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Bitwig and PreSonus’s new open file format enables you to save projects in one DAW and open them in another, but will other developers support it?
By Ben Rogerson published
Could we be entering a new era of inter-platform compatibility, or will DAWproject turn out to be a false dawn?
PreSonus Studio One 6.5 adds Dolby Atmos integration, but the real big news could be a new DAW file-swapping format
By Simon Arblaster published
Version 6.5 for Studio One has landed with new additions in spatial audio and an open-source file-sharing platform that could be a gamechanger
This 'experimental' new DAW has a ton of innovative features that we haven't seen anywhere else: "This is something that should have existed for years"
By Matt Mullen published
Blockhead is still in development, but access to alpha builds is available to Colugo Music's Patreon supporters
Pro Tools Sketch: industry-standard DAW gets Ableton Live-style clip launching and a free iPad app, but will it convince you to switch?
By Si Truss published
Avid makes its pitch to loop-based music makers
10 things you didn't know Ableton Live could do
By Martin Delaney published
The basics of Live are easy enough to grasp, but there’s far more to this DAW than meets the eye. Here are our ten choice picks of hidden (and not-so-hidden) extras
Are you an Ableton Live user? This free workflow hack will probably change your life
By Matt Mullen published
Live Enhancement Suite will save you hours of time by optimizing the Live experience with handy shortcuts
Why are producers making FL Studio speedrun videos, and can you learn anything from them?
By Dan Brashaw published
Welcome to the music production subset where it’s survival of the fastest
Seeds by Lemonaide is an “ethical AI” platform that can generate chord and melody MIDI data for use in your DAW
By Ben Rogerson published
A track-starter rather than a producer-replacer
Produce Like... Model Man: "Ableton was just the thing I needed to connect the dots between classical piano and production"
By Matt Mullen published
Mark Brandon’s rave reinventions channel the utopian spirit of ‘90s dance music into ecstatic new forms. We visited the artist in his Essex home studio to find out more
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