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Minimal Audio promises to "go beyond the vocoder" with "hypermodern" vocal resynthesis plugin Evoke
By Matt Mullen published
Warp, manipulate and harmonize vocals with Evoke's resynthesis engine, then transform the results with its comprehensive effects rack and versatile modulation system

“A portable setup that offers a powerful means of recording and practising”: Fender Link I/O and Fender Studio review
By Pete Emery published
Fender introduces Link I/O and Fender Studio, a potentially potent and exceptionally portable little combo

“The ultimate library of bass tones”: IK Multimedia’s Tonex modelling suite and pedals arrive for bass guitar
By Jonathan Horsley published
IK Multimedia unveils a Tonex and Tonex One that is designed for bass players, and backs it up with a software suite replete with all the low-end bass amp classics and then some

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

Herbie Hancock reveals what Harold Rhodes said to him when he saw that he’d modded one of his pianos
By Ben Rogerson published
But in the end, Hancock convinced him to include I/O in all Rhodes models

Could IK Multimedia’s "ethical" ReSing software be a gamechanger for AI voice modelling?
By Ben Rogerson published
Feed it your scratch vocal and it will replace it with an “expressive, professional-quality voice”

After 5 years, Spotify streaming returns to DJ software... but there's a catch
By Matt Mullen published
Spotify Premium subscribers can now browse and stream Spotify's catalogue using the desktop versions of Rekordbox, Serato and Algoriddim Djay

Tones from head to mix Positive Grid Project: BIAS X
By Pete Emery published
Sponsored by Positive Grid
Trying out Positive Grid's new software, making it easier than ever to get mix-ready guitar tones

Positive Grid unveils BIAS X, an AI-powered plugin allowing players to design tones using text and “music-to-tone” prompts
By Jonathan Horsley published
The BIAS X AI-powered guitar tone platform lets you to type in what kind of sound you like, then it designs it, and allows you to refine it. Have we officially entered the era of Chug GPT?
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