Hardware or Software? Why Not Both? – Sounds and Presets
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Which DJ Platform Has The Best Sounding Stems In 2025?
Real-time stems control – the ability to separate vocals from instrumentals instantly when DJing – is currently the cutting-edge battleground for DJ system manufacturers. It’s a fast-moving area, and many software makers are already onto their second or third iteration of stems in their software. What’s more, since we conducted our test last year, two … Continued The post Which DJ Platform Has The Best Sounding Stems In 2025? appeared first on Digital DJ Tips. View the full article -
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Overloud TH-U Essentials Guitar Amp Sim is FREE until January 20
Overloud is giving away free licenses for the TH-U Essentials guitar amp sim (normally $89) until January 20, 2025. TH-U Essentials is a release for macOS (VST, AU, AAX, standalone) and Windows (VST, AAX, standalone). Overloud is giving away 1000 TH-U Essentials licenses daily from January 14 to January 20. TH-U Essentials is a guitar sim [...] View post: Overloud TH-U Essentials Guitar Amp Sim is FREE until January 20 View the full article -
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Hardware or Software? Why Not Both? – Sounds and Presets
This week, we have presets that work on both the hardware or software versions of two great synths. Everyone’s a winner! Nowadays, we live in a world where one can have the tactility of a hardware synth as well as the convenience of an exact software replica. Whether we prefer hardware or software, we can have the best of both worlds. So, we kick off this week’s column with two packs that cater for two fantastic synths that have their feet in both worlds... The post Hardware or Software? Why Not Both? – Sounds and Presets appeared first on gearnews.com. View the full article -
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Roger Linn on the ethics of gear remakes: “Asking my permission would be appreciated”
In light of his essay about Behringer’s reinterpretation of his LinnDrum, Roger Linn has further spoken out about the importance of consent when it comes to gear emulations. Roger Linn’s LinnDrum launched in 1982 via his Linn Electronics brand following its predecessor, the Linn LM-1, and marked the first drum machine to use samples of real drums. Behringer’s LM Drum landed back in December for $399, and was branded as a modern reinterpretation with extra features including MIDI support... The post Roger Linn on the ethics of gear remakes: “Asking my permission would be appreciated” appeared first on MusicTech. View the full article- linndrum
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CEO of AI music generation firm Suno claims majority of people don’t “enjoy” making music
Suno CEO Mikey Shulman has claimed that most people don’t actually “enjoy the majority of the time they spend making music”. The AI music generation startup executive shares his controversial take on the creative process in a recent interview on the 20VC podcast, during which he asserts that music-making is “not really enjoyable” due to the amount of time and practice it demands... The post CEO of AI music generation firm Suno claims majority of people don’t “enjoy” making music appeared first on MusicTech. View the full article
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