At the Superbooth 19, KORG unveiled the Nu:Tekt DIY Synthesizer, the latest development of Etienne Noreau-Hebert, the inventor of the multi-engine. At first glance, it looks like a successor to the well-known Montron Synthesizer lineup […]
KORG’s multi-engine, one of the most exciting and innovative concepts in a hardware Synthesizer, in my opinion, is growing again. Sinevibes has today expanded its portfolio of KORG “plugins” with Bent. It’s a new bent-wave […]
At this year’s NAMM, the KORG Minilogue xd, a further development of the Minilogue Synthesizer, was launched. Even though KORG gave only very few media the opportunity to test the instrument before the NAMM, I […]
About hardware and software is always talked about what is better. Some love something to touch, others prefer the complexity of the software what is often missing in hardware. But what about bring the power […]
KORG Minilogue XD should be a new polyphonic analog Synthesizer with a built-in digital multi-engine similar to the Prologue! The KORG Prologue is certainly one of my 2018 Synthesizer highlights, as it combines analog and […]
Pipes is a powerful upcoming MPE-ready hardware sample player with a zero latency technology, 24bit, 48kHz native audio quality, 64 stereo voices and is very soon on Kickstarter! There were many highlights at this year’s […]
As you know, Synthesizer freaks loves LFO’s in their analog or digital Synthesizer. Unfortunately, many new Synthesizers have only one LFO (KORG Prologue) or two (Behringer Neutron). It looks different with the ARTURIA MiniBrute 2. […]
I’m not the Cubase 9 Pro user but I want only to publish the news here for my readers which use Cubase as main DAW. I can’t tell you what I think about this new […]
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