DAWs

With its clip-based workflow, Live found favour among electronic musicians. With version 11, it improves its linear recording tools without forgetting its experimental base.

Slicker editing, MIDI Typing and more come to the unlimited free workstation

Can this souped-up and affordable referencing plug-in help you upgrade your mixing and mastering skills?

This tool could make collaborations and multi-DAW workflows a breeze

With the beta of Live 11 in our hands, it’s time for us to scope out some of the most intriguing new additions. While there’s not much in the way of new instruments as such, there are many new sounds and workflows to explore.

Sampler’s new intelligent mapping take the headache out of multisampling. We take a look at the speedier way to transform a folder full of samples into a finished instrument.

Everyone has their favourite, but this DAW certainly has served us best in 2020.

Frequency Splitter, Instrument Tuner and a new Fruity Parametric EQ 2 come with the update, among plenty more features.

You’ll be able to create, mix and render for Dolby Atmos completely in-the-box

Downloadable on web or mobile and ready to use in any DAW.