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Measures should stop fraudsters attempting to piggyback on human artists

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And that seems to include his Culture Club bandmates

By Beth Simpson Published
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By Matt Mullen Published
Bou brought British Airways hostess Sophie Turner on stage to perform new track STAY SEATED, which samples her interaction with the row traveller

By Jonathan Horsley Published
Forcing students to practise, encouraging improv, getting them to cover Zappa for their parents... This is what a guitar hero looks like

By Matt Mullen Published
How Samuel Barber's tear-jerking orchestral classic was transformed into an unlikely dancefloor hit at the turn of the millennium

By Andy Price Published
MusicRadar spoke to the legendary late Geoff Emerick back in 2014, when he told us in frank detail about their late 60s’ studio struggles

By Beth Simpson Published
Measures should stop fraudsters attempting to piggyback on human artists

By Matt Mullen Published
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By Si Truss Published
Two years on from launch, does Korg's virtual analogue have what it takes to fill its predecessor's shoes?

By Jonathan Horsley Published
The Tonex 2.0 Player has been released in public beta and adds 220 all-new Premium V2 Tone Models, plus a redesigned home page, improved workflow and more

By Beth Simpson Published
Platform says it will limit downloads and introducing watermarking of tracks

By Si Truss Published
Upgraded with better controls, new features and a “more elegant” workflow, Blackbox 2 is now shipping

By MusicRadar Published
The mighty 808 kick has room-shaking potential as a bass sound. Explore the possibilities with these free samples

By Si Truss, Ben Rogerson Published
808-featuring cuts from boundary-pushing artists, from Kraftwerk and Marvin Gaye to Aphex Twin and New Order

By Matt Mullen Published
"What if playing music could work more like playing a video game?"

By Matt Mullen Published
Pigments Play features 100 presets and is equipped with the same six synth engines, 68 filter modes and 20 effect algorithms as the paid-for version

By Ben Rogerson Published
Relive the early days of software instruments, or experience what they were like for the first time

By Matt Mullen Published
Fender's first entry into the pad controller market, Motion 16 and Motion 32 pair polyphonic aftertouch-equipped FATAR pads with deep Studio Pro integration

By Jonathan Horsley Published
It ain't cheap but you have the same classic sounds as the original rack unit and the same controls too

By Beth Simpson Published
Plus Geddy Lee describes a spooky experience meeting Neil Peart… as a bird

By Jonathan Horsley Published
Forcing students to practise, encouraging improv, getting them to cover Zappa for their parents... This is what a guitar hero looks like

By Jonathan Horsley Published
It all started with one over-produced string demo video, then came the controversy. Now D'Addario reveals Suno Studio was used to “regenerate the track”

By Jonathan Horsley Published
The Tonex 2.0 Player has been released in public beta and adds 220 all-new Premium V2 Tone Models, plus a redesigned home page, improved workflow and more

By Beth Simpson Published
Pair have teamed up on new concept album about mental health

By Phil Weller Published
The jazz-minded session ace goes heavy metal with his latest wallet-friendly collaboration with Sire, and it’s heavy in both senses of the word

By Chris Barnes Published
And if you’re a beginner, the bundled beginner’s guide will get you off on the right foot

By MusicRadar Published
Learn to play acoustic and electric guitar in record time with our guide to easy-to-read notation

By Music Radar Published
The A major pentatonic, A minor pentatonic and Mixolydian are great places to start and we'll show you how

By Rob Laing Published
A string change is the ideal opportunity to get your 'board back to its best

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My expert pick of the best online guitar courses will supercharge your playing wherever you are, and whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player

By Andy Price Published
The Rage Against the Machine axe-man’s most memorable moment saw him emulate a DJ scratch breakdown using a trick that few have fully mastered

By Ross Holder Published
Guitar Tricks is our number one online tuition platform for guitar players

By Chris Barnes Published
With over 84,000 lessons at your disposal, this is one of the best value guitar tuition subscriptions online right now

By Rob Laing Published
Uneven frets are a common issue with our guitars, but MusicNomad has come up with different ways to empower players to deal with it themselves

By The MusicRadar Team Published
Inject some feel into your tracks by recording a real human drummer (no jokes, please). It's easier than you think

By Daniel Griffiths Published
You can create a great guitar track using just a single microphone and it's simpler than you think…

By MusicRadar Published
Spruce up your chords and snazz up your scales with these simple but powerful techniques

By Daniel Griffiths Published
Faders, knobs, buttons, sliders and sockets explained: Here’s how to find your way around a modern mixing desk

By Roland Schmidt Published
Adding small or even large amounts of saturation doesn’t have to be bad for you, as we explore how to singe your sonics

By Stuart Adams Published
Create your own reverb effects with our step-by-step tutorial

By Roland Schmidt Published
On Kid A, Radiohead went resonant with some severe vocal processing - although complex at the time, the incredible results can now be easily achieved in software

By Roland Schmidt Published
If you love the sound of the talkbox, but grapple with the practicality of the hardware, we have some top tips for recreating the classic sound with plugins

By Jon Musgrave Published
If you’ve got Logic, you’re already more than capable of recreating Skrillex’s manipulated reverb, Billie Eilish’s formant shifting and much more…

By Roland Schmidt Published
We get creative with an effects chain inspired by Jon Hopkins, and a heavy dose of felt piano

By Tim Cant Published
Aperture heralded a new approach for Styles, but its sounds clearly cribbed from the minimal techno playbook

By MusicRadar Published
Get the technical know-how required to make great remixes with these essential techniques

By MusicRadar Published
Learn to play acoustic and electric guitar in record time with our guide to easy-to-read notation

By Roland Schmidt Published
We create our own transient-heavy synth bass with leanings towards the trance-heavy sounds of the 90s. ‘Drop Dead’ you exclaim? No way! We were Born Slippy!

By Roland Schmidt Published
We lift the bonnet on a foundational piece of synth genius, and demonstrate how you can achieve its distinctive sound yourself in your DAW

By Roland Schmidt Published
Don't let your software arsenal overwhelm you - sometimes the best route to creative success is to mine just one instrument

By Music Radar Published
The A major pentatonic, A minor pentatonic and Mixolydian are great places to start and we'll show you how

By Si Truss Published
We delve into our In The Studio archive to compile the techno secrets behind releases on esteemed labels including Drumcode, Cocoon, Dekmantel, Second State and more

By Si Truss Published
Two years on from launch, does Korg's virtual analogue have what it takes to fill its predecessor's shoes?

By Phil Weller Published
The jazz-minded session ace goes heavy metal with his latest wallet-friendly collaboration with Sire, and it’s heavy in both senses of the word

By Martin Delaney Published
Novation’s Launch Control 3 update looks basic and minimal, but it successfully packs a lot into a small package

By James Grimshaw Published
This newly updated four-track field recorder from Tascam is a surprisingly dense device, boasting 32-bit float recording and some supremely quiet preamps

By Si Truss Published
AlphaTheta’s mixer is a smaller, cheaper take on the flagship DJM-V10 – but it’s also a lot more than that

By Matt McCracken Published
Mooer's battery-operated multi-effects unit delivers all the tools a beginner needs to get up and running, though some features fall short under DSP constraints

By James Grimshaw Published
The Tascam FR-AV4 is a location-shooting dream of a field recorder, with some serious I/O and some incredibly quiet preamps

By Daryl Robertson Published
A fantastic, wacky, and eccentric three-in-one stompbox that harks back while creating something fresh
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