Watch this Kazakh pop video for the maximum weirdness of Casio’s singing robot keyboard
Look, I don’t want to say that Casio missed a marketing opportunity here and buried the lede on their awesomely...
Tech
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....
IK’s model of the Neve 1081 console is free this month, plus free EQ and metering
IK Multimedia are giving away a nice British channel strip model in January. It's part of a larger download, but...
IK’s model of the Neve 1081 console is free this month, plus free EQ and metering
IK Multimedia are giving away a nice British channel strip model in January. It's part of a larger download, but...
Celebrate your Blue Monday with the choir sound from New Order – and Kraftwerk’s Orchestron
Expect there are quite a few blue Blue Mondays in the house, so this is topical - our friend Alex...
Polyend Tracker 1.5 lets you save custom instruments – and opens up sharing with others
Polyend quietly updated their cult hit Tracker with a smartly-designed feature for keeping settings organized as instruments. What might really...
Dorico 4 is finally engraving-level notation with MIDI editing powers, in a single tool
As Steinberg's Dorico 4 matures, at last, we're seeing a single, elegant tool that produces engraver-quality scores, but also the...
Get lost in magical 1983 footage of Brilliant Trees, delicate IBM Dictaphone looping
Whatever you're doing now, if you want to calm yourself and rediscover the love of slow production, watch this transcendent...
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...
Bespoke visual noise is the next domain for Robert Henke – so let’s revisit Perlin, anyway
For the year 2022, it's remarkable how much visual generation is still based on decades-old algorithms. But here's one to...
