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Fender Studio is the company’s long-awaited entry-level recording app, and it’s free for all
By Ben Rogerson published
Cross-platform software “shares DNA” with PreSonus Studio One and includes Fender amp and effect models

If you're an Ableton Live user, SoundFlow could save you hours of time by replacing complex workflows with the touch of a button
By Matt Mullen published
Control your DAW via Stream Deck or smartphone with SoundFlow's new Ableton Live integration

Ableton drops 1.5 update for Move, adding sample slicing, improved MIDI I/O and a new Auto-Filter device
By Si Truss published
Superbooth 25: The standalone Live companion gets its biggest overhaul since launch – join the public beta now

New to making tracks? Start here
By Andy Jones published
Want to make a track from scratch but don't know where to begin? We'll show you

"An upgrade that’s all about creativity": PreSonus Studio One Pro 7 review
By James Russell published
Splice integration, stem separation, clip launching, sort-of-new instruments and more on the test bench

You can now sample via USB-C using your Ableton Move
By Matt Mullen published
Move's 1.3.0 firmware update also lets you send out polyphonic expression through the instrument's MIDI out port

openDAW promises to open the door to music production for beginners, students and beatmakers on a budget
By Matt Mullen published
Though still in development, openDAW looks set to be a capable and accessible music-making platform with a few interesting quirks

Best DAWs 2025: The best digital audio workstations for PC and Mac
By Ben Rogerson last updated
Our expert pick of music production software packages for every budget and application - tested and rated

“In a world where AI is starting to impact in so many areas of tech, it is notable and perhaps refreshing that this gets no mention in this release”: Steinberg Cubase Pro 14 review
By Bruce Aisher published
Does Cubase still have what it takes to remain at the DAW top table?

“As production becomes more cloud-oriented, many are questioning whether desktop DAWs are beginning to show their limitations”: How online DAWs are ushering in a new era for music making
By Chris Corfield published
Can browser-based digital audio workstations match up to traditional offline DAWs? We take a look
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