has taken it a step further…
Beatmaking apps have revolutionized how music is created, bringing professional-grade features right to your fingertips. These apps are perfect for capturing inspiration on the go, and their relatively low price points make music production more…
Who doesn’t love a free virtual instrument? Well, if you’re a brass fan, we’ve got something special for you. This Kontakt instrument, brought to you by the generous people over at “Music Sampling,” offers an…
Rescued and Restored 100 year old Upright Piano finds new lease of life in the Digital Domain. The marketplace is certainly not short on great-sounding “piano” virtual instruments, and like real pianos they all have…
With so many DJ controllers to choose from, finding the right one can feel overwhelming. Don’t worry—we’ve done the hard work for you! Whether you’re a beginner or looking to upgrade, this guide highlights the…
As the number of stem separation tools on the market continues to grow, it’s becoming increasingly hard to stand out. Most stem separators allow you to isolate basic elements like vocals, drums, bass, and a…
Antidote Audio recently identified a neat little trick used by Skrillex to enhance the impact of his snares. He noticed that Skrillex often incorporates reversed sounds that abruptly stop just as the snare’s transient hits.…
