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synths Classic FM Synthesis: Yamaha DX7 Alternatives
Want to build classic FM sounds from the 1980s and beyond? Here are some of the best Yamaha DX7 Alternatives to take you to FM heaven. Previously, we’ve discussed the illustrious History of Yamaha synthesizers, and we’ve looked at both the DX7 and DX1 in detail: The History of Yamaha The Yamaha DX7 Owning a Yamaha DX1 Here, we’ll look at more modern alternatives for creating the famous FM sounds from some of our favourite records and getting more involved with FM synthesis and building your own sounds... The post Classic FM Synthesis: Yamaha DX7 Alternatives appeared first on gearnews.com. View the full article -
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synths Full Bucket Music Paralogy: FREE Software Synth Emulates the Crumar Trilogy & Stratus
Paralogy by Full Bucket Music brings the Crumar Trilogy and Stratus synths to your DAW for FREE! Travel back in time to the early 80s with this free software synth. Full Bucket Music is one of the most productive developers of free software synths, specializing in great-sounding emulations of lesser-known classics that tend to slip under the radar of commercial developers. Their latest release is no exception. Paralogy emulates the Italian-made Crumar Trilogy and Stratus synths from the early 1980s... The post Full Bucket Music Paralogy: FREE Software Synth Emulates the Crumar Trilogy & Stratus appeared first on gearnews.com. View the full article- full bucket music
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dj gear The Best Vintage DJ Gear Still Worth Buying in 2025
As technology rapidly advances in the DJ world, many modern DJs still find themselves drawn to the timeless appeal of vintage gear. Whether it’s the warm analog sound, the durability of classic models, or the nostalgia for a bygone era, vintage DJ equipment holds a special place in the hearts of many. But beyond the sentimental value, there are certain vintage pieces of DJ gear that are still highly relevant in 2025. Whether you’re a seasoned DJ looking to expand your collection or a new DJ drawn to the iconic classics, this guide will help you navigate the best vintage DJ gear worth investing in today... The post The Best Vintage DJ Gear Still Worth Buying in 2025 appeared first on GlobalDJsGuide. View the full article -
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Steinberg Backbone Drum Designer is FREE With Any Purchase on Plugin Boutique
Plugin Boutique offers Steinberg’s Backbone drum designer (normally €149) for free with any purchase in February 2025. Backbone is a 64-bit-only release for macOS (VST3, AU, AAX) and Windows (VST3, AAX). The plugin is free with any paid purchase on Plugin Boutique, but free products don’t count for the giveaway. The promo ends on March [...] View post: Steinberg Backbone Drum Designer is FREE With Any Purchase on Plugin Boutique View the full article -
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kontakt Native Instruments Kontakt 8: A leap forward or a stumble sideways?
As one of music production’s most ubiquitous and long-running pieces of software, few were expecting surprises from the eighth iteration of Native Instruments’ Kontakt, but that’s just what they got. In a series of firsts, the acclaimed sample player has introduced new ways of handling MIDI, performing with samples, and synthesising sounds. Together with a modernised user interface, it would seem that a new vision for Kontakt is emerging. No longer is this just a creative facilitator, it’s now also an idea generator... The post Native Instruments Kontakt 8: A leap forward or a stumble sideways? appeared first on MusicTech. View the full article
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