The 1990s Amiga with Video Toaster has a VFX cool factor that endures today
Todd Rundgren, Babylon 5, The X-Files, SeaQuest DSV, and even those demo videos - NewTek's Video Toaster has plenty of...
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Dazzle at the soft synths of the Commodore Amiga – including a forgotten 1985 gem
The obscure software synth wonders of the Commodore Amiga hold up today as unique sound creation instruments. And as early...
In 1986, John Cage met Sun Ra at Coney Island’s Sideshows by the Seashore
Let it all hang out. Put together that live set you want. Make a "meeting" happen, "not a planned performance."...
Oberheim is shipping the OB-X8 desktop and Tom is posing in the factory to prove it
What would your splurge synth be? It's tough to top the OB-X8 for that, now in desktop form with the...
Give Ableton Live the cool color scheme of a 90s SGI UNIX system with these themes
Sometimes all musical inspiration needs is a different view on things. So what better than to refresh your Ableton Live...
The device alone doesn’t matter: Vision Pro is a showcase for Apple’s spatial computing tech
We talk about the Mac, but ultimately the Mac was a vehicle for GUIs - icons, mice, scrolling, toolboxes, painting....
BOSS is bringing back an 80s Roland rackmount delay in a collab with the late Eddie Van Halen
Meanwhile, at Roland... Check your bingo cards, because I've got ... "the 1980s..." ... "digital" ... "Roland rackmount digital delays"...
Hands on: Soundtoys SuperPlate is five plate reverbs in one – and delivers on nuance
In the midst of lots of splashy effects, Soundtoys' latest is an exercise in subtlety and precision. These plates are...
Dials, punch cards, and reels: watch how electronic music was produced in 1960s Germany
Watch just how painstaking and time-consuming electronic music production was ca. mid-to-late 1960s, in this rare documentary of the German...
Ryuichi Sakamoto was always a leap ahead: sounds, machines, outpouring of remembrances
From music to technology, fashion to performance, few artists can reveal a future to so many people as Ryuichi Sakamoto...
