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“It's a strange song – you wouldn't write it down as an idea": How Hot Chip made Ready For The Floor
As they reissue breakthrough albums The Warning, Made In The Dark and One Life Stand, we sit down with the UK band to break down the making of Ready For The Floor
Sander de Keere reimagines the church organ as an 'ancient synthesizer'
The Belgian artist's new composition blends minimalism, spirituality, and electronic experimentation
Technics drops limited-edition wireless earbuds in collaboration with the Rolling Stones
Technics releases limited edition wireless earbuds in collaboration with The Rolling Stones
Ever lost a great idea because you forgot to hit record? GhostTape is here to make sure that never happens again
This app for macOS continuously records up to 60 minutes of audio in a circular buffer in your RAM, so you never miss out when inspiration strikes
SampleRadar: 493 free Moog synth samples
Everything from arpeggiated loops and filtered beats to experimental FX and acid-tinged multi-samples, all made with a Moog
How Charli XCX's producers ran a jam session through an AI sampling plugin to make No One Lasts Forever
AG Cook and Finn Keane appeared on the Tape Notes podcast with Charli to talk through the making of three tracks from new project Music, Fashion, Film
Best MIDI keyboards 2026: Find your perfect match for the home studio
My expert guide to the best MIDI keyboards of all sizes and budgets to integrate with your home studio
Musik Hack launches HyFi, an online mastering platform powered by the “world-class DSP” behind Master Plan
Promising “clear, loud and subtly saturated” masters, HyFi's drag-and-drop mastering service costs as little as $0.99 a track with no subscription – and new signups get 10 free credits
“We’ll be in a room with multi-million-dollar speakers and he'll be sitting on the floor with the worst quality headphones and his laptop doing his thing”: Rogét Chahayed on the genius behind Skrillex's production
“He's one of the most enormous talents in the world – and one of the only people who treats the computer like an instrument”
