The Waldorf Kyra breaks New Synthesizer Ground – Synth News Digest 19
Welcome to this latest edition of the TabMuse Synth News Digest. This gives us a chance to present some interesting […]
Hardware Synths
There’s nothing wrong with hardware synths!
Recording Digest: Church of Hed – Sandstoned written by Jerry Kranitz
Editor’s Note: Jerry Kranitz is an aficionado of spacerock and psychedelic music, as evidenced by his work with Aural Innovations
A Sky Level Overview of Superbooth 18
Superbooth is a German electronic music gear trade show rapidly growing in importance overseas. We gave it a small measure
Eventide adds Android App for H9 Control – Synth News Digest 17
Welcome to another edition of the TabMuse Synth News Digest. This gives us an opportunity to inform you of a
Cakewalk Sonar is Now a Free Download – Synth News Digest 15
Welcome to another edition of our look at a few interesting synthesizer and music technology news stories from the last
New Music Technology Products Abound – Synth News Digest 14
Welcome to yet another edition of the TabMuse Synth News Digest. This time out, we offer a host of interesting
The Best New Synths from NAMM 2018
Each year I cover the most intriguing synthesizer announcements from the NAMM show in Los Angeles. Maybe sometime I’ll actually
Welcome to 2018 — Synth News Digest 13
Well, the New Year is upon us. Hopefully, the muse blesses you with inspiration and a bunch of cool new
GridInstrument controls your iOS Music Apps – Synth News Digest 12
The touchscreen on any iOS mobile device opens up a world of possibilities for controlling synths or other music apps.
More Holdout iPad Music Apps now support iOS 11 – Synth News Digest 11
Many musicians using iPads and iPhones continue to forego updating to iOS 11 because its 64-bit requirement makes older 32-bit
A Love Letter to the Alternate Mode trapKAT
Sometime in the early 90s, I tried out an electric drum kit at a Columbus music store. I forget what
The Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer crushes all – Synth News Digest 8
When the German manufacturer, Schmidt, recently announced their Eightvoice analog polyphonic synthesizer, the hearts of many synthheads began to flutter.