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"FL Studio is coming to your browser": Image-Line announces FL Studio Web in bid to "lower the barrier to entry" for new users
By Matt Mullen published
"We've taken the iconic FL Studio workflow and streamlined it for the web"

Stuck for ideas in Ableton Live? This free Max for Live device could snap you out of writer's block
By Matt Mullen published
Dnksaus's Spawner randomly spawns effects from Live's library of stock devices. Combine it with a parameter randomizer for instant inspiration

I switched to Ableton Live from Logic Pro, and I've never looked back. If you want to do the same, you can still score 25% off in the Sweetwater Cyber Week sale
By Matt Mullen last updated
Save up to $187 right now on Ableton Live Suite, Standard, and Intro at Sweetwater - but be quick, it ends soon!

Is this the future of the DAW? Melosurf is a voice-controlled AI assistant that lets you talk to Ableton Live
By Matt Mullen published
Open plugins, tweak parameters and even generate chord progressions using a simple voice command

Stuck for ideas? Here's how to create fresh basslines and melodies with Ableton Live 12’s MIDI tools
By Si Truss published
In our latest video tutorial, we explore how to use Live generative MIDI tools and hardware-inspired sequencers to create riffs and patterns

Creating chords for electronic music: 3 ways to generate more interesting progressions in Ableton Live 12
By Si Truss published
Let’s explore how Live’s MIDI effects can help us write better progressions

One year on, I’ve finally clicked with Ableton Move – all because I’ve stopped trying to make music with it
By Si Truss published
We revisit Ableton's mini standalone sketchpad following 12 months of refinements and firmware updates

With version 6, Bitwig Studio becomes an automation powerhouse
By The MusicRadar Team published
Expanding its possibilities yet also making it easier than ever to get onboard with, Bitwig’s latest update underlines its position as the DAW for creative musicians

Back in 1999, Prince offered his opinion on the new generation of DAW-based musicians and producers
By Ben Rogerson published
“If they didn’t take the time to learn their instrument and their scales and to actually speak the language of music then they can’t play… all they can do is watch,” he argued
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