Opinion

When Apple adopted the USB in the early 2000s, it led to a greater need for USB keyboards. This was among the first

Roland’s partner to the TB-303 provided a drummer that you could sling over your shoulder and take with you to that pub gig

In its infancy, Steinberg’s pioneering program, now one of the world’s major-league DAWs, revolutionised many an approach to production

Among everyone from beginners to top-tier DJs and producers, there’s a heightening buzz around VirtualDJ. Can one of the most frequently downloaded platforms for audio and video mixing truly change the game with its intelligent stem separation?

Does social media help or hinder modern musicians? In a specially written guest feature, Peter Takis outlines the benefits (and dangers) that a social media detox can bring.

What do Robert Moog, Bernard Herrmann, The Beach Boys and a Russian physicist called Leon have in common? The answer is blowing in the ether.

Having introduced wave sequencing to a mass audience in 1990, Korg’s Wavestation caused a splash in the music technology industry that’s still rippling today.

Korg’s enviable legacy has yielded some of music technology’s most important synths but for, one writer, 1997’s Z1 was its peak.

If you were immersed in pop culture throughout the 1980s, you didn’t just see the light, you heard it. We pick up a light pen and write history on the green screen of the CMI.

It may be one of the most iconic drum machines of all time but is this trailblazer still a recommended purchase?