Legendary Syncussion SY-1 1970s 2-voice drum module is now a playable Mac plug-in
Once upon a time in 1979, Pearl - yeah, the drum maker Pearl - made its own drum module. And...
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Artist uses AI to perfectly fake 70s science fiction pulp covers – artwork and titles
It’s algorithmic, generative 70s sci-fi pulp, courtesy OpenAI. Artist Lewis tells us about how it was done. Meanwhile, see how...
SunVox 2.0: the nearly-free modular pocket DAW just got a slew of new features
It's the underground sleeper hit, a modular, power instrument-DAW-tracker that runs basically everywhere, for free/donation or (on iOS/Android) just a...
Type in lyrics, and this keyboard sings them, as Casio returns to its Casiotone roots
It's like the love-child of those fun 80s portable keyboards and Vocaloid. New Casiotone keyboards will sing lyrics for you....
An album released on Nintendo 64 cartridge – the next nerdy Remute ROM release
Vinyl? Done. Tape? Ha, as if. German artist Remute is using obsolete game technology to release music - and the...
From Detroit and Berlin, a free set of sounds and a blazing compilation
Techno is just one angle - the lifeblood of music between Detroit and Berlin is a relentless underground drive that...
Tidal Club live coders are celebrating the northern hemisphere’s longest night right now
Lockdowns? Variants? Live coders are always ready to make beautiful moments of togetherness that defy isolation and distance. Tune into...
Livecoding glitch, eye-searing colors, AI poetry, and the knowledge to make it yourself for free
The latest absolutely eye-popping work made with free live-coding tool Hydra comes from artist Naoto Hieda, with sound by the...
At Instruments series by Morphine Records, physicality and improvisation meet invention
In a world when so much seems virtual, remote, simulated, and yet oddly pre-scripted, Berlin's Morphine Records turned in the...
Hydra is spectacular free live-coding for visuals in browser – now on iOS, too
How great is live coding on Hydra, for free? It's great enough that you'll do it when you've never used...
