In a now-deleted social media post, the latest attack from Behringer on music journalist Peter Kirn, has been very poorly received. Behringer has launched a vicious and highly inappropriate attack on ...

Alphabetically? Chronologically? All thrown together in one massive folder called ‘Jamz’? We speak to some DJs about how they organise their music collections. Attack readers come from many different ...

The Secrets of Techno Production, a comprehensive 218-page paperback, is now available! Covering techno from its roots to the present day, this highly anticipated follow-up to The Secrets of Dance ...

Roland, together with Outernet London, has announced a brand-new Roland store and customer experience on London’s Denmark St, is now open. The location is intended to offer a full Roland customer ...

You can now find inspiration from Splice’s huge library against the context of your own loops with Splice Create. Splice has announced that subscribers can now use their AI-powered Create engine to ...

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Ableton Live 12, released in 2024, introduced five MIDI Generator tools designed to spark ideas across different stages of the creative process. Here’s how they work. We’ve all got pretty strong ...

The quality of free plugins just keeps getting better. These are the best free plugins for 2026. We really are spoiled for choice. Not only are paid plugins better than ever, with analog-style ...

As the latest generation of live techno acts hit the road, we ask what defines ‘live’ electronic music. Is a backlash against lazy Ableton sets responsible for the most exciting live shows in decades?

What do you get when you combine 808 and 909 analogue drum synthesis, SP-404MKII-style sampling, and input from Detroit legends like Underground Resistance? The TR-1000, a modern drum machine that is ...

In part one of this new two-part Passing Notes series, we break down the French duo’s bassline composition techniques to draw lessons from some of their greatest hits. Daft Punk’s music covers a lot ...

In the first installment of a two-part story, we look at the evolution of vocal synthesis, from primitive speech-mimicking machines to modern software vocoders. It all started in 1974 with four ...